Attention. After giving it some thought and talking with my friends in the community, I have decided to take the following course of action.
Most of my mods have been unhidden for the time being. I have received an overwhelming amount of support from so many users who have sent well wishes, and I appreciate this more than you know. I will no longer be providing support or updates for my mods until Nexus issues can be resolved. Please do not pm me for info regarding this, I will provide more info as I have it.
Having a problem with being underwater on land, doesn't make me swim so it's just a visual bug, there is no actual water there. This happens in the low ground between Prim and Mojave Outpost. https://imgur.com/TtD8Ht3
This is looking really good so far, however one issue I am having is that the depth of field is way too strong, if you could let me know, how would I be able to disable the depth of field or at least reduce it since I'm not too of a big fan of it, other than that, this is so much better than enbs.
Also if you could tell me how to edit the colors to make it slighlty lighter that would be great, I am trying to get reshade to somewhat of a level akin to rudy enb in terms of color.
I have no other mods than yours and the required ones that affect antialiasing and its set to none on my setting, I tried reinstalling the game completely but it still didn't fix, I ended up just going into New Vegas Reloaded dof ini and just disabling it.
Again, set multisampling to 8 in both Fallout ini files. Turning it off altogether doesn't help either. The issue is setting it above 8 turns it off, so setting it to 0 is the same. Just set it to 8
However, I seem to be having an issue with it. Whenever I enter the Bison Steve Hotel in Primm, everything is completely pitch black (including the entire pipboy minus the screen).
first time modder here and really excited to try this out, but everytime I load into the game it says that NVSE is either not found or outdated. Then it will tell me that JIP is not found :/ is there any tips you could give to help me out?
You don't technically have to install all effects, but I figured it was easier for beginners to just install them all, there is no performance hit since they aren't all used. You can check the Reshade HDR Weather and Color.ini in the data folder to see which effects you actually need if you just want to install the necessary ones. Its pretty minimal, but the color correction is critical to the overall look.
The config file for the ESP is in "data\config\HDRWeatherAndColor" folder, the default settings distribute weathers and rain, but don't have the cloud fixes and interior color settings turned on since they do technically run in the background, and some people might not like that, or might be using other mods to fix interior lighting.
Exteriors are what I really tried to make shine with this one. Tried to make em feel hot, retain the desert vibe, wanted to find a balance between vanilla and taking some inspiration from NS and URWL. Blue skies, muted reds, depth of field to TRY and mask the zfighting etc. Obviously it removes the yellow tint, but it really tries to keep the hot feeling
Thank you! Glad ur enjoying it. I literally worked on this for like a year lol. I think it may wind up being a bit of a hidden gem since it won't make the hot files, but I'm very happy with how it turned out. Now we can have ENB like visuals without all the bugs, and keeping the vanillaish feel of the game.
This mod is great I am really enjoying it. I am confused in about the reshade presets though. I have installed reshade and selected every additional module with it. While ingame though there are three hdr preset and I can't find any weather presets. I would appreciate some clarification on which exact reshade presets you use. I have another issue in that 1 handed weapons are white. I know this isn't a issue with your mod but new vegas reloaded. I am hoping though you can help in fixing this issue. Link to picture of issue. Thank you for the beautiful mod.
Fist off make sure that "bDoHighDynamicRange" is turned on in your new vegas ini file. This is required by New Vegas Reloaded (Same with ENB I beleive).
After installing Reshade and choosing all modules, once you're in game, open up reshade using the Home key. Now under presets select "HDR Weather And Color.ini" depending on how you installed the mod, it is either going to be in the root folder for New Vegas, or in the root of the Data folder (its not the one in the config folder, that's the ini file for the ESP).
So navigate to for example "SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Fallout New Vegas\Data" and find the preset file there. Double click on it and it should load the preset. You can check by looking at the effects that are turned on (have a checkmark) and seeing that Tint, Shadows, Color correction etc. are turned on.
As far as New Vegas Reloaded, install version 1.3 all the later versions have some glitches unfortunately related to lighting. Install the Bink file to the root directory of New Vegas, and then install the .dll plugin to the NVSE folder in the data folder as instructed by NVR.
After that if you installed my mod correctly the NVR Shaders folder and NVSE NVR ini file should be overwriting the ones from NVR. they should load automatically in game. Press the "O" key and make sure the effects are turned on.
As far as white weapons, I've never heard of that but I'm guessing a mesh or texture issue. Could also potentially be related to some shader package if you happened to change them. Millenia's shader package has instructions on the mod page to handle that stuff properly. Once everything is installed correctly your game should basically look exactly like my screenshots.
Oh and the giant spider hands thing can be solved by changing some settings in New Vegas Tick fix.
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The author has locked this comment topic for the time beingMost of my mods have been unhidden for the time being. I have received an overwhelming amount of support from so many users who have sent well wishes, and I appreciate this more than you know. I will no longer be providing support or updates for my mods until Nexus issues can be resolved. Please do not pm me for info regarding this, I will provide more info as I have it.
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Also if you could tell me how to edit the colors to make it slighlty lighter that would be great, I am trying to get reshade to somewhat of a level akin to rudy enb in terms of color.
Edit: Ignore everything above and here since I have fixed it all now.
Just use vanilla INI settings 90% of the ini changes out there are garbage and make the game look and perform worse.
However, I seem to be having an issue with it. Whenever I enter the Bison Steve Hotel in Primm, everything is completely pitch black (including the entire pipboy minus the screen).
Using fallout NV reloaded version 3.4.1
https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/58277
https://github.com/xNVSE/NVSE/releases
Edit: And what Ini file do we edit in terms of weather?
The config file for the ESP is in "data\config\HDRWeatherAndColor" folder, the default settings distribute weathers and rain, but don't have the cloud fixes and interior color settings turned on since they do technically run in the background, and some people might not like that, or might be using other mods to fix interior lighting.
After installing Reshade and choosing all modules, once you're in game, open up reshade using the Home key. Now under presets select "HDR Weather And Color.ini" depending on how you installed the mod, it is either going to be in the root folder for New Vegas, or in the root of the Data folder (its not the one in the config folder, that's the ini file for the ESP).
So navigate to for example "SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Fallout New Vegas\Data" and find the preset file there. Double click on it and it should load the preset. You can check by looking at the effects that are turned on (have a checkmark) and seeing that Tint, Shadows, Color correction etc. are turned on.
As far as New Vegas Reloaded, install version 1.3 all the later versions have some glitches unfortunately related to lighting. Install the Bink file to the root directory of New Vegas, and then install the .dll plugin to the NVSE folder in the data folder as instructed by NVR.
After that if you installed my mod correctly the NVR Shaders folder and NVSE NVR ini file should be overwriting the ones from NVR. they should load automatically in game. Press the "O" key and make sure the effects are turned on.
As far as white weapons, I've never heard of that but I'm guessing a mesh or texture issue. Could also potentially be related to some shader package if you happened to change them. Millenia's shader package has instructions on the mod page to handle that stuff properly. Once everything is installed correctly your game should basically look exactly like my screenshots.
Oh and the giant spider hands thing can be solved by changing some settings in New Vegas Tick fix.