This mod turns off any camera shake in the game, which greatly improves playability for players suffering from motion sickness while playing the game.

The mod will likely need to be recreated after every single No Man's Sky update/patch, so I included the lua script. Using this script, you can rebuild the mod with the help of AMUMSS at any time in the future, making the game future proof for me and many others suffering from motion sickness while playing NMS with default settings.
Be aware that after a NMS update/patch the tool MBINCompiler included in AMUMSS needs to receive a update too, before you can rebuild the mod. AMUMSS will update the MBINCompiler automatically as soon as a newer version is released on GitHub.

This mod applies changes to the file GCCAMERAGLOBALS.GLOBAL.MBIN


MOD UPDATE INSTRUCTION

To update the mod on your own in the future please follow these steps:

1. Download and unpack AMUMSS from Nexus Mods AMUMSS (auto modbuilder-updater with MOD script definition system) at No Man's Sky Nexus - Mods and Community (nexusmods.com)

2. Download and unpack either version of my No Camera Shake mod, you will need the "NOSHAKE.lua" which is the same in both versions

3. Put the "NOSHAKE.lua" into the "ModScript" folder, which is located in your unpacked AMUMSS main folder

4. Run "BUILDMOD.bat", also located in your unpacked AMUMSS folder. Here you get a few options, which you can answer by typing "Y" or "N"

5. After the process is finished, close the window. Your new created and up-to-date NOSHAKE.pak mod is saved in the folder "CreatedModPAKs" inside the AMUMSS main folder

6. Simply copy the mod into your game's mod folder and that's it


Trobleshooting

If your game was very recently updated, this mod update solution might not work right away. This is caused by a a tool included in AMUMSS called MBINCompiler, which gets constantly updated to keep up with the NMS patches. The people working on MBINCompiler are very fast with their updates, releasing their newest version usually within 24h after any NMS patch. Your MBINCompiler version gets updated fully automatic when running the "BUILDMOD.bat" in step 4. where you can also see the version of it.

In summary, if your updated mod doesn't work as expected, chances are, you were too fast and have to wait for MBINCompiler to receive an update first. After that happened, your updated mod should work without any issues.

If you are interested, you can find and check out the MBINCompiler on GitHub: GitHub - monkeyman192/MBINCompiler: A tool for decompiling No Man's Sky .MBIN files to XML format


Another probelm that can occur after major updates in NMS is an ERROR in AMUMSS, when building the mod using the .lua file, where AMUMSS couldn't build the mod or the built mod is non-functional. However this problem can easily be fixed by a clean AMUMSS reinstall, which would mean deleting the existing AMUMSS folder and downloading the latest version.


Further ways to counter motion sickness

Another tip for countering motion sickness additional to this mod: Change the FOV to 130. You can do this by editing the file TKGRAPHICSSETTINGS.MXML. This file is located in your games main folder under No Man's Sky > Binaries > SETTINGS. Opening the file with Editor you can change the FOV values in the lines:

<Property name="FoVOnFoot" value="130.000000"
<Property name="FoVInShip" value="130.000000"


Credits

Many thanks to the creators and maintainers of AMUMSS and MBINCompiler and special thanks to Makto from the NMS Modding Discord Server for providing me the lua script and allowing me to share it.

AMUMSS: https://www.nexusmods.com/nomanssky/mods/957
MBINCompiler on GitHub: https://github.com/monkeyman192/MBINCompiler/releases
NMS Modding Discord Server: https://discord.gg/kFxjuuj