This mod replaces all of the movie and audio files of visions (for the main quest AND for abilities) with the iconic video of James May saying cheese.

Files that are affected (anything outside of these does not need to be changed):
1: all of the ArtifactVision movies, so ArtifactVision01.bk2, ArtifactVision02.bk2, exc.
2: All of the power movies, so PowerVision_AntiGravField.bk2, exc.
3: (spoilers just incase)
4: Audio files for the related movie files

Any movies outside of these are unchanged. So no main menu replacer.




OVERLY-EXTENSIVE INSTALLING TUTORIAL

To install, first unzip the zip file.

You are required to replace the movie files you currently have inside of the local files for Starfield (Starfield>Data>Video). You can either:

a) Rename the current movie files you have with a prefix (like changing ArtifactVision01 to notArtifactVision01), then download so those rename files go unchanged.
b) Move the movies that are going to be replaced into to another folder, then add the modded ones in.
c) Delete the unmodded files outright and install the new ones.
d) Mod manager.

For A, B, and C, you need to also add the modded audio files. Simply go into your directory under Data again, and make/find Sound>Soundbanks. So the final file path should be Starfield>Data>Sound>Soundbanks. Simply put the modded audio files in there.

To get Starfield to actually read these loose files, you need to make a new file under Documents>My Games>Starfield called "StarfieldCustom.ini", that is if you don't already have it.
If you DON'T have it, make a new text file, and rename it to "StarfieldCustom.ini". Remember to change the "txt" to "ini". Don't worry, notepad can still read it!
Then, open up that file via notepad and add this to it:

[Archive]
bInvalidateOlderFiles=1
sResourceDataDirsFinal=

Then save, and you're done! The mod should fully be installed and the next time you watch a vision, it should play the modded video along with the audio!

UNINSTALLING THE VIDEOS

If you took Route A for installing, delete the modded video files and rename the old ones back to their original names.
If you took Route B, delete the modded files and move the old ones back into their appropriate location.

If you took Route C, this one's a bit more tricky. You first need to delete the modded files, then head to Steam and click on the cog icon with Starfield highlighted. Under the cog will be "Properties". Hit that, then head to "Installed Files". Then simply hit "Verify Integrity of Game files". It might take a hot minute for it to do it, but Steam will scan all of your files to make sure they're all still there. Any missing files will be replaced. If you're not using steam as a game launcher, hopefully your launcher has an option similar to what I described for Steam.

If you took Route C, it should be as easy as disabling the mod.

UNINSTALLING THE AUDIO
To uninstall the audio, you sadly need to manually go through and delete the related files for this mod, or else you risk deleting any other audio mods you have installed.
The list of the files are as follows: