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Removes the low to the ground clouds by making them less opaque. Almost entirely invisible...
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QUESTIONS?
I love answering questions, truly! So please ask away in the comments if you've got any issues or you just don't know how to shave properly and need a few hints...
Bob is here to help clear up that Fog!
Introduction:
Similar to my other mod, NoFogBob's Fog-Be-Gone, this mod removes something I found very annoying... The bundles of misty clouds that hang in the air. They look fine but it bugs me that they disappear and reappear so this mod will remove them entirely.
Description:
-Replaces the roaming fog balls in the air with empty texture
Compatibility Notes:
-No mod conflicts that I know of yet.
Installation:
It's gonna have to be manual because that's how I do things right now... but it's easy trust me!
1) Install and/or update Valheim
2) Download and/or update BepInEx
3) Download and/or update Custom Textures
4) Download this mod and place the "environmentrenderer_FollowPlayer_cloud_MainTex.png" image file inside your Valheim directory. (usually in your steam folder something like "SteamLibrary/steamapps/common/Valheim")
4.1)Make sure that it follows the following file path: "Valheim/BepInEx/plugins/CustomTextures/environmentrenderer_FollowPlayer_cloud_MainTex.png" as I cannot guarantee that it will work if it's inside either the bilinear or trilinear folder.
Something Still Isn't Right?
-If you want to fix a texture problem for sure and in the most destructive way possible you can always delete your CustomTextures folder inside "Valheim/BepInEx/plugins/" and then redownload my mod and place the "BepInEx" folder inside your Valheim directory. (usually in your steam folder something like "SteamLibrary/steamapps/common/Valheim/")
-If you want to fix a texture problem more surgically, search your "SteamLibrary/steamapps/common/Valheim/BepInEx/plugins/CustomTextures" folder for the name of whatever texture you aren't seeing the same as the pictures. Copy both and back them up in a temporary folder and then delete one and then the other each one at a time to determine which is the one that's changing things to be different from the pictures and delete that one.
-I am also more than happy to help troubleshoot in the comments or pm me.
I love answering questions, truly! So please ask away in the comments if you've got any issues or you just don't know how to shave properly and need a few hints...
Bob is here to help clear up that Fog!
Introduction:
Similar to my other mod, NoFogBob's Fog-Be-Gone, this mod removes something I found very annoying... The bundles of misty clouds that hang in the air. They look fine but it bugs me that they disappear and reappear so this mod will remove them entirely.
Description:
-Replaces the roaming fog balls in the air with empty texture
Compatibility Notes:
-No mod conflicts that I know of yet.
Installation:
It's gonna have to be manual because that's how I do things right now... but it's easy trust me!
1) Install and/or update Valheim
2) Download and/or update BepInEx
3) Download and/or update Custom Textures
4) Download this mod and place the "environmentrenderer_FollowPlayer_cloud_MainTex.png" image file inside your Valheim directory. (usually in your steam folder something like "SteamLibrary/steamapps/common/Valheim")
4.1)Make sure that it follows the following file path: "Valheim/BepInEx/plugins/CustomTextures/environmentrenderer_FollowPlayer_cloud_MainTex.png" as I cannot guarantee that it will work if it's inside either the bilinear or trilinear folder.
Something Still Isn't Right?
-If you want to fix a texture problem for sure and in the most destructive way possible you can always delete your CustomTextures folder inside "Valheim/BepInEx/plugins/" and then redownload my mod and place the "BepInEx" folder inside your Valheim directory. (usually in your steam folder something like "SteamLibrary/steamapps/common/Valheim/")
-If you want to fix a texture problem more surgically, search your "SteamLibrary/steamapps/common/Valheim/BepInEx/plugins/CustomTextures" folder for the name of whatever texture you aren't seeing the same as the pictures. Copy both and back them up in a temporary folder and then delete one and then the other each one at a time to determine which is the one that's changing things to be different from the pictures and delete that one.
-I am also more than happy to help troubleshoot in the comments or pm me.