Edits the famous Heatherton village cutscene to look more like the trailer shown at VGX. Next Gen compatible.
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Hearts of Stone
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Version 1.1
Swapped the env used in the cutscene from vanilla to a custom one.
Tweaked the env slightly, trying to improve the overall feeling of the scene.
VGX Burning Village Cutscene NG
This mod tries to recreate the famous village cutscene shown during the vgx trailer. I swapped around the fire FX for others that IMO look better and I also have now assigned the cutscene a completely custom env instead of the old one I was using in the old gen version, so I can tweak it safely without worrying about affecting other areas. While the env is custom, if you use a lighting mod that tweaks bloom specifically (in the world file .w2w), it will probably mess up the overall look of the mod, possibly making it look overblown or completely flat.
I suggest using Ray tracing if your PC can handle it, it gives the mod quite a boost. If not, non RT lighting is fine aswell. I posted both RT and non RT screenshots.
I also removed all the old reshade shots I had made when I created this mod. I agree that was confusing, since the reshade was boosting the pictures quite a bit. All the new screenshots of version 1.1 are pure vanilla games. The only mods installed are this one and the Eredin armor + mask combo. No Reshade or lighting mod whatsoever. I also cut down the normal and bright version with just one, that I think looks balanced enough.