wish i found you before i reinstalled all my mods and then individually plug each in until i found the issue going from Z-A so this was one of the last ones i checked 🥰🥰🥰🥰 works perfectly now and i can keep this wonderful mod cant express how much i appreciate this
stewate , added FOV .json file in the same folder. Now max FOV can go as high as 120, which is max useful even for VR mods. Just rename the FOV file to normal options.json to use it.
Why only 120? Raising your FOV beyond 120 degrees will cause viewmodel glitches, at 130 - character model issues. 140+ will absolutely destroy the viewmodels, which is not suitable for any gameplay.
i've installed this file and set the crowd option to astonishing in the game settings... but i don't really see any difference. is there a surefire way (or place in the game) to test this mod out?
This prevented my game from starting up as well. Luckily, I don't use any other mods that modify options.json files so I was able to just delete the file and then verify the integrity of the game files. This could have been a real headache. Also, I know that a mod manager might have been able to prevent this issue, I just don't like using them.
Use a mod manager (like MO2) that keeps your mods separated and out of the main game directory. If something breaks it is (usually) as simple as disabling the offending mod.
Also, read the comments on mods before downloading can help sometimes. I just came here thinking about downloading and, looking through these comments, it looks like a wasteland of complaints. It also looks like the mod is likely abandoned as the complaints go back to game v2.0 (possibly further but I got bored of scrolling).
Not trying to be snarky, just trying to help ya avoid future headaches :)
better yet, once you install vortex and all the collections & mods, then do a backup _of the VORTEX_ because that's what you'll need to copy and paste if you want all that carried to a new computer or smt. not the game's mod folder. the mod manager's folders, all of them. then it'll keep the settings and allow you to -update- the mods, no need to install them all anew.
Comparing main and optional file you can see what you can add into your updated options.json file.
Basically, you have to find and entry with "name": "CrowdDensity", and add the Psycho option (I have found it twice on my file, one with "is_visible": false and another one with "is_visible": true, I am not sure why. Just add it in both places). So you have something like:
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just paste it to Cyberpunk 2077\r6\config\settings\platform\pc\ and overwrite existing file
Don't forget to endorse mod author.
Just rename the FOV file to normal options.json to use it.
Why only 120?
Raising your FOV beyond 120 degrees will cause viewmodel glitches, at 130 - character model issues. 140+ will absolutely destroy the viewmodels, which is not suitable for any gameplay.
is there a surefire way (or place in the game) to test this mod out?
THIS WORKS
Thank you.
time to reinstall all my fucking mods again.
oh well
Also, read the comments on mods before downloading can help sometimes. I just came here thinking about downloading and, looking through these comments, it looks like a wasteland of complaints. It also looks like the mod is likely abandoned as the complaints go back to game v2.0 (possibly further but I got bored of scrolling).
Not trying to be snarky, just trying to help ya avoid future headaches :)
Basically, you have to find and entry with "name": "CrowdDensity", and add the Psycho option (I have found it twice on my file, one with "is_visible": false and another one with "is_visible": true, I am not sure why. Just add it in both places). So you have something like:
"group_name": "/gameplay/performance",
"options": [
{
"name": "CrowdDensity",
"display_name": "UI-Settings-Gameplay-Misc-CrowdDensity",
"description": "UI-Settings-Gameplay-Misc-CrowdDensityDesc",
"order": 0,
"is_visible": true,
"in_pre_game": true,
"in_game": true,
"update_policy": "immediately",
"type": "name_list",
"index": 2,
"can_be_restored_to_default": true,
"default_index": 2,
"values": [
"Low",
"Medium",
"High",
"Psycho"
],
"display_values": [
"UI-Settings-Gameplay-Misc-CrowdDensityLow",
"UI-Settings-Gameplay-Misc-CrowdDensityMedium",
"UI-Settings-Gameplay-Misc-CrowdDensityHigh",
"UI-Settings-Gameplay-Misc-CrowdDensityPsycho"
]
},
...