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About this mod
My personal edit and fixed up version of No Collision Camera. Disables third person camera collision for trees and static objects (walls and tables and such). Ground terrain and rocks still have collision.
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Removes third person camera collision for some objects. This edits L_CAMERA [COLL:00088788] to remove L_STATIC [COLL:00088762], L_ANIMSTATIC [COLL:00088763], and L_TREES [COLL:0008876A]. These are responsible for collision with static objects (walls, tables, chests, etc.) and trees (self-explanatory but it also includes ingredients like Juniper Trees and the like). Third person camera collision still exists for things like outdoor rocks, terrain statics, and the like.
Also fixes an issue an issue with No Collision Camera that made an edit to L_CAMERASPHERE [COLL:00088785] that broke underwater refractions and other potential issues that may have been caused by editing this. I have made the mod author aware of these issues.
Largely untested but works pretty good from my testing. Let me know if you have any issues using the Bugs tab. I'll make edits as I play the game more if I find any issues myself of course.
You will see bugs related to culling when your camera goes through a wall. Please do your best to ignore these as I am unable to fix this due to being an idiot and it also being an engine "bug" (not really a bug but you get the idea).
Also fixes an issue an issue with No Collision Camera that made an edit to L_CAMERASPHERE [COLL:00088785] that broke underwater refractions and other potential issues that may have been caused by editing this. I have made the mod author aware of these issues.
Largely untested but works pretty good from my testing. Let me know if you have any issues using the Bugs tab. I'll make edits as I play the game more if I find any issues myself of course.
You will see bugs related to culling when your camera goes through a wall. Please do your best to ignore these as I am unable to fix this due to being an idiot and it also being an engine "bug" (not really a bug but you get the idea).