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Toggle all HUD on/off (and screen effects) with a single key press in World War Z
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This mod allows you to quickly toggle all HUD elements on/off with a single key press (Caps Lock by default, but this can be changed).
You can also toggle the chromatic aberration, vignette, fisheye lens, and aiming depth of field effects with F1.
(Disabling screen effects will also disable the in-game gamma slider, if you need lower or higher gamma than default, you'll want to adjust it with your monitor settings or through Reshade's effects).
Alternatively, if you only want to disable the aiming depth of field you can use F2.
Also note that you may need to use the DX11 renderer.
WHAT YOU NEED:
While in-game press the Home key to bring up the ReShade UI, go to the "Add-ons" tab, and select "Edit" under ShaderToggler to pick a new hotkey. Click "OK", then "OK" again, then finally "Save all Toggle Groups".
A huge thank you to Frans Bouma, the creator of ShaderToggler! This wouldn't have been possible without them.
You can also toggle the chromatic aberration, vignette, fisheye lens, and aiming depth of field effects with F1.
(Disabling screen effects will also disable the in-game gamma slider, if you need lower or higher gamma than default, you'll want to adjust it with your monitor settings or through Reshade's effects).
Alternatively, if you only want to disable the aiming depth of field you can use F2.
Also note that you may need to use the DX11 renderer.
WHAT YOU NEED:
- Just my .zip file, everything is included!
- Extract the contents of my Toggle HUD for WWZ.zip to this folder:
steamapps\common\WWZ\en_us\client\bin\pc - Boot up the game and use Caps Lock to toggle the HUD on/off, F1 to toggle screen effects, or F2 to toggle aiming DoF.
While in-game press the Home key to bring up the ReShade UI, go to the "Add-ons" tab, and select "Edit" under ShaderToggler to pick a new hotkey. Click "OK", then "OK" again, then finally "Save all Toggle Groups".
A huge thank you to Frans Bouma, the creator of ShaderToggler! This wouldn't have been possible without them.