LIGHTING SETTINGS: These variables affect the scene's overall light color and intensity.

Game volume seems to affect the camera all the time

POST PROCESSING VOLUMES: These are the separate post-processing volumes that affect the camera at certain situations (e.g.

POST PROCESSING: Main post-processing effects.

Then can be disabled to improve the performance slightly

I can't comment on the rest since they don't affect the visuals on the lowest graphics settings on my potato PC.

LuxWater_UnderWaterRendering: renders the fog that is visible when underwater diving.

PostProcessLayer: disabling this component will deactivate most of the post-processing effects but improve the performance significantly on potato PCs (my FPS jumped from ~20 to ~50).Disabling it will improve the performance slightly

HBAO: a 3rd-party ambient occlusion effect (game has 2 different AO effects enabled at the same time).They are mostly related to post-processing. CAMERA COMPONENTS: These are the components attached to the main camera.Note that these settings aren't saved automatically between sessions. Some of these settings can boost FPS significantly on potato PCs. Shows additional graphics settings when the configurable key (see mod's Settings in ModAPI) is held for a short while during gameplay. Use CTRL+Mouse wheel to change scan radius. Highlighting all interactable items within player's vicinity when the configurable key (see mod's Settings in ModAPI) is pressed. Heavy items (logs, big stones, etc.) dropped by scaled players might not be reset to their default scales on other players' screens (issue will be resolved when the item is picked up).Items held by a player may occasionally not match that player's scale on other players' screens.Animation speeds of scaled entities may not be synchronized on all clients in a multiplayer server.Resetting your scale should resolve the issue. disappear from the screen) after scaling yourself. In rare cases, rivers and environment props can glitch out (e.g.If you hold down the Left Alt key, these changes will be applied to the picked entity rather than the player. While the mod is active, you can use the Numpad - (scale down), Numpad + (scale up) and Numpad * (asterisk)(reset scale) shortcuts. In a multiplayer server, only the host can activate the mod. Press the configurable key (see mod's Settings in ModAPI) for a short while to access the scale options. Gulliver ModĬhange the size of entities (including yourself) in the world. Always Visible Item InfosĬonsumable effects and item durations are shown for highlighted items even if inventory isn't open. These are the mods that I've created using ModAPI for Green Hell game.

Cs cz became too big resolution fix