Game Visual Effects Configuration Menu - GVCM (Updated)

Want to see textures clearly in your game? GVCM provides this and other handy visual tweaks and fixes! Extremely lightweight replacement for ENB or Reshade that works using original game functionality. No FPS Loss ✨ Choose from 5 beautiful visual presets or change all the visual effects yourself and save to the slot!

Prefix:

Garden of Eden Papyrus Script Extender (required):

Mod Configuration Menu (required):

Papyrus Common Library (required):

X-Cell (optional):

Updated on January 19th:

Version 0.4

New: Godrays intensity slider + disable Godrays switcher

Fix: Now uses a completely safe method to disable paused menu blur background. Previously using the vanilla feature, this was most likely an unintended cause of the rarely reported camera blur issue.

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GVCM is currently only old generation and does not have next generation compatibility due to certain requirements

Function

Improves the clarity of all textures in your game with little or no performance penalty!

Optionally darken the Institute location using the Brightness Level control!

Choose from 5 visually beautiful presets or create your own!

Control brightness, contrast and saturation! Add Tint to your game!

Choose a Nicer Bloom preset, disable Bloom or take full control of it yourself!

Save your own settings to Profiles and share them as needed!

No FPS loss! All visual effects have been in the game since its release and are used by default in every frame!

Better hair rendering - no more clay-like hair!

Disable blurred background in pause menu and MCM! Used to view changes made to the game in the MCM

Popular visual tweak for disabling blur when aiming!

Different Character Rim Lighting presets and the option to disable it completely!

Change Sunlight and Sky brightness! Edit Eye Adaptation settings!

Other tweaks and fixes!

How does this work?

⭐ No FPS loss

GVCM uses vanilla functionality so there is no additional load on the system. Specifically, absolutely no new filters were applied! Brightness, saturation, contrast, hue, bloom, and more—everything you can control is already present in your original game, but configured the way the developers wanted. GVCM only allows you to use this feature. GVCM applies its changes when MCM settings change or when a save game is loaded, so this is the only time you might experience some sort of brief delay, depending on your machine. Mine wasn't the best, I was totally fine.

⭐ Default

Initially, game images sometimes look washed out or even overly contrasting. With GVCM presets, visuals become balanced and colors look more natural and pleasing! Choose from 5 unique presets or create your own using the advanced settings feature provided.

⭐ Tweaks

GVCM offers you a variety of tweaks that are both unique to this mod and popular among the community. A lot of attention has been paid to the features section, so you better give it a try, you won't regret it!

For example, look how cool this is:

⭐ Textures Clarity

Textures Clarity was implemented with the help of Perchik71 and his X-Cell mod. He added a nice feature to his mod upon request that is now used by GVCM. Thank you so much! For additional texture clarity, set [Display] iMaxAnisotropy=16 in Fallout4Prefs.ini. Even Potato PC shouldn’t have any negative impact on performance.

In more detail, every texture in the game uses a technique called mip mapping. This allows distant objects to use lower resolution textures, reducing the load on the graphics card. Unfortunately, the developers of Fallout 4 have adjusted the display range of low-quality textures on objects so that sometimes you'll see blurry objects that are very close. Most likely, this happened because the game was developed in the early 2010s. In modern times, where players typically have better hardware and larger screens, these flaws are even more apparent.

Another technique responsible for eliminating texture blur is caled Anisotropic Filtering. It eliminates texture …