Erase Image Space Modifier 2.0

Removed original image space modifier (IMOD) that could get stuck in always-on state. This removes lingering visual effects such as permanent night vision, radial blur, etc. Use BAT files.

Erase image space modifier

Sometimes Skyrim uses visual effects to add impact to actions or events taking place in the game. These effects are called Image Space Modifiers, or IMODs. Examples of these might be changes in color or contrast (such as night vision), or radial blur to simulate a reduced or focused field of view. Sadly, sometimes the script to remove the temporary effect doesn't start correctly. This may cause permanent distortion and can only be disabled using a console command.

There are over 200 possible effects in both vanilla Skyrim and DLC, so it can be difficult to pinpoint the modifiers lingering in the game. Therefore, the most common solution to these problems is to use a console command that suppresses the display of all IMODs (sisme 0). Order. Unfortunately, this also prevents any new modifiers from taking effect: if you're stuck in radial blur and want to use night vision, the sisme command will prevent both modifiers.

The Erase Image Space modifier provides another approach. The provided BAT file can be used to quickly and easily remove all original IMODs from the active display. This method allows all IMODs to be triggered as needed in the future, so it doesn't prevent you from accessing useful modifiers such as alternate visual forms.

usage

Install the mod in the normal way using your favorite mod manager that supports fomod installers, or by unzipping one of the delete-imods.txt files included therein into the Skyrim/ folder. Load the game and use the ~ key to enter the console. Enter the following command and the Erase Image Space modifier will work wonders:

Bat Erase IMOD

things know

The fomod installer will allow you to select one of multiple versions of the BAT file. Each version matches a different possible load order of the three Skyrim DLCs. If the BAT file you use does not match the DLC load order, IMOD will have unexpected form IDs in the game. This prevents BAT files from removing them from the active display. Therefore, please make sure you are using the correct DLC load order files. If you change the DLC load order in the future, you will need to reinstall this mod to get a new suitable BAT file.

The BAT file will clear all currently active original IMODs from your monitor. If you have some benefits (e.g. night vision), you will need to reapply these after running the BAT file.

If you have used the sisme 0 command to hide effects in the current game session, you may need to use sisme 1 to show the effects before using the BAT file. You know, so you can see the difference afterwards.

FAQ Q) The BAT file ran but I still have lingering visual effects. what happened? A) The visual effects you see are most likely mod-based. Unfortunately, the wipe image space modifier is not currently supported by the mod, as the effect's form ID number will vary based on each player's load order. It can only remove effects based on Skyrim, Dawnguard, or Dragonite. You can still use sisme 0

The console command disables the display of all effects, or you can look up the form ID numbers of the effects added by your mod in TES5Edit and run each ID through the rimod [formid] console command used in the BAT file. The effect is in the "Image Space Adapter" category of TES5Edit.

Q) What about Hearth War?

A: No IMOD has been added to "Hearth Clash", so there is no need to delete anything. As far as the Wipe Image Space Modifier goes, the only impact Hearthfire has is how it affects the placement of Dragonborn and Dawnguard in your load order.

Q) I don’t have the [insert name] DLC. Can I still use it?

a) Yes, just select the installer option that matches your DLC load order while excluding any missing DLC ​​from the bottom of the load order. For example, if you only have Dawnguard, you can select any option in the i …