JongFood
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I've never heard of a console command for that.
That is unfortunate.
This is a long shot, but this mod from skyrim http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/27914/ enables toggling between K/M and controller. Do you know a way to replicate that OR make the mod work for Fallout 4? If I've understood correctly, Fallout 4 uses the same engine as Skyrim. Hoped that that made it more feasible.
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bumb. Also looking for a way to solve this without going through the main menu settings. Eg. with a console command or a hotkey that toggles the controller.
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i didnt mean to intrude in here ( :D) but since this thread is about controllers, does anyone know how to disable controller acceleration/smoothing?
regular bmouseacceleration=0 does not work.
I used this guide to disable controller acceleration. It worked fine. http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=551069501&tscn=1447077828
Now, I don't mean to intrude either, heh, but since you guys seem to know a lot about the particular topic, do any of you know of a way to toggle keyboard/controller mode on the fly without going through the main menu settings or unplugging/plugging in your controller? Eg. with a console command.
I have figured out the entire texture.cache in .dds format for anyone that wants some textures! :D
in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
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Hi there. I've searched for quite a while now, and I haven't found any re-texture mod for performance, so I assume they don't exist yet, which I'm flabbergasted by! So, I thought about making one myself. However, I've never made a mod. Heck, the only lead I have is that a mod that did this exact thing for Fallout 4 re-textured all textures to 512 and 256... Pixels? I assume? I don't even know. All I know is that that mod made it possible for me to play at 35-40 FPS, which I'm very satisfied about.
So, this is where you come in, my new best friend! It seems you got the know-how and the textures as well! If you're willing, and I strongly hope you are, would you mind either lead me in the right direction or give me a very unnecessary, detailed "How to"? This is probably a lot to ask, but, man. I hope you say yes. I also assume that after/if I learn to do the first file, it's just a matter of doing the same thing over and over. And over... You know, for what would seem like a long time, ha!
Oh yeah, I should mention, I don't actually have the game yet, since I haven't found any performance boosting mods that'd let me run it with a playable FPS. However, if you're willing to throw me a bone, I'll buy it, get access to the files as well, and if all fails (after a long ass time of re-texturing) I'll get a refund. I'll obviously still upload my work, if it can help even a single person.
Thank you for reading.