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You will have to play with the numbers.

I haven't tried these myself so I don't know if they will work or not. Looking through the CVARs these seem the most logical. Add them to the same file.

It's Bloom. Below is a link for comparison. https://imgsli.com/MzQzMTA Here is the method for turning it off. Bloom can be added back in for those who know how to ReShade. Navigate to "Cyberpunk 2077\engine\config\platform\pc" Create a "config.ini" file. It can be named anything Add to it :

Does anyone know how you can change pre-defined light sources to one switch as I would like to have one base instead of creating multiples for each color. ETA: To be clear this would be your typical Switch\Marker\Light setup. I would like the switch to change the colors of the attached light source just as it can turn the light On\Off. ETA2: I found a work around to this by making a bunch of switches on a panel per light color. If anyone would like to still answer I would like to hear a reply. Thanks in advance.

Create separate folder called "Mods" Drag and drop manually downloaded mod to NMM. Always have every version of a mod you have ever downloaded ??? Profit!

I found this out another way without having anything to do with LM. I had a hair mod installed on a save and for whatever reason I uninstalled it. When I went to load it up my toon was bald and I couldn't select any hair at all, the option never popped up. I reinstalled the mod and it was the same thing, nothing to select. The only way I was able to fix it was to load up a earlier save with the enabled hair mod, then select a vanilla hair then uninstall the mod. Luckily I save often...lol

It's because the preset was saved with the mods to make her look that way. Why LooksMenu character creators do their saves with mods slapped on their presets instead of saving with vanilla assets is beyond me. To all creators who read this: DO A VANILLA ASSETS SAVE THEN LET THE DOWNLOADERS ADD THE STUFF LATER! That alone would save much misery that I keep seeing on EVERY PRESET page.

Make sure NMM is not set as admin.

Do you have NMM set to run as Admin? I had this same problem when I set it that way, set it not to run as Admin and the problem went away.

I played Second Life way back when and I still find it to have the best building interface to this date, especially when using a creation tool like TNT Primz. I realize that FO4 would probably never allow such full freedom, but if someone could create a mod with some of the features such as precise height and angle adjustment along with the "snap" and "rotational" features of TNT, building would be so much more enjoyable. Please watch this video to get a idea of what I'm suggesting: TNT Primz 2.0 Building Tool for Second Life Instructional