I noticed that the hair quality particularly in photo mode was a bit on the low side. I didn't want to bother manually modifying this every time I enter photo mode so I made this mod to automatically do so. This mod also offers the ability to customize Depth of Field when in photo mode, particularly useful when you have it disabled in-game since photo mode forcefully enables it.
(The thumbnail is exaggerated as it's 33% vs 200% but it's a tiny image so hey)
I also added a detection for game pause, it's not perfect because the selfie mode does not pause but it works for now.
Current default keybinds:
The screen percentage variable will override the quality of your upscaler. Ensure that the default screen percentage is accurate and that your hardware can handle the photo mode screen percentage (test this ingame).
You may also notice a delay of 2 seconds when switching to default, that is because the game has issues clearing resources when swapping to a higher screen res, so this is a work-around I found. I personally haven't encountered them anymore but it's always possible you may, use the keybinds if that happens to you.
(The thumbnail is exaggerated as it's 33% vs 200% but it's a tiny image so hey)
Installation
Extract the archive and copy the contents to the game directory (Right click in Steam -> Manage -> Browse local files). The package includes a DLL from Ultimate-ASI-Loader.Detection
This mod detects when you hide the HUD in photo mode, when hidden, it will update the screen percentage to whatever you have defined in the configuration file. There is also an option in the INI file to disable the HUD detection which will require you to use the keyboard shortcuts instead.I also added a detection for game pause, it's not perfect because the selfie mode does not pause but it works for now.
Current default keybinds:
- F5 = Photo mode setting (200% by default)
- F6 = Default setting (100% by default)
- F7 = Low quality setting (32%)
The screen percentage variable will override the quality of your upscaler. Ensure that the default screen percentage is accurate and that your hardware can handle the photo mode screen percentage (test this ingame).
You may also notice a delay of 2 seconds when switching to default, that is because the game has issues clearing resources when swapping to a higher screen res, so this is a work-around I found. I personally haven't encountered them anymore but it's always possible you may, use the keybinds if that happens to you.
