I've been using STEP Extended with the realistic weather and immersive survival packs for several weeks now with almost no problem. However, I've encountered a rare (I believe - has happened only twice in those many weeks) issue where the Depth of Field effect in the game goes way over the top. I've chalked it up to a quirk with ENB or have even considered that maybe I fat fingered an unknown (to me) hotkey combo that invokes extreme DoF.
Tonight when it happened, however, I got to wondering if maybe it is an effect of one of the pack mods? Does DoF go bonkers for any of the survival mods? Such as extreme cold or fatigue? My character wasn't drunk, and I don't believe he was cold (though may have been and I missed the warning). But I know he was "very tired". I thought it might be that, but then I was in an inn warming up, and when I exited, the effect disappeared. So I'm thinking maybe it's a cold effect (or, again, just a random glitch cleared by moving indoors then outdoors again).
Anyway, just curious. It was a really severe effect. Like the worst amateur photoshop tilt-shift effect you could imagine.
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I've been using STEP Extended with the realistic weather and immersive survival packs for several weeks now with almost no problem. However, I've encountered a rare (I believe - has happened only twice in those many weeks) issue where the Depth of Field effect in the game goes way over the top. I've chalked it up to a quirk with ENB or have even considered that maybe I fat fingered an unknown (to me) hotkey combo that invokes extreme DoF.
Tonight when it happened, however, I got to wondering if maybe it is an effect of one of the pack mods? Does DoF go bonkers for any of the survival mods? Such as extreme cold or fatigue? My character wasn't drunk, and I don't believe he was cold (though may have been and I missed the warning). But I know he was "very tired". I thought it might be that, but then I was in an inn warming up, and when I exited, the effect disappeared. So I'm thinking maybe it's a cold effect (or, again, just a random glitch cleared by moving indoors then outdoors again).
Anyway, just curious. It was a really severe effect. Like the worst amateur photoshop tilt-shift effect you could imagine.
Thanks!
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