NoMansSky:0.1.0

NoMansSky v0.1.0

Changelog   |   Release Date: Feb 19, 2021

WARNING

This guide is out of date and is NOT supported! It may contain information that is incorrect or not in line with the current state of the game.
Go to the latest supported NoMansSky Guide.

Template:TOC right

Step No Man's Skyrim Guide

This is the official Step modding guide for No Man's Sky. It's goal is to provide an "enhanced vanilla" look and feel, and is built for No Man's Sky on the PC and without VR; other situations by vary.

Nomenclature

The following nomenclature is used throughout this guide and should be understood before proceeding.

• 'tick' means 'check': Frequently, the word 'check' or 'checked' can mean 'ensure' in addition to "check mark", so 'check' is not used where it is synonymous with 'tick' to avoid any mistakes that can (and have) happened from this conflation.

Reference System

The following hardware configuration was used for building and running this Guide at a resolution of 1920x1080. This configuration will allow most users to run at the game settings set later within the Guide. For those wishing to use high quality settings at resolutions higher than 1920x1080, be advised that a more powerful system will likely be required.

Name	Hardware
Windows OS:	Windows 10 64-bit
CPU:	Intel Core i5-4670K (overclocked to 4GHz)
System RAM:	16 GB
GPU:	Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB VRAM
Disk Drive:	SSD
Monitor Resolution:	1920x1080

Game/graphic settings used on the system:

• All settings on Ultra
• Antisophic Filter: 16x
• Anit Aliasing: TAA+FXAA
• GTAO: High
• In-flight FOV

  I recommend users turn this up to 85. This will help prevent the HUD clipping on some ships. Users playing at screen resolutions other than 1920x1080 may have to adjust for their systems.

With the above hardware and game settings, the game is smooth and steady. Keep in mind that changes as simple as using a higher monitor resolution can cause a drop in performance.

STEP 1

Game & Tool Installation