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There is no jumping penalty for being encumbered, anyway.
Thanks for the answer, though.
The game has you jump at half height when it runs at 120 fps.
Edit:
For those who say you the game cannot run properly over 60 fps..
It can. The physics are limited to 120 fps, some other aspects of the game such as your own character behave a little bit differently to the higher framerates but I haven't seen anything else after hours on end
I don't even have lipsync weirdness :)
Then just install the "Jump that fence" mod from nexus, which just doubles the jump height, evening it out to vanilla jumps
And i also said editing jump height still leaves me with increased jumping speed, which sucks regardless of jump height. I shoot up at twice the speed and then shoot down again drastically reducing the distance I can jump.
Feels terrible, looks goofy and affects gameplay in a ngeative way :-/
Thanks for trying to help, though!
1. If your monitor has a high refreshrate set it to whatever FPS you want, mine is set at 120.
2. If you have an NVIDIA CPU, go into the control panel, go down the left side of the window and click on Manage 3D Settings. Once in there you can go to program settings, search for Fallout 4, and turn on VSYNC and Max Frame Rate to whatever your refresh rate is.
3. Go to the nexus and download High FPS boost Physics Fix. Ill link it here: https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/44798
It worked for me, so hopefully this works for you! :D
Just wanted to thank you for your info. I was having this jumping issue and didn't want to resort to modding, so switched my fps to 60 (it wasn't capped at anything before) and it fixed my issue. Really appreciate this!
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/66022
If you read two posts above yours. Yes.
Cap your monitor to 60 fps. This is a direct result of running the game higher than the engine's expected 60 fps.