creating SkyrimCustom.ini?

[Rally]

i tried to create a .ini for adding sStartingConsoleCommand= and stuff i like, but that didn´t work. even named it SkyrimCustom.ini and SkyrimVRCustom.ini but that didn´t help either. any ideas how to get a customizable .ini to work with this?

thx

[profanicus]

Make sure it's in \Documents\My Games\Skyrim VR\
File should be called SkyrimVR.ini

[Rally]

Originally posted by profanicus:

Make sure it's in \Documents\My Games\Skyrim VR\
File should be called SkyrimVR.ini

yeah the path is well known, but i haven´t tested SkyrimVR.ini w/out Custom in it.
thx for the reply, i´ll test it right now

[profanicus]

It worked for me, I used it to disable the wand directional movement.

[Rally]

Originally posted by profanicus:

It worked for me, I used it to disable the wand directional movement.

nope unfortunately doesn´t work for me

[Bluesun™ 蓝日]

My SkyrimVR.ini options that work:

[VR]
fVrScale=78
bAllowVRCheating=1

I disabled bAllowVRCheating after trying it, though. Changing fVrScale is an absolute must imo.

[CrazyCanuck]

Originally posted by Bluesun™:

My SkyrimVR.ini options that work:

[VR]
fVrScale=78
bAllowVRCheating=1

I disabled bAllowVRCheating after trying it, though. Changing fVrScale is an absolute must imo.

What does the fVrScale do?

[Rally]

Originally posted by Bluesun™:

My SkyrimVR.ini options that work:

[VR]
fVrScale=78
bAllowVRCheating=1

I disabled bAllowVRCheating after trying it, though. Changing fVrScale is an absolute must imo.

i´m still trying to autoexecute the custom bat file (i created) trough the .ini...don´t know what i´m missing. i named the bat file "go" and it contains following command:
TAA hf 0.000001 (which removes TAA almost completely without making the HUD invisible)

when i type it in console it works, but autoexecuting the file via .ini with sStartingConsoleCommand=bat go
simply won´t.

[Bluesun™ 蓝日]

Originally posted by CrazyCanuck:

What does the fVrScale do?

It scales the world to be a little smaller.

Originally posted by Rallyeator:

i´m still trying to autoexecute the custom bat file (i created) trough the .ini...don´t know what i´m missing. i named the bat file "go" and it contains following command:
TAA hf 0.000001 (which removes TAA almost completely without making the HUD invisible)

when i type it in console it works, but autoexecuting the file via .ini with sStartingConsoleCommand=bat go
simply won´t.

I'm unfamiliar with that option. I'm very new to Skyrim generally. Sorry mate.

[profanicus]

Originally posted by Rallyeator:

(which removes TAA almost completely without making the HUD invisible)

You can achieve the same result by editing SkyrimPrefs.ini to turn off TAA and change the 'ComfortModeSize' to 1:

bUseTAA=0
fComfortModeSize=1.0000
bComfortModeWhileMoving=0
bComfortModeWhileTurning=1

Basically turns off the effect without really turning it off, so the UI doesn't vanish.

[Rally]

Originally posted by profanicus:

Originally posted by Rallyeator:

(which removes TAA almost completely without making the HUD invisible)

You can achieve the same result by editing SkyrimPrefs.ini to turn off TAA and change the 'ComfortModeSize' to 1:

bUseTAA=0
fComfortModeSize=1.0000
bComfortModeWhileMoving=0
bComfortModeWhileTurning=1

Basically turns off the effect without really turning it off, so the UI doesn't vanish.

sorry but i don´t get the relation between anti aliasing and comfort vignette or comfort mode?
would need a bit of explenation, pls

[profanicus]

Originally posted by Rallyeator:

sorry but i don´t get the relation between anti aliasing and comfort vignette or comfort mode?
would need a bit of explenation, pls

Well, as you know there's a bug when you disable TAA and switch both the moving and turning Comfort Modes off (the UI vanishes).

So the solution is to leave one or both of the Comfort Modes on (I left 'turning' on in the example above) and get rid of the black vignette effect itself.

Basically "fComfortModeSize=1.0000" makes the black vignetting effect invisible. The effect itself is still enabled, you just can't see it. So you can disable TAA without the UI vanishing.

[Rally]

Originally posted by profanicus:

Originally posted by Rallyeator:

sorry but i don´t get the relation between anti aliasing and comfort vignette or comfort mode?
would need a bit of explenation, pls

Well, as you know there's a bug when you disable TAA and switch both the moving and turning Comfort Modes off (the UI vanishes).

So the solution is to leave one or both of the Comfort Modes on (I left 'turning' on in the example above) and get rid of the black vignette effect itself.

Basically "fComfortModeSize=1.0000" makes the black vignetting effect invisible. The effect itself is still enabled, you just can't see it. So you can disable TAA without the UI vanishing.

damn i was a bit late there XD ...of course thx mate!

[profanicus]

I would still like a solution for this SkyrimCustom.ini too though, as I like to use the "cl off" console command.

I read that SkyrimCustom.ini only ever worked in Skyrim SE, but seems like it doesn't work here.

[Rally]

Originally posted by profanicus:

I would still like a solution for this SkyrimCustom.ini too though, as I like to use the "cl off" console command.

I read that SkyrimCustom.ini only ever worked in Skyrim SE, but seems like it doesn't work here.

same thing here. cl off would be nice to have