Painkiller: Black Edition

Painkiller: Black Edition

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Painkiller Black Edition Hit Blur Effect Fix
Autorstwa: Peppins
Here is a little guide to disable the blur effect when you got hit by enemies. It's simple with a little mod to the scripts files of the game.

Pratically the blur effect stop if a particular value will be timeout (after got hit), but if you change this value to stop when started, it will never start. The modify is simple, just <= insted of >= in the TPlayerHit.CProcess.

First of all you need to extract LScripts.pak file and you can find the file above in the subfolder "Templates/Processes/".

The modification is:

function TPlayerHit:Tick(delta) if self._Time >= self._TimeOut then return end

to

function TPlayerHit:Tick(delta) if self._Time <= self._TimeOut then return end

For who don't want/know how to extract the files, here you can download the modded file: click here[drive.google.com]

Just put the LScripts folder in the Data folder, enjoy!

If you mod the same files of the game like above, you can use it for other Painkiller games too (don't use that one, but mod them yourself).
   
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Komentarzy: 6
blaz 25 kwietnia 2024 o 1:49 
used the modded file, god I love you, thanks
Battemen 18 marca 2024 o 9:54 
modded file works. big thanks!
SRMCH 15 czerwca 2021 o 3:13 
It worked perfectly, thanks a lot ! :lunar2019piginablanket:
KROME-0 5 stycznia 2020 o 2:03 
says it's running BUT NOTHING happens..:steamfacepalm:
BORG from HEXVHS 9 czerwca 2019 o 9:52 
Worked for me - Thank you
Mauri 22 grudnia 2018 o 14:32 
Extracting data from PAK

Run the game with parameter: -script FS.ExtractPack(‘../Data/Filename.pak’,’../Data/Foldername’)

Filename.pak is the name of PAK file which you want extract.
Foldername is the name of directory where PAK will extract.

Example:

Clik Start => Run => Enter the path to your Painkiller directory like below:

Code:

"C:\Program Files\Painkiller\Bin\Painkiller.exe" -script FS.ExtractPack('../Data/LScripts.pak','../Data/LScripts')

Remember that the path you want to extract to has to exist, else nothing happens and you won’t even get a notice.

This might be useful [pkzone.org]