To adjust Field of View, add these two lines under Previously I could have been up to 10 minutes gameplay back it seems, the default value is 10.0000) When I logged in with teamviewer today, I was basically standing right outside the place where I was when the beta closed. (In my experience, this entry has made my auto save interval much quicker. One of these entires also turns off lense flare, because your eyeballs aren't cameras.) (That's the second half, they go under header. The minimum distance is 6 9's, every other value is 8 9's. (These are HALF of what you need to turn off DOF effectively, and create a really clear game. These changes force true Fullscreen mode, which should fix all frame hitches/issues so long as your hardware is sufficient to actually play the game.) (Not honestly sure why I have two or which one is correct. ini in that folder, and the launcher/updates shouldn't mess with it. Make a copy of Fallout76prefs.ini, and rename it to Fallout76Custom.iniĭelete the entire contents of that file, so you just have an empty Fallout76Custom.ini file that you can edit in notepad.Īny changes made in this file will over rule any other. Navigate to /Documents/My Games/Fallout 76 PlayStation Now Adds The Last of Us Part II, Fallout 76, and More in October The full procedure has been detailed by Reddit user CrimsonBZD. Make sure to make a backup of the original file in case something goes wrong during the process. The Fallout 76 Depth of Field, FOV and Anti-Aliasing settings can be accessed by modifying the Fallout76Custom.ini file which can be found in /Documents/MyGames/Fallout76. Thankfully, it's possible to change some of the game's setting by messing around with the game's files. You should also make whatever changes you want to the default.ini in the Steamapps folder, since it seems to be overriding the other ini's at the moment.Fallout 76 is finally available on PC and consoles in all regions, but it seems like those with the PC version of the game are having a hard time enjoying the game, as this version lacks options that are available in several other games. If you're interested, the Widescreen Gaming thread is here - Īnd there's a thread on the hardware board here. This is most pertinent to high resolution displays, ordinarily you don't really need to make adjustments. I believe the engine adjusts general FOV on its own, the fDefaultFOV value is for terminals, lockpicking, other 'interface' devices (like the SPECIAL machine at the beginning), and maybe binoculars. What am I doing wrong? I am changing the Falloutpref.ini fDefaultFOV=75.0000 to fDefaultFOV=90.0000 and there's no change at all in FOV. One with 75 and another one with 90, there's no difference at all.Īs you can see there's no difference.
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