Stellar Glass



Just a few custom assets to remove that wavy, lumpy, dirty glass look. I was thinking of calling this Dirt Begone (to match my Cyberpunk mods), but it didn’t really feel like much dirt was being removed. So... it’s stellar! More images coming soon.




Manual Installation:

NOTE: Starfield data is loaded from your user Documents folder.

1. Download and extract the files to the following locations:

• Steam Users: Extract files to %userprofile%\Documents\My Games\Starfield
• Game Pass Users: Extract files to C:\Xbox Games\Starfield\Content
  

2. Configure INI to Load Loose Files

In the same directory where you extracted the files in the previous step, you may find a file called StarfieldCustom.ini.
If the file doesn’t exist, you MUST Create it using a text editor. Add the following lines to this file:

[Archive]
bInvalidateOlderFiles=1
sResourceDataDirsFinal=

Mod Manager (Vortex) Installation

1. Disable the message of the day by adding bEnableMessageOfTheDay=0 To your StarfieldCustom.ini In the [General] Section.

[General]
SIntroSequence=0
uMainMenuDelayBeforeAllowSkip=0
bEnableMessageOfTheDay=0

The MoTD is saved in the Documents\My Games\Starfield\Data Folder, so we need to turn it off since we will remove that folder.

**2. Move the contents of your ...**Documents\My Games\Starfield\Data folder to the Steam install at ...Steam\steamapps\common\Starfield\Data folder

3. Delete the Data folder in Documents\My Games\Starfield.

4. Add sPhotoModeFolder=Photos To your Starfield.ini In the [Display] section. (This needs to go in your game install directory, not in your documents!)

[Display]
sPhotoModeFolder=Photos

That should do it. If you launch the game and the Data folder reappears in your documents folder, you've done something wrong. Make sure the bEnableMessageOfTheDay=0 is UNDER [General] In your StarfieldCustom.ini Located in your Documents Folder. Then delete the data folder from your documents folder and run the game again.




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