AMM Preset - Sakura Studios

This is the first version of my first released CP77 mod and as such it will no doubt have some bugs, but I've tried to squish as many as possible. A few things of note though:

Installation : Should work with Vortex but I haven't fully tested it outside my system, as such I've included everything in their main folder structure as expected for AMM User folders. Copy the location preset into your User/Locations folder and the decor preset into the Users/Decor folder.

THE LOCATION IS OUT IN THE BADLANDS NEAR ROCKY RIDGE. LOOK FOR THE FLOATING HOLOGRAM TREE. IF YOU CAN'T FIND IT USE THE LOCATION PRESET FILE TO TELEPORT THERE!!

- Necessary Mod packs are as follows

1) Appearance Menu Mod (and all necessary mods for that)

https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/790

2) AMM Props - PhotoStudio

https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/7436

3) AMM Props - Customizable Pillows

https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/8363

- Suggested Mod Packs

1) Portrait Enhancer for Photo Mode

https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/8237

2) PT Rays and Bounces (In Game Menu)   (and all necessary mods for that)

https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/10096

Everything else is down to personal taste, poses, and reshade packs.

QUIRKS and Other Notes

- After leaving photo mode anything that you hide will revert back, so any items like couches which have multiple possible options will show everything at once and need to be toggled on and off as desired.

- If the object has options, it most likely is a potential light source. There are over 40 in the house.

- All walls and floors have collision, even if I had to fake it. The house is a house. Except for the ceiling which you can still clip in through.

- There is a stash in the back right corner of the house. It's hidden away but it works. If you don't want it in your shots just completely hide it.

- I've tried to relabel as much as possible to make the items in the house friendlier to find. Categories are your friend. Ignore anything wall or floor and you should be good to go if you're only interested in changing lighting.

- The angles/position of the 6 spotlights, the standing light and the left/right window light panels are very purposeful. The left side of the house, regardless of time of day, will provide extremely even lighting from the 3 proper points used in portraiture, plus extra fill and bounce lighting for effect. The right side uses 2 main points and natural lighting, but can be adjusted to even out lighting for use of the green screen panels.

- The giant hexagon is a light source as well as a posing tool. Enjoy it.

- If the standing light gets in the way just look for "Stand" and "Floor wire" in the search and you should be able to hide them all quickly for a clear shot on the hex