Mute OpenWorld Devices
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🔍 Analysis
- 👍 4.9% endorsement rate — high engagement, a strong quality signal
- 🏆 #15 of 19 Scripts mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
DESCRIPTION
This mod allows to mute or power off radios, jukeboxes, speakers and TVs you can find in the open world.
You can also mute hidden sound emitters of the game like fire, airvent, some music, barbecue, etc.
Default = keep the default game behavior.
On = turned on by default but you can still turn it off if the object is interactive.
Muted = turned off by default but you can still turn it on if the object is interactive.
Power off = no sound, no UI, no interaction.
Credits: thanks to traceeer for his wonderful idea to force individual devices status so we can avoid interfering with quests and street events.
User contribution is more than welcome if you think that some devices status should be forced. In this case give me the exact location in the game and if possible use RHT to identify the device NodeRef.
How to force individual devices status and mute hidden sound emitters
The game uses multiple ways to generate sound in the world. It can use basic devices like radios and speakers. But for most of the ambient sounds it will use hidden emitters like for fires, cooking sounds of a barbecue, some music at rave parties, and so on.
In order to identify devices or these emitters you need to install Red Hot Tools which is a utility mod for CET that allows you to browse the game elements in real-time while playing. Make sure to install both files "RedHotTools-x.x.x.zip" and "RedHotTools-x.x.x-Overlay.zip" by unzipping them into the game folder. Once in the game you can open the CET overlay and then look for the "World Inspector" window.
How to force individual devices status
In this window you have multiple tabs. Use the Inspect tab to check entities around you by looking at them. By default the highlighting of entities will only be visible when the overlay is turned on which is annoying. To keep the highlighting at all time, you need to use the CET Bindings menu and to assign a key to the Red Hot Tools entry "World Inspector: Toggle overlay". Don't forget to save the settings before closing th
Mute OpenWorld Devices is a script mod that lets you silence or power off radios, jukeboxes, speakers, and TVs found in the open world, as well as hidden sound emitters like fire, air vents, and barbecue. It's a practical quality-of-life tool for players who find ambient noise distracting, with 221 endorsements and recent updates.
✨ Key Features
📊 Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Community-approved with 221 endorsements and over 4,500 downloads.
- Addresses a common annoyance—ambient noise—without altering gameplay.
- Recently updated (October 2025), so it's likely compatible with current game versions.
⚠️ Cons
- May require manual configuration to identify all hidden emitters.
- Limited to muting sounds; doesn't offer other audio customization options.
For players who find open-world ambient noise distracting or immersion-breaking, especially those who want to silence radios and TVs without removing them. Skip if you enjoy the environmental audio or want broader sound control.
💡 Beginner Tips
- Check if the game has an anti-cheat or mod validation system that might block script mods.
- Test the mod in a quiet area to see which emitters are affected before relying on it.
- Look for a config file or in-game menu to adjust which sounds are muted.
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Cyberpunk 2077 Mods
- Author
- YG
- Version
- 4.0
- Downloads
- 4,543
- Endorsements
- 221
- Category
- Scripts
- Created
- 2/9/2024
- Updated
- 10/16/2025
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