Photo Mode Preferences

Photo Mode Preferences

Still turning off Full Collision every time you enter Photo Mode?

Still fixing that same green light before every shot?

Photo Mode Preferences saves only the settings you choose and applies them automatically whenever Photo Mode opens. Everything else stays temporary, exactly as it should.

Set it once. Get back to shooting.

Main Features

• []Persistent preferences for selected Photo Mode settings.[/]

  []Overrides only the settings you check and leaves everything else unchanged.[/]

  []Applies saved preferences automatically whenever Photo Mode opens.[/]

  []Reads the value ranges and steps supplied by the current game and installed Photo Mode mods.[/]

  []Automatically adjusts saved values that exceed the currently detected range.[/]

  []Supports Camera, Time and Weather, Lights 1–3, Effects, and Color Balance settings.[/]

  []Uses 24-hour HH:MM time input and the same percentage scale shown by Photo Mode for Effect values.[/]

  []One-click Reset All button.[/]

  []17 built-in interface languages: English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese, Turkish, Polish, Russian, Dutch, Czech, Korean, Hungarian, and Ukrainian.[/]

  Only the PMPrefs interface is translated; Photo Mode setting names and option names continue to use text supplied by the game. Non-English text requires a compatible CET font and glyph range. If text appears as question marks, configure CET to use a font that supports the selected language.

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  Using PMPrefs

  Before Configuring or Changing Preferences

  Enter Photo Mode before configuring or changing your preferences.

  This lets PMPrefs detect the minimum values, maximum values, and steps supplied by your currently loaded game and Photo Mode mods. If these ranges have not yet been detected, PMPrefs uses conservative game-default fallback ranges.

  • []Enter Photo Mode.[/]

    []Open the Cyber Engine Tweaks overlay and find the Photo Mode Preferences window.[/]

    []Check only the settings you want PMPrefs to override.[/]

    []Enter your preferred values and select Save Preferences.[/]

    []Exit and re-enter Photo Mode to apply the saved preferences.[/]

    Saved preferences are applied automatically whenever a new Photo Mode session opens. You do not need to open the PMPrefs window every time. Repeat the detection step before changing preferences, especially after installing, removing, or reconfiguring a mod that changes Photo Mode ranges