Psycho Crowds and Traffic Improvements (ini tweak)

Notice (Dec. 27, 2024): I have archived the density addon "optional" files for the time being, as they aren't working properly in game v2. 2 (and I don't think they were in 2. 13, either)... Some, but likely not all of the files will be updated and made available again as soon as I figure out what changed to mess them up and fix it...

Inside MB 10 (2 Laps)

Average framerate  :   38. 1 FPS

Minimum framerate  :   30. 5 FPS

Maximum framerate  :   46. 2 FPS

1% low framerate   :   23. 0 FPS

Average framerate  :   37. 8 FPS

Minimum framerate  :   28. 8 FPS

Maximum framerate  :   45. 9 FPS

1% low framerate   :   23. 9 FPS

Average framerate  :   36. 4 FPS

Minimum framerate  :   27. 7 FPS

Maximum framerate  :   46. 2 FPS

1% low framerate   :   23. 7 FPS

Outside MB10 (2 Laps)

Average framerate  :   35. 3 FPS

Minimum framerate  :   29. 6 FPS

Maximum framerate  :   41. 1 FPS

1% low framerate   :   24. 7 FPS

0. 1% low framerate :   22. 3 FPS

Average framerate  :   34. 9 FPS

Minimum framerate  :   29. 9 FPS

Maximum framerate  :   40. 2 FPS

1% low framerate   :   22. 6 FPS

0. 1% low framerate :   20. 7 FPS

Average framerate  :   32. 8 FPS

Minimum framerate  :   28. 8 FPS

Maximum framerate  :   40. 2 FPS

1% low framerate   :   22. 9 FPS

0. 1% low framerate :   20. 0 FPS

Can cause some issues when mixed with some LOD/draw distance tweaks/mods and with some other crowd mods (such as flickering NPCs in Photo Mode)... The higher density addons may also cause these issues by themselves on some hardware setups...

What all does this do (main files)?

In short, it makes NPCs appear more lively/intelligent by reducing the broken AI (similar effect as NC Ambient NPCs, but they increased AI stuff where I decreased it, so this should result in better performance compared to that mod)... The main version of the mod should also slightly improve performance (as well as the "Density Performance Menu" or the reduced density addons)

In detail it does the following:

Crowds:

[]NPCs stop more to interact with objects in the world

[]NPCs spawn farther away and are less likely to spawn in view (still happens, though)

[]NPCs are less likely to change direction randomly

[]NPCs spread out more (less single file lines)

[]NPCS walk a lot longer, with more varied paths