More Viewmodel Settings

===    Readme    ===

Mod adds selectable viewmodel presets and Pip-Boy FOV options straight to your in-game settings menu, allowing you to adjust both in real-time.

Viewmodel presets let you adjust the visual X, Y, Z position and FOV for broad weapon types or specific weapons via FormID.

===  Other mods  ===

Check out my other Fallout 3 mods!

Better Camera Controls

Native Settings Extender

=== Compatibility ===

Ironsight Compatibility Note: If you are using ironsight mods, make sure to set g_FixedADS to 1, 2 or 3 in the more_viewmodel_settings.ini file. This ensures the viewmodel accurately aligns for proper ironsight aiming.

0 - alignment disabled (custom preset stays fully active while aiming).

1 - Vertical + Horizontal alignment.

2 - Vertical + Horizontal + Depth alignment.

3 - Vertical + Horizontal + Depth alignment + Default FoV.

All preset files are located in the Data/fose/plugins/more_viewmodel_settings_presets folder. You can modify existing presets or create your own.

===  Installation  ===

Install: Unpack the ZIP file into your Fallout 3 folder. A more_viewmodel_settings.ini file with all settings will be created after the first launch.

Uninstall: Remove Data/fose/plugins/more_viewmodel_settings.dll from your Fallout 3 folder.

===    Presets     ===

If you want to make your own preset, create a text file named YourPresetFileName.json in Data/fose/plugins/more_viewmodel_settings_presets

then copy and paste the code below:

"name": "YourPresetName",

"melee": { "pos": {"x": 0. 0, "y": 0. 0, "z": 0. 0}, "fov": 55. 0, "follow": 0. 85 },

"range": { "pos": {"x": 0. 0, "y": 0. 0, "z": 0. 0}, "fov": 55. 0, "follow": 0. 85 },

"throwable": { "pos": {"x": 0. 0, "y": 0. 0, "z": 0. 0}, "fov": 55. 0, "follow": 0. 85 },

"onehand": { "pos": {"x": 0. 0, "y": 0. 0, "z": 0. 0}, "fov": 55. 0, "follow": 0. 85 },

"form_id_pos":

}Parameter meanings:

name - The text that appears in the preset settings.

pos - x y z viewmodel offsets.

fov - viewmodel FOV for the current weapon type.

follow - Vertical crosshair tracking multiplier (same as fFirstPersonHandFollowMult) for the current weapon type.

melee - all melee weapons, including fists.

range - all two-handed weapons (assault rifle