Mod Configuration Menu (MCM) for ITR1

Description

This mod adds a mod options button to the main menu. To be used by modders to add mod configuration settings for their mods. This mod does nothing on its own. Only add it if listed as a requirement.

Performance Rating

Installation

Step #1: UE4SS

Install UE4SS to your game. It is recommended to use vortex mod manager to do this.

https://www.nexusmods.com/intotheradiusvr/mods/359

If you are using a custom version of UE4SS and/or are getting stuck in the loading screen, open up your IntoTheRadius - IntoTheRadius - Content - Paks folder and modify the UE4SS-Settings.ini file so that HookInitGameState = 0

Step #2: Mod Configuration Menu

This mod can be installed with vortex mod manager the same way ue4ss can.

If you wish do do a manual install, simply put all of the unzipped mod files into

All In one (AIO) Manual Installation

This method is for those who have trouble installing UE4SS and just want to

install by drag and dropping the file. UE4SS is already included in this

Extract the Zip file and drag the extracted file into your root - IntoTheRadius directory.

Compatibility

Should work alongside all mods.

Some US4SS mods, such as Vanno Cat, can conflict if not using the latest version of that mod. If you have issues, make sure your UE4SS mods are all updated.

For Modders

This mod searches for actors with the tag "MCM_Menu". You add your widget to MCM by adding your widget to a blueprint actor, then spawning that actor and applying the "MCM_Menu" tag. MCM will search for your actor, add it to its mod registry, then despawn your actor. The mod's name in the MCM menu will be the class name of your actor (with BP_ removed and _ converted to blank spaces).

For an example of how to add your mod menu, download the example project on the downloads page.

FAQ

Q: Why don't you pass a string for mod name, author, etc

A: This isnt possible in a clean way with logic mods. You can't reference assets from other mods the way we can with base game assets. searching by tag is the workaround.

Q: Why is my menu spawning with a weird offset to the MCM menu?

A: I dont know why this sometimes happens, but the workaround is to edit the transform of your widget inside the blueprint actor containing your widget.

Q: Why is there a performance impact?

A: There probably isn't, but this mod uses level detector which runs on a loop. I have never noticed the performance impact, nor has anyone ever reported a performance impact. But in theory it has one.

Q: Where is your documentation on how to use this

A: Here