UE4SS Slowmotion

- I’m not good at programming, so I had to create this mod with the help of AI.

- The mod has been tested in offline mode.

- How to Install My MOD

• []Install UE4SS

  Download UE4SS

  Extract the UE4SS files into Remnant\Binaries\Win64.

  If you already have UE4SS installed, skip to the next step

  If you use version 3. 0. 1

  Remnant\Binaries\Win64

  ├── dwmapi.dll

  ├── UE4SS-settings.ini

  └── UE4SS.dllIf you use version 3. 0. 1 build 946

  \Remnant\Binaries\Win64

  ├── dwmapi.dll

  └── ue4ss[/]

  []Download Slowmotion mod

  Extract my mod file into the Mods folder.

  If you use version 3. 0. 1 ( For use with mod version 1. 0. 0)

  Remnant\Binaries\Win64\Mods\SlowMotion

  ├── enabled.txt

  └── Scripts

  ├── config.lua

  └── main.luaIf you use version 3. 0. 1 build 946 ( For use with mod version 1. 1. 0)

  \Remnant\Binaries\Win64\ue4ss\Mods\SlowMotion

  ├── enabled.txt

  └── Scripts

  ├── config.lua

  ├── dkjson.lua

  ├── main.lua

  ├── weapon_persist.lua

  └── weapon_slowmotion.json (This file can be deleted, as it is my personal configuration. It will be automatically regenerated if you use in-game commands to customize settings.)[/]

  []Config.lua

  - AimDelayMs: The time interval between right-clicking and when slow motion begins. Any weapon without its own specific setting will use this default value. This parameter is intended for weapons with scopes. The time it takes to fully zoom in will be slightly longer than for regular weapons.

  - TimeDilationWhileAiming: Determines what percentage the game speed is slowed to while aiming. Weapons without their own specific setting will use this default value. You can set it to 1. 0 to effectively disable slow motion for all weapons—only those with individual settings will have slow motion.

  - EnableCustomWeaponDelay / EnableCustomWeaponTimeDilation (Mod ver 1. 1. 0): The mod will load individual settings for each weapon, depending on your personal configuration.[/]

  []Command (Mod ver 1. 1. 0)

  - The command (F10 or Tilde Key ingame) will set parameters for the weapon you are currently holding. You can use X (default key) to switch weapons and then use the command. After you use the command in-game, the mod will create a file named weapon_slowmotion.json in the scripts folder (if it doesn’t already exist) and save the settings for each weapon you configured there.

  - ffslow.custdelay <number> : Sets the time from right-clicking to when slow motion starts for the weapon. For scoped weapons, it’s around 350 ms.

  - ffslow.custslow <number> : Sets the percentage of time slowdown for the weapon currently in use. You can enter values like 0. 1, 0. 15, 0. 3, etc.[/]

• []Do not reselect your character by returning to the main menu. This may cause the mod to function incorrectly. Please fully exit the game and restart it.[/]

  []If UE4SS causes your game to drop FPS, disable bUseUObjectArrayCache in the UE4SS-settings.ini file.[/]