ezFOV - Better Comprehensive FOV and Camera Control for Beginners

Requirements: UE4SS

• []Download the latest end-user build from here: RevOGUwU's UE4SS version
  NOTE: If you encounter problems using this UE4SS build, fallback on the original older one by Chrisr0...[/]

  []Extract the contents of the folder inside the archive to the game executable location (so the ue4ss folder and dwmapi.dll should sit alongside the exe)

  StellarBlade/SB/Binaries/Win64 [/]

  []Optional (but recommended): edit the ue4ss/UE4SS-settings.ini setting as the following (this just disables 'CTRL+R' hot reloading of mods in ue4ss which can sometimes crash the game; good to disable if you don't explicitly care about that)

  EnableHotReloadSystem = 0NOTE: not sure if necessary, but thought it's good to know anyway; I noticed RevOGUwU changed these settings in his UE4SS build, so I toggled them in the ue4ss/UE4SS-settings.in. Only mess with these if you know what you're doing, otherwise default should be fine. But if you encounter problems with the mod, try these first, maybe it'll make a difference.

  HookBeginPlay = 1

  bUseUObjectArrayCache = true[/]

IMPORTANT NOTE: if you also have the Custom Nanosuit System (CNS) mod installed and @RevOGUwU's UE4SS version, make sure to not replace UE4SS-settings.ini with the one included in CNS. That will lead to crashes on startup as that configuration file is inherently different!

Installation: 

simply extract the folder from inside the mod archive into the following folder (the mod should be now detected by default by the framework). If you're changing between versions, make sure you don't have any older versions of my mod in the same folder, otherwise they'll clash:

StellarBlade/SB/Binaries/Win64/ue4ss/Mods

Usage: you should only be interested in the config file.

StellarBlade/SB/Binaries/Win64/ue4ss/Mods/ezFOV/ezFOV.cfgI tried my best to make it as intuitive as possible, with self-explanatory sections. The default values indicate my recommended starting point for the cleanest experience. I recommend matching the FOV values between different stances (otherwise you might see frame flickering in transitions). It's best to utilize the (X, Y, Z) positions as I have noticed those result in smooth transitions...

Keep in mind you can simply set specific camera stances to false if you want to disable them, instead of defaulting all related values to 0 (example: if you don't want the Idle Camera settings in usual gameplay, set EnableIdleCamera to false).

Credits: MrPleb, Sengee and Rashu0888