Custom Toxicity FX Thresholds

Version 1. 3 released. Check the change log for all the changes and bug fixes.

Make sure to download the unification patch before! The Main file is only compatible with the unification patch. If you don't want to use the unification patch, there are older 1. 31 GOTY / 1. 31 non-GOTY versions available but they are confusing. So use the unification patch.

Features: This mod lets you customize the percentage of toxicity at which the visual effects on Geralt's face and the screen are turned on and off. There are four different levels for the face FX in addition to the clean face in the game. Now you can choose when they start and stop showing on Geralt's face. If you have a character build that relies heavily on alchemy and you don't like looking at mutant Geralt all the time but you'd still like to see some effects, this mod is for you. The effects can also be disabled altogether if you so desire.

All settings can be configured in the in-game menu. Starting percentage for one FX should always be the same or higher than the ending percentage for that FX.

Bug fixes: This mod fixes the bug where decoctions wouldn't always trigger face effects. There is also a (very, very hacky) workaround for the bug where Geralt's face becomes clean after quen breaks or when the effects of some of the mutations that were added in B&W are activated. This mod also tries to force the face effect to be refreshed before a cutscene starts but it's still sometimes bugged in cutscenes (though not as often as in vanilla).

Let me know if/when you find any bugs with this mod or situations where toxicity effects aren't displayed correctly. If you have any suggestions for improvements or whatnot, feel free to share them, too. :)

Known issues:  - There are some cutscenes where the face effect might not be applied correctly. This can happen due to many different reasons. Usually the reason is that the player model and face are loaded when the cutscene starts but the game doesn't update/re-apply any effects, including toxicity, during cutscenes. Thus, the game never re-applies the face effect before the cutscene ends.  - The face effect is disabled in scenes where Geralt has some other effect on his face, such as shaving cream (e.g. at the beginning of the game when Geralt is in Vizima and gets a shave).

Installation: 1. If you aren't using the unification patch, download and install it first. 2. Unpack the mod and put it in \Mods folder. You can use Nexus Mod Manager for this step. 3. Copy the "bin" folder inside "modCustomToxicityFXThreshold" folder and paste it in your Witcher 3 install directory. Thi