It requires careful management and careful modding. Edits from another mod won’t show up if they are above the mod that builds the precombines. Once the precombines have been rebuilt, adding another mod below it that disables it will disable it for the load order. However, many of the newer mods do rebuild the optimization system, and with that comes another problem: Load Order.
The end-user does not have to say anything to the modder or porter. If these types of mods have not rebuilt the optimization system, then they should be considered dangerous and not downloaded. Mods that extend the scrapping functionality of the settlement systemĪ competently-made mod that adds to - but does not replace, ‘set initially disabled’, delete or undelete - should not turn off the system.Mods from a new modder or porter that do not know that you cannot delete references in BGS games without detrimental effects.Mods that promote performance and enhancement by deleting cell references.Mods that alter landscape terrain and height replacements.Mods that replace trees, buildings, other static objects with Havok® Physics’ collision.
What types of mods are designed to disable the precombines and turn off the optimization? This presents a load order challenge for players, especially for those on Xbox. Modders must then rebuild the precombined references and recalculate the previs to optimize their mod and reduce game instability. Unlike a Lego house, the optimization system is designed to turn off if it detects a change to the cell to avoid errors since a change to a cell would invalidate any meshes anyway. All the pieces are individual until they are snapped together to form what looks like a singular piece. The previs then calculates and builds a graph for the rendering subsystem to use based on those geometries.Ī common analogy is a Lego house. Instead of the rendering subsystem having to determine each piece of geometry individually, the subsystem merges like geometries into precombined meshes. Visibility optimization is used to speed up Fallout 4’s rendering performance.
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