Vanilla friendly fixes and enhancements to the base game! All of the items in this collection have been carefully selected to ensure that there is no overlap or compatibility problems between the mods.

Install this pack for a definitive vanilla experience!

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Recommended Console Command Tweaks:

• "adq_fDebrisArThreshold = 1" or "2"
  By default, this console command is set to 0.5. From my tests, it seems that the higher the number is, the more aggressively the engine de-spawns existing debris to allow new debris to be spawned and active. This helps in cases where debris might not spawn or deactivates early due to hitting a debris limit. 1 is good for slightly more consistent debris with a small FPS drop, or 2 for consistent debris with a slight FPS drop.
  
  
• "adq_fDynamicDecalsArThreshold = 1" or "2"
  By default, this console command is set to 0.5. From my tests, it seems that the higher the number is, the more aggressively the engine de-spawns existing decals to allow new decals to be spawned and active. This is actually easier to notice than the debris since decals stay about for much longer. 1 is good for slightly more consistent decals with a small FPS drop, or 2 for consistent decals with a slight FPS drop.
  
  
• "adq_ctActionRatioMaxBodies = 600" or "1200"
  By default, this console command is set to 300. From my tests, it seems that the higher the number is, the less aggressively the engine disables ragdolls when there is either a lot of action or if they get enabled at larger distances. A higher value can solve problems with ragdolls disabling too quickly (especially noticeable when enemies die on hills). 600 is good for slightly more consistent ragdolls with a small FPS drop, or 1200 for almost persistent ragdolls with a slight FPS drop.
  
  
• "prj_fFloatingScoreScale = 0" or higher
  Changes the size of the floating points on death. By default it is set to a very small value, so I'd recommend setting the value to 0.002. Alternatively, you can completely disable the floating points by setting the above command to 0.
  
  
• "trn_fGrassCrumbsMaxDistance = 182" or "273"
  By default, this console command is set to 91. Higher values increase the distance at which Grass Crumbs get rendered. At the maximum value (721, I believe) I have only dropped my average fps by about 3 frames. 182 is recommended for minimal FPS loss for a massively improved visual fidelity.
  
  
• "men_iMaxAllowedFPS = *your refresh rate*"
  By default, this console command is set to 66. Simply renders the menu at higher FPS. As far as I'm aware there is no disadvantage to increasing the FPS limit (other than slightly higher power consumption). However, setting it to your refresh rate makes the menu feel much, much smoother.