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So while I can't promise that we would ever add this level of customizability into the addon, I would recommend you look into Lua/GMod modding in general yourself, and perhaps modify our code to suit your needs. Our license pretty much allows doing whatever with the code as long as our copyright's respected and we are properly credited.
I've noticed you override the player's hands (or at least, add a model on top of it), which could in theory be disabled. Flavor text, not so much but it's *theoretically* possible to just outright disable it so the theater of the mind can have more room to make up whatever it wants to.
I'll poke around. Do you folks have a GitHub repository for this?
My experience with Lua is more modification and expanding upon existing content and less writing things from scratch. You might've seen my name around with ARC9 content as I'm usually releasing cosmetic packs or shilling Unlameifier (set of ARC9 sandboxing tools) for the 50,000th time. Not entirely sure if I'd be capable of making these things myself, but consideration to make a more "general" visual experience would be super appreciated!
I'll have fun looking into all the things you folks've made for us to discover.
Cheers
Would you folks be willing to give us a Client Preference to turn that off?
OR
Settings, preferences, disable vignette.
Hope this helps.