TNT Realism Overhaul

1.4.0

1.4.0 "Game Master settings" - The look is now set for the whole server by the Game Master: Game Master toolbar > TNT Settings > TNT Realism (picture, explosion shake, colour drain, colour fringes, performance guard). Every game starts with everything at the maximum (picture Maximum, shake 200 %). Each player keeps his own colour-blindness choice (pause menu > TNT Colour Blindness); the old player menu is gone. Film grain and the gun blur are gone. Needs TNT Core 1.3.0.

1.3.0

1.3.0 "Visuals" - Head and gun movement are no longer part of this mod (no step bounce, breathing, landing dip, vehicle seat, gun sway, gun lag or aiming deadzone from TNT any more -- load a movement mod such as CERTII Simulated Movement if you want them). Everything visual stays: the six clarity pictures, the colour-blind modes, the deeper ambient shadows, the explosion shake with the colour drain, the performance guard. The menu has two sliders (explosion shake, film grain) and three sections. Your saved settings keep working.

1.2.0

1.2.0 "Picture" - No grain in any look. The looks are now clarity levels, each with its own picture: Off = the game's own, Comfort = Soft, Natural, Tactical = Clear, Capture, and the new Maximum with everything on. New section "Colour blindness" (Protanopia, Deuteranopia, Tritanopia, Achromatopsia), built into every picture at no frame cost. New performance guard: TNT's own camera effects switch off below 20 frames per second and come back above 25. Your saved settings keep working.

1.1.1

1.1.1 - The "Bodycam" look is now called "Tactical" (the button, its description and the slider notes). Nothing else changed: same movement, grain and colour fringes, your saved settings keep working. 1.1.0 (today): deeper ambient shadows for every platform at the same frame cost.

1.1.0

1.1.0 - World light: deeper ambient shadows for every platform. The game's four ambient-occlusion quality files now carry the TNT values (corners, furniture against walls, the ground under trees and bushes get real depth) at each level's own sample count, so the frame cost stays the same on Xbox, PlayStation and PC. The TNT Realism menu names it; the log says "TNT Realism Overhaul 1.1.0 on". Nothing else changed.

1.0.0