maybe I will do it later

will gladly appreciate it if you would & thank you for porting this mod to spt 3.11 + 4.0

have fun: FiveF-realisticThermalScopes-lessPixelated-2.0.0.

To be sure, delete also SPT\user\cache\bundleHashCache.json file.

thank you!

Thank you!! :-)

No.

really? why not?

im too dumb for this

Maybe someday. If you feel up to it, you could do it yourself by editing the files from this mod.

Tried for about 40 minutes, I give up lol, will just wait for you to drop it if you decide to do it

Try this: FiveF-realisticThermalScopes-lessPixelated-2.0.0

Still a tiny bit pixelated heh but it’s 100x better than default! Thanks G!

You want to edit the field ScopeThermalVisionData with the Unity bundle extractor. Set these to 0. Obviously, variable zoom scopes have several ScopeThermalVisionDatas

1 UInt8 ThermalVisionIsGlitch = 1

1 UInt8 ThermalVisionIsPixelated = 1

1 UInt8 ThermalVisionIsNoisy = 1

1 UInt8 ThermalVisionIsMotionBlurred = 1

1 UInt8 ThermalVisionIsFpsStuck = 1

An item with the same key has already been added. Key: user/mods/FiveF-realisticThermalScopes/bundles/assets/content/items/mods/scopes/scope_all_flir_rs32_225_9x_35_60hz.bundle

Really sorry here - I should have explained I edited the original flir bundle in the game, not stuff in this mod. I found and copied the original flir file, pasted it into the Avalonia folder twice (once into an “Originals” folder) - then opened that file with UABEAvalonia to edit it then pasted it back to overwrite the original game file. Farplane is the range and other values related to pixelation and blur fix the image. You have to just open various sections until you find the relevant ones. I dont know / understand how to actually make mods for spt but might look into it as other modders dont seem willing to help out with what seem to be fairly simple things (editing the original file was very easy so for someone who already knows how to package mods I dont understand why optional mods like this aren’t just done for people).

Replying because cant seem to edit original(??) - ive opened the bundle with unity Bundle Unpacker and edited flir to get rid of pixellation and noise - as well as extend range - so fixed my own problem (thumbsup)

removed previous comment because no edit functionality i could see. Thanks for letting us know its possible, I checked the comments to figure out exactly where to change the values.

Yes, you can, but you will need Unity Assets Bundle Extractor Avalonia.

Open scope_all_sig_sauer_echo1_thermal_reflex_sight_1_2x_30hz.bundle via this program. You can find this file in mod folder. Find ScopeCameraData (MonoBehaviour) - there will be four of them. Two for zoom 1 (but red-hot mode and white-hot mode) and two for zoom 2 (red-hot mode and white-hot mode). Inside this you will can see FieldOfView. Change it to the values ​​that suit you. x1 is about 20 (depends on the PIP size and the camera’s proximity to the scope, ig).

How do i know witch arefore the 1x zoom? and in the forst of the 4 wenn i filter by name is ritten ,,0 float FieldOfView = 4,7“ whoud this be the right thing to addet to 20 ?

This mod dont touch goggles, but you can check this mod: Borkel’s Realistic Night Vision Goggles (NVGs and T-7)

T-7 can be edited in the configs. You want “Items.json” (I think in Templates folder?) and use “Item Finder” to search for T-7 in the config - there you’ll find definitions for visual “Noise” and the type of overlay - use “Anvis” to give a full screen view.

T-7 is “5c110624d174af029e69734c”

And here’s the relevant section in T-7 section in my Items.json “sightModType”: “iron”, “ColdMax”: 0.462, “DepthFade”: 0.03, “HeatMin”: 0.55, “IsFpsStuck”: false, “IsGlitch”: false, “IsMotionBlurred”: false, “IsNoisy”: false, “IsPixelated”: false, “MainTexColorCoef”: 0.2, “Mask”: “Anvis”, “MaskSize”: 1.2, “MinimumTemperatureValue”: 0.25, “NoiseIntensity”: 0.07, “PixelationBlockCount”: 256, “RampPalette”: “BlackHot”, “RampShift”: -0.059, “RoughnessCoef”: 0.04, “SpecularCoef”: 0.14

Reading my other reply i realised its unclear what I meant about Item Finder - that’s something you can find by googling “tarkov item finder” - which you use to get the item code - THEN open the items.json and use “find” function to locate the T-7 section. I then gave the T-7 item code anyway - as well as the section of config (tho the way this board works messed up how it displays).

There are no such option.

I took fresh bundle files from the game and edited a few properties in MonoBehaviour asset. I didnt take any files from older versions of the game.