Read the Mass Effect 1 tweak guide and apply some of those tweaks to ME2, the only difference is to access the BioEngine.ini, BioGame.ini, etc., you use the editor because they condensed everything into one file in different sections. Mass Effect 3 Config INI Tweaks GamerSettings.ini. You can edit the variables and parameters in the file by opening it in Notepad. However, before. This variable will determine the quality of softness or sharpness of the edges of dynamic.
Mass Effect 3 Custom Key Bindings
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Coalesced Editor for Mass Effect 3
Follow the guide if you haven't installed it yet.
Key Bindings & Commands
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Key Binding:
bioinput.ini > sfxgame > sfxgamemodedefault > bindings
On the right side of the editor you will see the existing keybindings. Scroll down to the bottom where there will be a blank line. Add any new bindings one at a time. Press ‘enter' once you've entered a new binding to start a new line.
Examples:
( Name='NumPadSeven', Command='initcredits 9000000″ )
( Name='NumPadEight', Command='setrenegade 1000″ )
( Name='NumPadTwo', Command='setparagon 1000″ )
( Name='NumPadZero', Command='God' )
( Name='NumPadZero', Command='ENABLEPOWERCOOLDOWN 0″ )
( Name='F4″, Command='givesupergun' )
( Name='F5″, Command='givesuperarmor' )
If a binding doesn't work, check ' and spacing in the code.
Unlimited ammo and grenades on Reload:
( Name='PC_Reload', Command='SwapWeaponIfEmpty | TryReload | initammo 999 | initgrenades 10″)
Individual weapon tweaks:
bioweapon.ini > sfxgamecontent > sfxweapon
If you want to change the stats of an individual gun, such as fire rate, damage, or recoil.
Accuracy
maxaimerror = (X= , Y= )
minxaimeror = (X= , Y= )
maxzoomaimerror = (X= , Y= )
minzoomxaimeror = (X= , Y= )
X and Y fields should be the same. Bigger values mean less accurate. The above two values fix accuracy when not holding down right mouse, or aiming. 'zoomaimerror' is for accuracy while aiming.
Crosshair size
Crosshairs DO NOT scale with accuracy. It is up to you to fix the cross hair size to fit the accuracy that you have modded.
maxzoomcrosshairrange = (X= , Y= )
minzoomcrosshairrange = (X= , Y= )
Damage
damage = (X= , Y= )
X is value of weapon damage at level I, while Y is the damage value at level X.
Note: Make sure you also fix the statbardamage attribute to be the same values as the damage that you set. There are two other values for stat bars: accuracy and rate of fire. These two values don't correspond with the values that actually affect the behavior of the gun.
Rate of fire
rateoffire = (X= , Y= )
Both X and Y values should be the same.
Weight
encumbranceweight = (X= , Y= )
Value x is the weight of the weapon at level I, and value Y is the weight at level X. For example, a weight of 1.4 means your cooldown will be slowed by -140% if you equip this weapon.
Unlocking Casual Appearances:
biogame.ini > sfxgame > sfxplayercustomization > casualappearances
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To unlock, set the PlotFlag for the armor that you want to -1.
On the right side of the editor you will see the existing keybindings. Scroll down to the bottom where there will be a blank line. Add any new bindings one at a time. Press ‘enter' once you've entered a new binding to start a new line.
Examples:
( Name='NumPadSeven', Command='initcredits 9000000″ )
( Name='NumPadEight', Command='setrenegade 1000″ )
( Name='NumPadTwo', Command='setparagon 1000″ )
( Name='NumPadZero', Command='God' )
( Name='NumPadZero', Command='ENABLEPOWERCOOLDOWN 0″ )
( Name='F4″, Command='givesupergun' )
( Name='F5″, Command='givesuperarmor' )
If a binding doesn't work, check ' and spacing in the code.
Unlimited ammo and grenades on Reload:
( Name='PC_Reload', Command='SwapWeaponIfEmpty | TryReload | initammo 999 | initgrenades 10″)
Individual weapon tweaks:
bioweapon.ini > sfxgamecontent > sfxweapon
If you want to change the stats of an individual gun, such as fire rate, damage, or recoil.
Accuracy
maxaimerror = (X= , Y= )
minxaimeror = (X= , Y= )
maxzoomaimerror = (X= , Y= )
minzoomxaimeror = (X= , Y= )
X and Y fields should be the same. Bigger values mean less accurate. The above two values fix accuracy when not holding down right mouse, or aiming. 'zoomaimerror' is for accuracy while aiming.
Crosshair size
Crosshairs DO NOT scale with accuracy. It is up to you to fix the cross hair size to fit the accuracy that you have modded.
maxzoomcrosshairrange = (X= , Y= )
minzoomcrosshairrange = (X= , Y= )
Damage
damage = (X= , Y= )
X is value of weapon damage at level I, while Y is the damage value at level X.
Note: Make sure you also fix the statbardamage attribute to be the same values as the damage that you set. There are two other values for stat bars: accuracy and rate of fire. These two values don't correspond with the values that actually affect the behavior of the gun.
Rate of fire
rateoffire = (X= , Y= )
Both X and Y values should be the same.
Weight
encumbranceweight = (X= , Y= )
Value x is the weight of the weapon at level I, and value Y is the weight at level X. For example, a weight of 1.4 means your cooldown will be slowed by -140% if you equip this weapon.
Unlocking Casual Appearances:
biogame.ini > sfxgame > sfxplayercustomization > casualappearances
Mass Effect 3 Pc Tweaks
To unlock, set the PlotFlag for the armor that you want to -1.
Example:
Adobe premiere cs4 mac download. (Mesh=(Male='BIOG_HMM_ARM_CTH_R.CTHl.HMM_ARM_CTHl_MDL',Female='…'),Id=9,PlotFlag=-1,Type=CustomizableType_Torso)
None of this is my creation. These resources were adopted from Mass Effect Wiki Guide.
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Did you return settings to default yet, and remove the Inspector?
Could you post your ini?
Also, Nvidia recently released a new driver version. I would try downloading that and doing a clean install (custom install, check the box).
Next, if you haven't made any changes to the .ini, add the following line under [System.Settings] bAllowPostprocessAA=True
Note that with your resolution you may not receive the same results using AA, AF, QCSAA, CSAA, MSAA etc. Start with just AA at 4x for you screen size. That should cause a noticeable change in your game, if not.. it's not working. From there, you would then try forcing AA using the Control Panel. Add ME3 by clicking on the Manage 3D settings, clicking the Program Settings tab, click the Add button, and navigate to you install directory (ie. * Mass Effect 3BinariesWin32MassEffect3.exe).
From there enable Antialiasing - Gamma Correction, and set Antialiasing - Transparency to 4x.
Again, if no changes can be seen, there is an underlying issue. Try reinstalling the game.
