How To Install Friendly Hud Witcher 3

Friendly HUD is a mod for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, created by Wasteland Ghost.

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2. Setting Up Friendly Hud Witcher 3

Information:

Friendly HUD is another essential mod if you want a highly customizable smart HUD, in-world 3D icons for tracking quests/NPCs/places of interest and a convenient way to access your alchemy. As well as other useful HUD/UI features. 3D icons support map filters. Witcher 3 mod Friendly HUD 'Configure Everything' edition. Posted by 4 years ago. Archived Witcher 3 mod Friendly HUD 'Configure Everything' edition. NexusMod user Hasukiii, created a mod for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt that makes the game playable on low spec systems. Although it does cause the otherwise gorgeous game, to look quite bad. The easiest way to install Friendly HUD is to use the Witcher 3 Mod Manager, it's a one click install. The Unification Patch has to be installed manually though. If you want to install Friendly HUD manually, follow the instructions in the readme file.

Switching minimap off allows for more immersive gameplay. But, although I know my way around TW3 world, tracking quest objectives without minimap can sometimes be a huge pain. Especially if it's some place deep in the woods or swamps without any noticeable landmarks nearby. For me some pointer to show general direction would be more than enough.

Main part of this mod shows active quest and user map markers as floating text while using witcher senses (display mode is toggle-able with hotkey). As a bonus it adds configurable hotkey to toggle active HUD modules (including this mod) on and off with the hotkey (user HUD modules configuration is preserved).

Second part of the mod redesigns default keys to work in two different ways: when you hold M (map) key minimap is displayed temporarily, when you hold J (journal) key the same happens to active quest info and holding N key allows to start meditation immediately. Pressing these keys still works as usual, bringing up respective menus.

Since v.3.0 holding K (character screen) hotkey temporarily displays character information related modules, namely Wolf Medallion module (health/stamina), Buffs module (active buffs), Items module (equipped items in quick slots) and Damaged Items module. Holding Enter (pause menu) will show character information modules, minimap module and quest info module simultaneously.

Since v.3.0 you can configure mod to switch objective markers off completely. Also, options to allow meditation near camp fire only and to always regenerate health were added (disabled by default). See Configuration section for more information on how to configure mod.

Note: to clear up a misunderstanding about hud on/off hotkey. It doesn't work on per module basis, it just hides an entire hud flash object, i.e. literally everything on hud display. Including radial and dialog menus. I meant it to be used for taking screen-shots, not for playing like this all the time. If you want to switch hud off permanently, use game options and/or other available hud mods.

Installation:

1. Unpack archive content to YourWitcher3Directorymods or use Nexus Mod Manager.

2. Done

Uninstall:

1. Delete the mod in YourWitcher3Directorymods

2. Done

• Last update: Monday, October 28, 2019
• Genre: RPG
• File size: 856.6 KB

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The great thing about this mod is that despite improving the visuals of the game, it makes a very small dent on the overall performance. With this mod installed, you'll only lose 3-4 frames per second on average.

Not a bad trade-off when you get to make Witcher 3 look as stunning as this.

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The creator of this mod also used a number of other mods to make the perfect visual overhaul. I'll be taking a small look at each of those mods below.

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It is hard to capture how the particle mod works with just images, so I'd suggest watching the video we've posted above.

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See the difference?

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