I use this in junction with Enhanced Camera and Customizable Camera, no issues.ĥ. It moves the first person camera a tiny bit back, so if you're standing directly in front of a wall, your view no longer clips through. In Skyrim.ini, add this line under : fNearDistance=10
I can't confirm whether this is safe or not, but I have been playing with uTicksToWait=16for a few months now and didn't notice any issues. The value is calculated by dividing 100 by your desired FPS and matches the amount of milliseconds one frame is taking up. In Skyrim.ini, add this line under : uTicksToWait=16 for 60 fps uTicksToWait=8 for 120 fps uTicksToWait=7 for ~144 fps UPDATE: The 60 FPS loading screen tweak may cause insanely long loading. I felt the need to remind you all about this wonderful tweak, since this community likes being paranoid of anything being able to completely wreck the papyrus engine, which basically buried this fix, making "not confirmed to be safe", even after 10 months of issue-free testing. I can confirm with 99.9% certainty that this is, indeed a true fix and has absolutely no downsides. No more flying items, flashing water, jumpy animals, crazy carts. I have been using fMaxTime=0.0083 in Skyrim Classic with over 300 mods ever since it was found and it has been running flawlessly. Many people were concerned that this might affect the scripting engine or be bad for your save file. In Skyrim.ini add this line under fMaxTime=0.0333 is for 30fps, may help performance on slow computers fMaxTime=0.0166 is for 60fps fMaxTime=0.0133 is for 75fps fMaxTime=0.0111 is for 90fps fMaxTime=0.0083 is for 120fps fMaxTime=0.0069 is for 144fps fMaxTime=0.0042 is for 240fps+ and iVSyncPresentInterval=0 for Special Edition iPresentInterval=0 for Original edition This completely eliminates the wonky physics problems we have been plagued with all these years: If you played Skyrim on a 120+Hz monitor, you probably ran into a few issues like water disappearing and reappearing, floating animals, items flying all over, the cart at the beggining going crazy.ĥ years after Skyrim's release, a fix for this has been found by /u/HuntBoston1508 in 2016.
This works in Skyrim Classic, SSE and Fallout 4.
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