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About this mod
Changes all in-game HUD elements including crosshairs, making them less distracting and out of the way. They differ by looks, size, positioning and transparency.
Comes with 3 versions, which are save game compatible, so if you wish you can change them mid campaign.
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HUD Options
Mod has 3 options to choose from. Additionally it can be customized more to taste with tweaks
COMPARISONS
Hit screen effects (starts with vanilla) 0:00
Quest markers (starts with vanilla) 2:14
GAMEPLAY
Cinematic-HUD 2:40
Cinematic-HUD-everything-off 4:14
Installation
Done!
The mod should be installed and as it is with other mods too it disables multiplayer when the command is in use. If you wish to play multiplayer remove the launch command temporarily.
To uninstall mod entirely, remove added files.
Customization
To install tweaks see the text file in "tweaks folder"
You can change to different options by replacing the files with new ones. It is save game compatible.
Tip: If you prefer original crosshairs and only want to tone down the screen effects, use tweaks by themself without the main mod.
List of changes
Banter
Thanks for trying this out, if there is any issues I can try to fix them so post 'em here please, also feedback is welcomed. I think this is the first HUD mod to this game, so I'm feeling pretty good on discovering how to do it. Emps guidance or something without a doubt xD. Now go kill Urks and Grobi!
Mod has 3 options to choose from. Additionally it can be customized more to taste with tweaks
Cinematic-HUD
This is the usual type you expect from shooter games, but designed to be more lightweight and less attention drawing.
Cinematic-HUD-crosshair-off
Same as the above but the dot crosshairs are turned off. Weapons with sights will work as usual. Highly recommended to try.
Cinematic-HUD-everything-off
The HUD is turned off completely among with health-bar, fury-meter and weapon display panel. Weapons with sights will work as usual. There are still some elements on, such as: Weapon selection, vox messages, objective message, chapter message and display messages when picking new weapon or object for the first time.
This is the usual type you expect from shooter games, but designed to be more lightweight and less attention drawing.
Cinematic-HUD-crosshair-off
Same as the above but the dot crosshairs are turned off. Weapons with sights will work as usual. Highly recommended to try.
Cinematic-HUD-everything-off
The HUD is turned off completely among with health-bar, fury-meter and weapon display panel. Weapons with sights will work as usual. There are still some elements on, such as: Weapon selection, vox messages, objective message, chapter message and display messages when picking new weapon or object for the first time.
COMPARISONS
Hit screen effects (starts with vanilla) 0:00
Quest markers (starts with vanilla) 2:14
GAMEPLAY
Cinematic-HUD 2:40
Cinematic-HUD-everything-off 4:14
Installation
- Manually download and unzip the file
- Inside there are 3 options of the HUD
- SM-cinematic-HUD
- SM-cinematic-HUD-crosshair-off
- SM-cinematic-HUD-everything-off
- pick one of them and copy the "preview" folder within to your Space Marine install directory. For most it's at their steam installation
"....Steam/steamapps/common/Warhammer 40,000 Space Marine/"
"....Steam/steamapps/common/Warhammer 40,000 Space Marine/preview"
"....Steam/steamapps/common/Warhammer 40,000 Space Marine/preview"
- Open steam
- At library right click space marine game
- Select properties
- You will see launch options, add this command (including the dash): -usepreview
Done!
The mod should be installed and as it is with other mods too it disables multiplayer when the command is in use. If you wish to play multiplayer remove the launch command temporarily.
To uninstall mod entirely, remove added files.
Customization
To install tweaks see the text file in "tweaks folder"
You can change to different options by replacing the files with new ones. It is save game compatible.
Tip: If you prefer original crosshairs and only want to tone down the screen effects, use tweaks by themself without the main mod.
List of changes
V2.0.0
- Added Tweaks option
- On screen receive damage effects are toned down by size and blend color (tweakable)
- Quest markers are less opaque, they were brighter than sun in vanilla (tweakable)
- Grenade display panel has fixed spot
- Removed hp icon pop up when executing
V1.0.0
- Sightless weapons crosshairs are replaced by carefully crafted 3 layered white dot
- Lascannon lens hue changed to match the color of the sight (green) and since it seems to have lot of tech it's the only weapon that have active state when hovering over enemy (added scanning effect)
- Stalker bolter has vanilla crosshair rotation effect that fades away
- Charge- and heat meters are removed (the game still has visual and sound based feedback of these)
- Most HUD elements are moved closer to the edges and resized
- Weapon display panel will fade away shortly after changing weapon
- Grenade display panel moved on top of weapon display panel
- Display panel ammo bars removed
- Warning texts are removed except "out of ammo" one which is now part of weapon display panel
- Fury meter is slightly more transparent and smaller
- Health meter is moved to top left corner
- Mission objective panel moved to top of screen
- Grenade indicator removed (The game will still give a lot of sound feedback of them)
Banter
Thanks for trying this out, if there is any issues I can try to fix them so post 'em here please, also feedback is welcomed. I think this is the first HUD mod to this game, so I'm feeling pretty good on discovering how to do it. Emps guidance or something without a doubt xD. Now go kill Urks and Grobi!