Webster

"As for adding other mods to GFO, unless they state otherwise, you will need to check them for compatability on a case
by case basis."

i think RUIM has trouble running with some mods depending on which files are used and with the number of mods contained in GFO my guess is there will be probably be side effects resulting in combining them. that said, they might just be minor but you need to check with John W. Hamm since he made RUIM and only he will know for sure if they are compatable and if not, perhaps he can help you create a GFO compatable version for your game.



ok, to be honest i never noticed my mod disabled it because i always use it as fully transparent.
(the way i looked at it, why would you want more of your vision blocked by it)

its very easy to undo this since its done by switching only 2 numbers in a text file.

here is how you undo it: (first uninstall GFO)

open the "menu_1024_768" file found in GFO using windows "notepad", then follow the instructions below.

look about one third of the way down the list to find the "G3F" section

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if you are using game v1.5:

[G3F I260]
Name=Bkgr capture
Type=1031;Stat bmp array
ItemID=0x3F2A00FF
ParentID=0x3F2A0000
Pos=0,0,350,94
Zone= 256 764 350 94 0 1 0x3F2A0000 0.5 -1 0x3F2A00FF -0.5 1 0 0
Color=0xFFFFFF00 <<<< (change this line to read - Color=0xFFFFFF80 )
Materials=1
Display=2;Linear
Mat 0=data/menu/data/black.tga
Crop 0=0,0,0.5,0.5
MatFlags=0x1
TexFmt=0x0
Drag=false
BmpState=1
NeedFocus=true
SelOne=false
IdGroup=0
StatesColors=0xFFFFFFFF, 0xFFFFFFFF, 0xFFFFFFFF, 0xFFFFFFFF


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when you finish, save the changes when you close the file, that is all you have to do.

reinstall GFO and its back to normal color and you can adjust the brightness as you want it.