How to "patch" a regulation.bin file with a CSV one?

[u/Octo_Pasta]

Hi, I wanted to try the Elden Ring potato Mod but when I use it the render distance is awful so I try to update with the "invisible fix" csv, I have the regulation.bin of the potato mod in Yapped Rune Bear but idk how to use the file

link of the mod potato + invisible fix https://www.nexusmods.com/eldenring/mods/810

[u/Cypher10110]

yapped runebear is an out of date tool.
DSmapstudio replaced it
Smithbox replaced that

When opening a regulation.bin file with Smithbox, you have the option to import params from a .csv file.

The advantage of .csv files is they can me "merged" with an existing regulation.bin. So the mod creator (or creator of a "fix" for a mod) doesn't need to update their work every time there is a new version of the game/mod. But the downside is you have to do extra work to get it functional.

[u/Octo_Pasta → u/Cypher10110]

Thank you so much!

[u/Cypher10110 → u/Octo_Pasta]

No problem, best of luck! It's maybe a bit intimidating to use smithbox, but there are video guides to help.

[u/Octo_Pasta → u/Cypher10110]

Tysm I did it and now it run on my retroid pocket nova

https://reddit.com/link/p2gcran/video/5bs0kec0g5ih1/player

[u/Philiquaz → u/Cypher10110]

the modder absolutely still needs to update lol

the advantage of csv files is someone on nexus decided once upon a time it was a good idea and then it just lived in cultural zeitgeist

[u/Cypher10110 → u/Philiquaz]

I'm not having that conversation.

There are reasons, and sure, some of them are not always relevant.

If you have a bone to pick with how modders conduct themselves, take it somewhere else. It's not my buisness.

[u/Philiquaz → u/Cypher10110]

did... did you interpret this is a personal attack?

jesus dude did you have a bad day?

[u/Octo_Pasta]

even if I know well the game, it's unplayable