¶ Settings and behaviours
¶ Global Settings
Where the main settings needed to use the mod are located.
Navigating to the page
¶ General Toggles
- Enabled: Enables or disables the mod
- In Menu: Show ReeSabers in the menu (not to be confused with SaberFactory or other saber mods)
- This would overlay on top of any existing menu saber mods
- Vsync (FPFC):
¶ Visibility Toggles
Visiblity for Vanilla/SaberFactory sabers can be toggled here. From left to right, the icons mean:
- VR headset: Toggles visibility in the headset (doesn't effect desktop/camera2).
- Desktop: Toggles visibility in the desktop (doesn't effect visibility with the headset).
- Mirrors: Toggles saber mirror reflections.
- Smoothing: Toggles saber motion smoothing.
Distortion effects are effects you can make yourself with presets and their modules.
¶ Motion Smoothing Sliders
These sliders effect the amount of motion smoothing applied to the sabers, wherever it's enabled.
This is purely a visual effect.
If you're silly, you can enable motion smoothing on ReeSabers but disable it on Vanilla/SaberFactory.
This will cause the ReeSaber's saber to lag behind the Vanilla/SaberFactory saber.
¶ Presets
Presets are a container to put modules into.
This makes them very flexable since you can combine smaller modules to make parts for a saber or a complete saber.
A popular option is to separate the hilt, the blade, and the trail into separate presets because this gives you better flexibility when combining presets with other saber mods such as SaberFactory.
The mod offers a selection of pre-made presets to choose from.
Ultra quality sabers are often too heavy to view with a headset. Their purpose is for use in replays since headset visibility is not needed.