I'm using the mod only with the optional blue lens flare, and playing with the Normal graphics, from 21:00 to 23:00 in climates: Clearing and Neutral the lighting is too strange to be at night

@SemKill Clearing is fine and looks how it should, like Rockstar made it.
As for "Neutral", the mod doesn't change it, that's just how it looks since it's "finetuned" for a specific time to be used in the final cutscene of the Prologue.

@Alex106 i tested, the "problem" is with menyoo when i change the weather, with ENT every weather is fine

Thank you for this graphic mod. The work done is really impressive.
But, I noticed 2 points that it would be nice to implement in the next update:
1) Grass fixes + tree reflections* (*they weren't in oldgen)
2) Adding chromatic shaders (they can be seen on the chrome bumpers of cars)
I must say right away that I tried to take both of them with VisualV and VisualVanilla, but from time to time I notice strange artifacts and image ripples at certain times. As if all those files are in conflict with each other. This is especially evident when driving a car. Maybe it's a play of light with shadows, but it's still strange ..

@John_Wick_99 For the first two points, I don't plan on adding those things (which can be easily used in combination anyway by downloading VisualV and installing those files).
As for your issue, can you post an image? From what you described, I believe it's one that happens with the vanilla game/timecycles, which is caused by the DoF or bloom (I don't remember exactly right now), but i'm not entirely sure.

@Alex106 Thanks for the answer.
Regarding that problem - without installing optionals from VisualV (grass fix + notree reflection), everything works much more adequately, but sometimes I still see such problems as described above. It is difficult to make a screen, since it is barely perceptible and noticeable only from the side of the monitor (which, personally, I have configured correctly).
But after installing those modifications and chromatic shaders (from Visual Vanilla), some crap is already visible. I understand what they affect and how they change visualsettings.dat with timecycle.

@Alex106 P.S. Therefore, I would like to see in this mod those features that, again, were in the oldgen version, were adapted. I didn't see any reflections of the trees there.

@Alex106 By the way, while writing past comments, I had a theory that this is probably due to chromatic aberration. To be honest, this is a garbage parameter that strains the eyes even in the vanilla version of the game. And it looks like it conflicts with the changed parameters.

I'm sorry that I wrote a lot of nonsense in the previous comments)) I figured out that you just need to install either VisualV first, since it removes most of these artifacts. But, the question remains for the author, which mod is better adapted: VisualV or VisualVanilla (in which Alex106 took part)? And after that, it is better to indicate in the description of this mod, since people who downloaded this mod may not know about this nuance.

@John_Wick_99 I didn't understood you installed both this and VisualV (outside of the grassfix and shaders), that explains why there were issues. Usually installing two (or more) graphic mods together can lead to issues.
Anyway, as for what's better or I'd recommend, it something subjective: VisualV is an improvement over the vanilla game, while VisualVanilla is a combination of vanilla/this mod + VisualV, which uses the improvements from VisualV as a base while remaining more closer to the original game style.

I will describe my options as follows (step by step):
1) Just installed your mod on a vanilla game (no VisualV base). Next, I installed optionals - grassfix (VisualV) and chrome shaders (they are from VisualVanilla). Just such light glare began while the car was moving.
2) No optionals, just set your mod to vanilla version. (VisualV and VisualVanilla weren't used
3) Having cleaned everything (in the mods folder) to the original (vanilla), I first tried to install Visual (base), then your mod, replacing the previously modified timecycles, graphics.ytd, etc. And now it began to work better with it .
That is, in the vanilla version there is chromatic aberration, which led to such artifacts. Also, if you put chromatic shaders - bumpers and other elements seem to re-reflect light on the screen, that is, on me, as if blinding. Something like this.. P.S. Sorry for my English, becuase don`t live in US and UK..

P.S. At each stage, I cleared the mods folder, returning the game to the vanilla version. So I tried different combinations. But those two mods (VisualV & VisualVanilla) I didn't install together.

@Alex106 Found what the problem is..
It turns out that I had two drivers from Nvidia and AMD. Previously, I used the integrated Radeon graphics and the drivers from them conflicted with the current ones from Nvidia GeForce. As a result, I cleaned everything up and it got better.. Anyway, thanks to the author for the help and patience in communicating with such an unlucky dude like me ..)

Can i Have this mod installed with a Xbox 360 timecyc and visualsettings.dat?

is there fivem Compatibility?

@MegaPapi69 There's no need to (and besides, those files aren't fully compatible/made to work with the PC version).
@TheDman131 No.

Is visualsettings in your mod based on xbox 360 version same question for timecycles?

@Hillionliat Yes, this mod does what the old gen timecycles/visualsettings.dat/etc. would do without the "downgrades" and issues caused by the missing fields/settings (since new ones got added with the PC version).

@Alex106 why is my game capped at 30 fps after installing this mod?

@Asher3512 No idea, but it's surely not caused by the mod.