Looking for more mods? Check out or lists of the best Stardew Valleys mods and the best mods for Fallout 4. Virtual objects not at current focal depth are computationally blurred. It's not just a time-saver for you busy farmers, it's also customizable, letting you enter your own text for the labels. Wide field of view augmented reality display showing 3 real world objects (top) and 3 virtual aliens (bottom) at 3 different depths: 20 cm (stamp and blue alien), 50 cm (mug and yellow alien), 800 cm (poster and green alien). At a glance, you'll be able to tell if they feel loved or need a bit more attention. This mods provides a tooltip when you mouseover your farm's critters and creatures.

Change the sun's position in the sky as well as its intensity, switch on rain, snow, and fog, swap to your favorite LUTs while in-game, and save your choices as a preset that you can instantly apply to your other cities.Loved Labels, for Stardew Valley This mod really lets you go to town on your city's visuals. Cool. Ultimate Eyecandy, for Cities: Skylines There's a documentary-length video above you can watch above to see how it works, and in an extremely clever touch you can edit the mod settings while in-game by inserting a holotape in your Pip-Boy and fiddling with the settings. This mod provides a convincing dynamic depth of field that changes depending on what you're looking at. The results are longer depth-of-field and smaller beam spread. The effect of dynamic focusing on reception is clearly shown. This figure presents a comparison of the results for a Standard Phased Array Focusing and Dynamic Depth-Focusing. Here are the most promising mods we've seen this week.Dynavision, for Fallout 4 The effect of the Dynamic-Depth Focusing is also shown in Figure 3.

Dynamic depth of field