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Another older thread on the Steam forum noted someone made a mod for this.
No real notes for it, but after a bit of fiddling I found it works well on the Gog version, so very likely the Steam one too
1. Download BepInEx v5 (x86 version, not x64) BepInEx guide, contains a link to the github repos[docs.bepinex.dev]
2. Unzip it into the root folder of Clive 'n' wrench (So .doorstop_version and similar is in the same folder as
4. The BepInEx folder in your Clive 'n' wrench folder should now have a
5. Copy the
6. Run the game again (once again, quit once you've hit the main menu)
7. Go into the
I set a camera X of 180 which made it quite nicely lively, and I limited the framerate to 75 to hopefully give my GPU a break.
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