Rockport FX by CIPHER

Category: Tools | Game: Need for Speed: Most Wanted


Rockport FX





Rockport FX
An advanced, native in-game environment and graphics control menu for Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2005).

RockportFX is best enjoyed with Plak Graphics Vanilla Edition: Get Vanilla Edition
(Use code 'CIPHER' for 15% OFF!)

Rockport FX gives you complete real-time control over the game's Time of Day, weather conditions, lighting engine, and post-processing.
Built natively with ImGui and DirectX 9, it bypasses traditional limits to let you customize the look of Rockport City exactly how you want it, on the fly.

Features
  • Time & Weather Control: Precise slider to change the Time of Day.
    Speed up the time cycle, slow it down, or freeze it completely.
    Toggle between Sunny/Overcast and force rain instantly.

  • Live Lighting Editor: Edit the game's internal RGBA lighting values in real-time. Customize Ambient, Diffuse, Fog, and Sky colors,
    along with Environment Brightness and Car Specular intensity across all weather states.

  • Visual Treatment Tweaker: Toggle High/Low visual treatment and Overbright on demand.
    Live-edit Color Tint, Bloom intensity, and Saturation.

  • Advanced Curve Canvas: Built-in interactive spline editor to fine-tune Black Bloom and
    Color Bloom curves across four nodes (Shadows, Mid-Low, Mid-High, Highlights).

  • Smart Preset System: Save your custom environments as .nfsms presets.
    The mod automatically remembers your active preset and loads it flawlessly on your next game launch.


Installation:
Simply Drag & Drop the scripts folder from RockportFX.zip into your game folder.

In-Game:
  • Press F11 to toggle the Rockport FX menu open and closed.
  • Use the Presets tab at the bottom to create, save, or switch between your lighting setups.
  • If you edit the Low/High VT toggles or Weather modes, use the Reset buttons to resync the engine to vanilla defaults if needed.


Configuration:
You can customize the menu behavior by opening scripts\RockportFX\config.yml in any text editor:
  • Change the togglekey (Default is 122, which is F11). (Note: Changes to the togglekey requires restart!)
  • Adjust the menuscale if the UI is too large or small for your screen resolution.
  • Enable or disable the developer debug console.

Credits:
  • ARCHIE
  • blueskywestside
  • HellRaven
  • nlgxzef
  • Osdever
  • Torutheredfox
  • VeeTec

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Uploaded on May 18, 2026 at 20:45:25.