How to fix cinema/cinemabar mod

If the cinema/cinemabar in your character UI pack doesn't work, you can follow the steps below to check and fix it (taking Ellen as an example):

1. Cinema Level Problem:
It typically manifests as the cinemabar effect being active, while the cinema effect is not. After disabling the cinemabar mod by pressing F6, you need to set your cinema level to 0.

2. Resolution Problem:
The cinemabar in the UI pack typically adopts the hash value corresponding to a resolution of 1920*1080. If you use a higher resolution, the hash value may differ. In this case, there are two solutions:

2.1 Method with changing the resolution:
（1）Open the settings, and adjust the resolution to 1920*1080 Windowed (it must be in windowed mode instead of fullscreen mode).

（2）Open the world map and teleport to another area to refresh the cinema. (It won't refresh if you don't teleport.)

2.2 Method without changing the resolution:
If you want to keep using your current resolution, you need to extract the hash value of the corresponding character at your current resolution. Here's how:
（1）Download the image editing software Paint.NET on your own. The game image format is .dds, and you need this software to view thumbnails.

（2）Make sure your launcher is in hunting mode, which means green text appears when you press "0" on the numpad:

（3）If you are using zzmi, you can enable it below:

（4）Open the cinema of the corresponding character and adjust it to 0 level. Enable hunting mode by pressing "0" on the numpad, then press F8. At this point, the game may freeze for a moment because the launcher is extracting the images:

（5）After the game recovers from the lag (which may vary depending on the performance of your device), locate the folder that starts with "FrameAnalysis" in the same directory as the Mods folder:

（6）After opening it, double-click on the "depued" folder inside:

（7）In list mode, filter out all files with the .dds format. Double-click on one of them and select to always open .dds files with Paint.NET by default. This way, the thumbnails of these images will be displayed:

（8）After the thumbnails are displayed, adjust them to the maximum size and sort them by file size. Then, browse through them one by one to find the character cinema images:

（9）After finding the cinema image, the first eight characters of its filename are the hash value of that image. For example, the hash value of my Ellen cinema image is c9370f15. If your cinema image doesn't work, it means it has a different hash value. Copy that hash value down.

（10）After copying the hash value, open the "apple_cine_ctrl" files located in the "nsfw/5 cinema/config" and "sfw/5 cinema/config" directories under the UI package. The "c9370f15" in these files represents the original hash for Ellen Cinema. You just need to add your hash according to the structure shown in the blue - highlighted part in the relevant diagram. For instance, if your hash is "abcdefgh", you can append it as described:

[TextureOverride7]

hash = abcdefgh

run = Commandlist1