🖼️ SmartFrameRedirect (SFR)

SmartFrameRedirect (SFR) is a Cyber Engine Tweaks (CET) mod for Cyberpunk 2077 that lets you redirect the game's Smart Frame / Gallery image folder to any folder on your computer.

• Instead of copying PNG files into the default screenshots folder every time, simply choose a folder through the in-game CET menu and SFR will redirect the Smart Frame gallery to that location.

Features

• Redirect the Smart Frame gallery to any folder.
• Easy in-game configuration through Cyber Engine Tweaks.
• Automatically remembers your selected folder.
• Restore the original Smart Frame folder at any time.
• Lightweight and non-destructive. No game files are permanently modified.

Requirements

• Cyberpunk 2077
• Cyber Engine Tweaks (CET)
• Windows
• PowerShell (included with Windows)

Installation

1. Install Cyber Engine Tweaks.
2. Copy the SmartFrameRedirect folder into your CET mods folder.
3. Run StartWatcher.bat.
4. Launch Cyberpunk 2077.
5. Open the CET overlay.
6. Enter the folder containing your PNG images.
7. Click Redirect Gallery to this folder.

Important

Keep all included files together. Start StartWatcher.bat from the same folder as watcher.ps1, request.json, and the rest of the mod files. If you'd like to launch it from your Desktop or elsewhere, create a shortcut to StartWatcher.bat instead of moving the files.

Important

Cyberpunk 2077 currently only imports PNG images into Smart Frames. This is a game limitation, not a limitation of SmartFrameRedirect.

Supported aspect ratios:

• 16:9
• 4:3
• 9:16
• 4:5
• 2:3

Tip

Images larger than approximately 4K resolution may not appear correctly in-game, so standard 1080p or 4K PNGs are recommended.

Currently in Development

I'm currently working on adding video support so Smart Frames can display videos instead of only static PNG images.

Credits

Created by Marwan (ItsMarwan).

Special thanks to the Cyber Engine Tweaks community.

Note

AI-assisted tools were used to help write and refine portions of the Lua and PowerShell scripts. The concept, architecture, implementation, testing, debugging, and final functionality of SmartFrameRedirect were created and verified by the author.