First Download the Camera Tools ZIP file from here[github.com]. Dont bother that this seems to be for Assassin's Creed Origins, we change the parameters right away. Copy IGCSInjector.exe and IGCSInjector.ini into your [STEAM LIBRARY FOLDER]/steamapps/common/TheEvilWithin2 folder. Open the INI file with any texteditor and change it, so it looks like this:

Now we have an updated version of the Injector that is set up to work for The Evil Within 2. All we need to do now is downloading the correct DLL file from here[github.com]. As before, download the CameraTools ZIP file from the link, this time only extract the TEW2CameraTools.dll to the same directory we already placed the other files in.
I recommend extracting the Readme.txt as well, in case you run into any trouble and need help, this should be your first place to look.

In the same directoy, right click on TEW2.exe, select the Compatibility tab, and tick the box for "Run this program as an administrator". Visit your Steam installation path and do the same for Steam.exe. When you are done, restart Steam and ignore the warning, this does not affect you.

You are now ready to go. Start the game and wait a few seconds, then start the IGCSInjector.exe file. Below I have added a piece of code with which you can create a script to automatically start the game and the Injector shortly after another.

The Injector features a timestop function already, but it does not reliably work in cutscenes. To have better funtionality, download the HUD Toggle from the second link on this[github.com] site. In order have timestop working even in cutscenes, instead of using the Injector's timestop, just pause the game by pressing ESC, then hit CapsLock once to hide all HUD and Menus. Feel free to move around with the free camera and when you are done, just hit CapsLock again to show all HUD elements again. Then you can resume your game as usual.

You can also find this and more information in the Readme.txt file.

Open any text editor and paste the following lines into it:


Replace [PATH TO STEAM LIBRARY] with... well... the path to your Steam library. Save the file as "The Evil Within 2.vbs" anywhere you want, preferrably somewhere you have it easily accessible. Just run the Script and it will automatically start the game via Steam for you and inject the free camera.

If you want to start the game in Big Picture Mode, just add a behind "601430".



Have fun and take some nice shots! Cheers :)