Show enemy toughness bar

Show enemy toughness bar

**Notice! This mod is directly transferred from the n network. Since this mod does not require Chinese content, it is transferred directly. The reason for the transfer is that I have been looking for this mod for a long time. I hope it can prevent others from repeating my work! The mod introduction content is directly translated by Deepl**

The original author last updated on 2024.1.20

Created a new UI element above the enemy's head that displays the enemy's remaining situational damage.

This module was created with the goal of displaying enemy stances as UI elements in the game, because to me it adds to the fun of a combat system if I can see this information and react more consciously to the enemy's actual status, rather than blindly assuming or spending thousands of years learning by feeling the enemy's current stance damage status. During my playtesting, I also quickly learned the value of aggressive play and using more stance-damaging techniques and weapons, which I believe ultimately made me play better.

This module has no ambition to change any game data; it's only there to display data, so don't ask for such changes. Modularity is a good thing; if you want to change the way the game behaves in terms of staggering values, etc., you can do that in another module and still only use it to display data.

Since this module does not modify data, it should be largely compatible with other modules. Problems only arise when using modifiers that change a lot of HUD elements.

Please read first:

The enemy's entity bar may "shake" a lot during movement. If this is the case, the PositionFixingMultiplier value in PostureBarModConfig.ini should be modified. A general rule is that if the momentum bar seems to be trailing behind the health bar, you should increase these values; if the momentum bar tends to go ahead of the health bar, you should decrease these values. Remember, this is a multiplier, so it should be greater than 0, or it can be a real number. I recommend testing on the horizontal axis (x) first and then on the vertical axis (y). Remember, they may always be slightly out of sync, but you can turn this down as much as possible.

You can launch the game in offset test mode by switching the OffsetTest value to true in PostureBarModConfig.ini. This will allow you to test parameters in the game instead of restarting the game after modifying parameters in the .ini file. During the offset test, you can change the modified value by pressing the page/up keys, you can also use the arrow keys to modify the value, and you can also use the insert key to save the currently modified offset value to the .ini file. For more information please refer to the menu in the upper left corner during gameplay

This mod cannot be played online and must be offline before playing.

Download method:

• Download Elden Mod Loader and extract its contents to the location of the game.exe
• Download this mod.zip file and extract its contents into the "mods" folder (from Elden Mod Loader), the steam path will be similar to "steamapps\common\ELDEN RING\Game\mods"
• Disable anti-cheat - for example, you can use the anti-cheat switch

For anti-cheating, in addition to the files mentioned here, you can also use the anti-cheating mod moved directly on this site.

Possible problems

You may encounter some issues after installing the MOD. First, you have to remember that if the game hasn't been updated for a long time, the last version of the mod may not have been deployed yet and therefore won't work. If the game crashes for any reason, especially when launching the game, you can try turning on the logs in the PostureBarModConfig.ini file and reporting the issue on the git or mod page.

Here are some common questions you may encounter:

• Unable to return to the game after minimizing in full screen mode - unfortunately I don't know of a solution yet, I can only suggest you use borderless or windowed mode so this problem doesn't occur.

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