Apparition that matches the setting
Added the ability to Apparate to any location on the map, but limited it to locations such as Hogwarts and the Unexplored Zone, following the canon.
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Added the ability to Apparate to any location on the map, but limited it to locations such as Hogwarts and the Unexplored Zone, following the canon.
Apparition that matches the setting
✨ **This mod allows you to apparate to any location on the map, while adding reasonable restrictions that fit the Harry Potter worldview. **
🚀 Feature Highlights
- **Free Teleport**: Say goodbye to long running maps! You can teleport to any marked point or mission objective on the map.
- **Friendly setting**: In order to be faithful to the original work, the module sets the following restrictions:
- 🏰 **Unable to Disapparate inside and outside Hogwarts** (the game will determine whether you are in school based on the minimap status).
- 🗺️ **Cannot teleport to unexplored areas** (because according to the setting, you must be able to clearly imagine the destination to successfully teleport).
- **Smart Guidance**: The mod is based on the game's built-in "Guidance Path" system, you need to place a waypoint or have an active mission to activate the Apparition option.
🎮 How to use?
Activating Apparition is easy! Just **quickly double-click** the Boot Path button (default is **V** key for PC, **D-Pad Up** for controller).
- ✅ **If there is a valid destination**: The character will disapparate immediately!
- ❌ **If the destination is invalid**: The game will display an error message explaining why it cannot apparate, and display the guidance path normally.
📦 Installation instructions
- Unzip the `Apparition.zip` file and put the contents into the `Hogwarts Legacy\Phoenix\Content\Paks\~mods` folder.
- After entering the game character selection interface, press **F8** to open **Blueprint Apparate Modloader**.
- Enter **"Apparition"** in the loader to enable the mod.
**⚠️ Prerequisites**: This module requires the Blueprint Apparate Modloader to be installed first.
⚠️ Known issues
- 🧹 **Broomstick Bug**: After apparating on the broom, the character may appear "falling".
- 🔇 **Missing sound effects**: Occasionally, the sound effect of apparating will not be played when reaching the destination.
- 🗺️ **Boundary Issue**: If a waypoint is placed near a map border, it may teleport you outside the border.
- 📖 **Posture Residue**: After arriving at the destination, the character may maintain the posture of holding the "Magic Guide".
- 🗺️ **Exploration Determination**: The "area not explored" check may sometimes be inaccurate, even if the map shows it is explored. This may be due to differences in game data display and internal data storage.
📝 Version update (v1.01)
- **Activation method change**: In response to the majority of players' requests, it has been changed to double-click activation. This not only retains the normal use of the guidance path, but also solves the problem of false triggering when the controller player switches the spell disk.
- **Range Limitation**: Disapparation now only works in open world maps, fixed reports of teleporting in sub-areas (such as underground) causing characters to fall into the void.
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🎥 **Demo Video**:
Thanks to my friends in the modding community Discord for the huge help!
**Usage Suggestions**: Ideal for quickly completing side quests or collectibles after completing the main area exploration. Enjoy the real convenience of the magical world!
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.