BetterRollover
Custom quota scaling with intelligent rollover clamping and configurable overtime pay system
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BetterRollover
A custom quota system for Lethal Company that overhauls how excess scrap is handled. Features configurable quota scaling, intelligent rollover clamping, overtime pay, and quota dampening to prevent exponential growth.
Features
- Custom Quota Scaling - Configure how quotas increase each cycle with curve sharpness control
- Intelligent Rollover - Excess scrap is clamped to (new quota - 1) to prevent starting a new quota already completed
- Overtime Pay System - Scrap beyond the rollover cap is converted to bonus credits at a configurable percentage
- Quota Dampening - Prevents quotas from growing exponentially by reducing growth at higher quota values
- Random Variance - Optional randomness in quota increases for variety
- Fully Networked - Works seamlessly in multiplayer (host and clients stay synced)
- Fully Configurable - All settings can be adjusted via config file with sensible defaults
How It Works
When you exceed your quota, the system:
- Calculates your new quota for the next cycle using your configured scaling settings
- Takes your excess scrap (total collected - old quota)
- Clamps the rollover to (new quota - 1) - you can't start a new quota already completed!
- Any scrap beyond the clamp becomes overtime scrap
- Overtime scrap is paid as bonus credits at your configured percentage
Example
Current quota: 500
Scrap collected: 5000
New quota: 1000
- Overage = 5000 - 500 = 4500
- Max rollover = 1000 - 1 = 999
- Rollover = 999 (clamped)
- Overtime scrap = 4500 - 999 = 3501
- Overtime bonus (20%) = 3501 × 0.2 = 700 credits
Result: Next quota starts at 999/1000 + 700 bonus credits!
Configuration
Settings can be found in BepInEx/config/CustomQuotaSystem.cfg
Basic Settings
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---------|---------|-------------|
| StartingCredits | 60 | Starting credits for a new lobby |
| StartingQuota | 130 | Starting quota for a new lobby |
| DaysToDeadline | 3 | Number of days to meet each quota |
| DisableQuota | false | Completely disables the custom quota system |
Quota Scaling
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---------|---------|-------------|
| BaseIncrease | 100 | Base amount the quota increases per cycle |
| CurveSharpness | 16 | Controls how fast the quota ramps up (higher = slower growth) |
| RandomizerMultiplier | 1.0 | Random variance on quota increase (0 = none, 1 = ±50%) |
| QuotaCap | -1 | Maximum quota value (-1 = no limit) |
Quota Dampening
Dampening prevents quotas from growing exponentially by reducing the growth rate as quotas get higher. This keeps the game balanced and playable even after many quota cycles.
Note: Dampening only works when the custom quota system is enabled (DisableQuota = false).
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---------|---------|-------------|
| EnableDampening | true | Enables the dampening system |
| DampeningStartQuota | 1000 | Quota value at which dampening starts applying |
| DampeningStrength | 0.5 | Strength of dampening effect (0 = none, 0.5 = moderate, 1.0 = strong, 2.0+ = extreme). Higher values reduce growth more aggressively. |
| DampeningMinFactor | 0.1 | Minimum growth factor (prevents complete stagnation) |
How Dampening Works:
When your quota exceeds the DampeningStartQuota, growth is reduced using this formula:
Made by
- Syntheal / Mads Poulsen
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