suitsTerminal
(V73) An alternative solution to having too many suits crowding the suits rack! Remove all suits from the rack and allow them to be selected via the terminal. Rack modification is configurable and sho
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suitsTerminal by darmuh (v73)
Description
Created as an alternative solution to having too many suits on the suits rack! This mod will remove all suits from the rack and store them in the terminal.
You can also leave up to 13 suits (configurable) to remain on the rack via this mod's configuration options, or remove none if you have another mod taking care of the excess suits.
Suits Terminal Menu:
- duplicate suit names will be listed with their unique suitID.
- The `suits` command will bring up an interactive menu that can be navigated by a configurable set of keys (defaults to arrow keys).
- Please note that any other mod that uses the arrow keys for functionality could interfere with this menu.
- Keywords can be customized using the `Main Keywords, Listing Keywords, and Favorites Keywords` configuration items.
- A blank value for any of these configuration items will mean the command will not be created. Except for `Main Keywords which will create a command under the default word suits` when left blank.
- The `Start Page` configuration item determines what page the main menu keyword opens to.
- By default, you will open into the main menu where you can select from various pages.
- Favoriting system and separate favorites menu is now available.
- Favorites will be saved to the `Profile Favorites List` configuration item.
- Enable `Personalized Favorites` to have persisting personal favorites across all mod profiles.
- This information is personal to you and will not be shared via profile code or in a modpack
- By default, a picture-in-picture style Mirror Camera is generated as part of this menu so you can see what the suit you are equipping looks like.
- The `Picture-In-Picture Style` configuration item will determine what kind of camera, if any, is created.
- If set to utilize OpenBodyCams, the `OpenBodyCams Resolution` configuration item has been provided for further customization.
- The below are configurable keys to modify the mirror camera view by zoom, height, rotation, or even disable it!
- `Camera Toggle`: This key will disable the camera display.
- `Camera Zoom`: This key will be used to cycle between 4 different zoom options.
- `Camera Height`: This key will allow you to change the height of the mirror camera to see different parts of the suit you've equipped.
- `Camera Rotation`: This key will allow you to cycle between 4 different angles around the player so you can see each side of yourself and the back.
- Utilize the `Suit Sorting Style` configuration item to determine how the suits menu items are sorted, if at all.
Rack Configuration
- Use `SuitsOnRack` to determine the number of suits to display on the rack.
- Use `Rack Offset` to determine the amount of space between each suit on the rack.
- Add only specific suits to the rack's available spots.
- Use `Rack Suits (ONLY)` to specify a specific list of suit names to show on the rack.
- Use `DONT Add To Rack` to specify a list of suit names that should NOT show on the rack.
- Leave both lists blank if you dont want to specify specific suit names.
- Determine what if anything is removed via the `Rack Removal` setting.
- Note that if you choose to set this to DontRemoveAnything, the rack will not be modified by this mod (and can result in suits extending past the rack)
Terminal Configuration
- Specify suits that should NOT be available in the terminal via `DontAddToTerminal`
- Leave blank if you would like all suits added to the terminal
- Controls for the terminal menu are completely configurable, any key except for tab is acceptable.
- See valid key names here -
- Pages will be generated based on how many suits are detected at load in.
- I have tested up to 320 suits without any issues. Feel free to try and break things.
Default Suit Configuration
- Set a new default suit with the `Profile Default Suit` configuration item.
- Thi
Install & use Install: BepInEx plugin
- The archive from playbuff is the mod itself — usually a BepInEx plugin (a .dll or a plugin folder once unzipped).
- Recommended: use a community mod manager (such as r2modman) — pick this game, import the mod, and the manager sets up BepInEx and its dependencies for you.
- Manual route: install the BepInEx loader in the game folder, then drop the unzipped .dll or plugin folder into BepInEx/plugins/.
- Launch the game — the BepInEx console logs every plugin it loads; seeing this mod in the log means it is installed.
Mods with listed dependencies need those installed too, or they will not load. Options are usually changed in-game or in the plugin's config file.
Install these first, or the mod will not work: