Erenshor COOP

Erenshor Co-Op

Brings Co-Op to Erenshor.

Please see the changelog for updates.

ATTENTION:

After the unity security patch it is required to change

HideManagerGameObject to true in BepInEx.cfg in your "Erenshor\BepInEx\config" folder

If you are using the TS Mod Manager, go to Settings -> Browse profile folder and find it in there.

I recommend using direct connection for play unless not possible.

Current Features

• Steam Lobby support
• Player sync
• Enemy and NPC sync
• Chat (Including Whispers)
• Grouping
• Spell Effects
• Sims are fully synced
• HP and MP healing spells
• UI! Press escape in-game to see the UI (might be off-screen, please report)
• Boss adds
• A few additional spawns are synced
• Malaroths
• Chessboard
• Siraethe wards
• Treasure Guardians
• Buffs/Debuffs
• Shared group XP
• Summons
• When connecting or hosting you are required to re-summon for other players to see it.
• Trading
• Pick up an item from the inventory or bank and drop it outside the UI
• The items get deleted if you disconnect
• They should appear again after a zone change, if not let me know
• Confirmation window (can be disabled in the settings)
• Player Markers

Known Bugs

• Other players have sim chat behaviour
• When connecting through steam, sometimes spells don't properly damage the target and sometimes do double damage
• When connecting through steam, some synced text does not appear

Mention Worthy

• Each player requires around ~20kb/s upload.
• The host will need around ~100kb/s upload per player.

Usage

When in-game, use the UI in the escape menu.

FAQ

Q: How much bandwidth do I require to host?

A: You will need around ~100-150kb/s upload for each player connected to you.

Q: Can there be a standalone server?

A: No, due to legal reasons this won't be possible.

Q: How can I report issues, bugs or make a suggestion?

A: Please either join the Erenshor discord and post your issues in the appropriate mod channel, or create an issue on Github.

Q: Is this mod compatible with other mods?

A: This is largely untested, and probably no.