DamageIndicator

Damage Indicator

IL2CPP build for the default Steam branch. Playing on the alternate (Mono) branch? Install DamageIndicator_Mono instead.

Health bars and floating damage numbers for Schedule I — clean, readable, and out of the way:

nobody's health is shown until they actually take damage.

Features

• Health bars over characters as soon as they take damage (from you, the police, anyone), fading

out a few seconds later. The part just lost flashes white and drains away, so every hit reads at a glance.

• Your own health bar, hidden while you are at full health; it appears when you get hurt and

stays until you are healed. Move it anywhere on the screen and resize it with the mouse.

• Damage numbers pop up where a character is hit: white for your hits, grey for others',

yellow KO for a knock-out blow, red for a killing blow. Damage you take and healing you get

(food, medicine) pop up next to your bar. Hits by others (other players, fights between

characters) only show when you see them: nearby and not behind a wall.

• Stun bar (yellow) under the health bar. Schedule I has no stun meter, so it shows the real stun

states the game uses: tased (2 s), staggered by a heavy hit, knocked down — plus a KO badge

for knocked-out characters and DEAD for dead ones.

• Everything is configurable in a native in-game screen (pause menu → Damage Indicator):

when bars show, sizes, how long they stay, names, health numbers, which hits get numbers, and more.

• Works in single player and multiplayer (hits are seen on every client). Translated into all

Polyglot languages.

Installation

With a mod manager (r2modman, App): install DamageIndicator for the default Steam branch or DamageIndicator_Mono for the alternate branch. Also.

Manually:

• Install MelonLoader 0.7.3 (0.7.1 is not supported).
• Download DamageIndicator--IL2CPP.zip (default Steam branch) or DamageIndicator--Mono.zip

(alternate branch) from Releases.

• Extract it into the game folder so that Mods/DamageIndicator_Il2Cpp.dll (or _Mono.dll) is in place.

Only install the build matching your game branch.

Usage

Open Pause menu → Damage Indicator. Move and resize your health bar shows the bar with sample

values: drag it, use the mouse wheel to resize, right-click to reset, Done (or Enter) to finish.

Configuration

Everything in the in-game screen is also in UserData/MelonPreferences.cfg under [DamageIndicator]:

| Setting | Default | |

|---|---|---|

| PlayerBar | 0 | Your bar: 0 while hurt, 1 after damage, 2 always, 3 never |

| PlayerBarX, PlayerBarY, PlayerBarScale, PlayerBarWidth | above the hotbar | Position (0–1 of the screen), size, width |

| NpcBars | 0 | Characters: 0 after damage, 1 also while they fight you, 2 never |

| NpcHideDelay / PlayerHideDelay | 6 / 4 | Seconds a bar stays |

| NpcMaxDistance | 60 | No bars for characters further away (m) |

| DamageNumbers | 0 | 0 all hits, 1 only yours, 2 off |

| OthersHitsRange | 30 | Others' hits show a number and a bar only this close (m) and in sight |

| StunBars | true | Yellow stun bar and KO badge |

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md.

Credits

Developed with AI assistance (Claude by Anthropic) and tested in game on both branches with automated in-game tests.

License

MIT.