FieldKit is an in-raid toolkit for SPT players who want to fool around, test ideas, or develop mods without wasting time on repetitive setup.

Mod development can be frustrating when you wait five minutes to load into a raid, spend another ten minutes crossing the map, and then discover that something needs to be changed and tested again. FieldKit is designed to remove as much of that friction as possible by giving you quick access to the tools you need directly inside a raid.

Usage

• Press Insert while in game to open or close the FieldKit gui menu.
• Press F12 to open the BepInEx configuration menu, where FieldKit settings and hotkeys can also be changed.

Features

• Spawn items through a searchable loot catalog
• Unlock and interact with doors
• Pacify AI
• Access and loot living AI inventories
• Use noclip and other movement controls
• Teleport yourself, entities, and loot
• Modify health, stamina, hydration, energy, and other character values
• Control recoil, sway, ergonomics, fire rate, ammunition, and other weapon behavior
• Enable infinite ammo and adjust weapon restrictions
• Inspect players, AI, loot, and other raid entities
• Use ESP, labels, chams, tracers, and visualization tools
• Locate extracts, doors, containers, loot, and entities
• Access weapon and entity diagnostics
• Quickly reach locations and reproduce testing scenarios
• Use additional quality-of-life and debugging utilities

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Whether you are developing a mod, investigating game behavior, setting up test scenarios, or simply experimenting, FieldKit aims to make in-raid testing faster, easier, and far less tedious.

Full Feature List

Character — Player

• Player protection

  • God mode
  • No fall damage
  • Fully restore all body parts
  • Remove negative effects
  • Health regeneration
  • Adjustable visual hit-punch intensity

• Stamina and survival

  • Infinite stamina
  • Infinite energy
  • Infinite hydration
  • Adjustable energy drain
  • Adjustable hydration drain
  • No weight penalties

• Movement controls

  • Walk-speed multiplier
  • Sprint-speed multiplier
  • Jump-height multiplier
  • Acceleration multiplier
  • Vault-speed multiplier
  • Stance-transition speed multiplier
  • No movement inertia
  • Silent movement
  • High-speed floor safety

• Collision-free movement

  • Ground-based noclip
  • Collision-free flying
  • Adjustable flying speed
  • Keep the world rendered while noclipping
  • Move to the next floor above
  • Move to the next floor below
  • Configurable floor-navigation hotkeys

• Searching

  • Fast container searching
  • Concurrent container searches

Character — Weapon

• Ammunition

  • Infinite magazine ammunition
  • Quick magazine packing and unpacking

• Weapon handling

  • Adjustable recoil
  • Adjustable weapon sway
  • Ergonomics override
  • No weapon-weight penalties
  • Adjustable ADS speed
  • Adjustable reload and weapon-action speed

• Weapon reliability

  • Disable malfunctions
  • Disable overheating
  • Disable durability loss

• Firing controls

  • Fire-rate multiplier
  • Force full-auto fire
  • Adjustable accuracy and spread
  • Bullets pass through world objects
  • Bullets bypass armor
  • Explosions on bullet impact

• Diagnostics

  • Live weapon information
  • Magazine and chamber status
  • Fire-mode information
  • Weapon-stat monitoring

Entities — Visuals

• Character ESP

  • PMCs
  • Scavs
  • Bosses and special AI
  • Box ESP
  • Animated skeleton ESP
  • Aim-direction lines
  • Name, health, type, and distance labels
  • Adjustable maximum distance
  • Adjustable line thickness
  • Adjustable font and text outline

• Visibility checking

  • Visible and occluded detection
  • Separate visible and occluded colors
  • Individual PMC colors
  • Individual Scav colors
  • Individual boss and special-AI colors

• Extraction ESP

  • Display every extraction point
  • Separate color for usable extracts
  • Separate color for unavailable extracts

• Character chams

  • PMC chams
  • Scav chams
  • Boss and special-AI chams
  • Per-limb visibility checking
  • Limb visibility synchronized with skeleton checks
  • Separate visible and occluded colors
  • Adjustable maximum distance
  • Adjustable opacity
  • Scope brightness compensation

• World visuals

  • Corpse chams
  • Loose-loot chams
  • Custom corpse color
  • Custom loose-loot color
  • Adjustable loot-render distance
  • Grass culling

Entities — Live Lists

• Live AI list

  • Search by name or type
  • View AI type and distance
  • Teleport yourself to an AI
  • Bring an AI to your position

• Live loose-loot list

  • Search by name or template ID
  • View item distance
  • View item price
  • View item template ID
  • Teleport yourself to an item
  • Bring an item to your position

Loot

• Item browser

  • Search the complete in-game item catalog
  • Browse items by category
  • Refresh localized item names
  • Refresh cached prices
  • Select individual items for Loot ESP

• Item spawning

  • Select a quantity
  • Spawn items at your feet
  • Add items directly to your stash
  • Add items directly to your inventory
  • Send items through in-game mail

• Loose-item ESP

  • Item boxes
  • Item names
  • Item distances
  • Item prices
  • Selected-item highlighting
  • Quest-item highlighting
  • Adjustable render distance
  • Adjustable label size

• Container ESP

  • Display containers containing matching items
  • Display matching container contents
  • Adjustable scan and render distance
  • Adjustable label size
  • Custom container color

• Price filtering

  • Minimum price
  • Maximum price
  • Selected-items-only mode
  • Custom price-match color

• Value visualization

  • Value-based color gradient
  • Low-value color
  • Low-mid-value color
  • Mid-value color
  • High-mid-value color
  • High-value color

• Proximity grouping

  • Group nearby distant items
  • Adjustable grouping start distance
  • Adjustable group render distance
  • Adjustable horizontal radius
  • Adjustable vertical separation
  • Adjustable group label size

Other

• AI behavior

  • Make all AI friendly

• Door tools

  • Unlock all keyed doors
  • Unlock all keycard doors
  • Extraction doors remain unchanged

• Living AI looting

  • Loot living AI
  • Hold living AI still while looting

• Vision modes

  • Force thermal vision
  • Force night vision
  • Clean thermal image
  • Clean night-vision image
  • Adjustable night-vision bloom

• Face-shield overlay

  • Follow equipped face shield
  • Force an overlay
  • Remove the overlay

• Diagnostics

  • FieldKit performance telemetry
  • Live entity inspector

• Menu customization

  • Custom primary color
  • Configurable feature hotkeys
  • Per-category reset buttons

This started because I wanted the BO2 DSR-50 sound on my TRG M10 and then got carried away. but i will add more sounds maybe in the future if you got a idea let me know i will add it if can can rip the sound from it

Client side only. No server mod, nothing touches your profile, and you can turn it off in the config without uninstalling.

What it changes

24 weapons at the moment:

• AK-74N (BO2 AN-94),

• M4A1 (M8A1),

• MP5/MP5K (MSMC, including suppressed),

• SKS/OP-SKS (SVU-AS),

• Sako TRG M10 (DSR-50),

• Five-seven both variants (plus suppressed),

• Beretta M9A3 (B23R), all 5 Desert Eagles (CS2),

and shotguns:

MP-133, M870, MP-18, both MP-43s (R-870 MCS) and MP-153, MP-155, Saiga-12K, Saiga-12K FA (M1216, plus a suppressed Saiga).

Both the shot and the distant tail are replaced, so it doesn’t sound like a BO2 gun with a Tarkov echo bolted on. Bots and other players get the same sounds you do, and it works in Fika.

Notes fire sounds only (no reloads), full auto handled properly via a synthesised 16 shot loop, suppressors supported

also yes The files are all plain wavs in plain folders and the mapping is readable, so if you want to add your own sounds or change swap the sounds to other guns you can probably work it out.

I’m not going to write a guide for it or provide support, sorry. No time and no patience for it. Figure it out or dont u, but please don’t post a comment asking me to walk you through it or ask in the discord ether figure it out or dont,

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A Vortex/MO2-style mod manager built specifically for Single Player Tarkov. It came out of a real pain point: I got tired of having to hunt down files one by one just to uninstall a mod that was causing conflicts, so I decided to build a tool that would solve that for good.

What it does

• Installs .zip, .7z, and .rar mods with automatic structure detection (Server, Client, or Hybrid)
• Enable/disable mods without deleting anything
• Rename, uninstall, and reinstall mods (reinstall works if you still have the original archive)
• Export and import mod lists
• Conflict detection by name (still basic, but improving)
• Forge integration: browse and install mods directly from the app, view mod info, download the right version, and check for updates
• Bilingual UI (PT-BR and EN)

Installation

Download the .zip, run the .exe. It installs everything automatically and creates a desktop shortcut.

Current limitations

• Only tested with compressed archives (no folder-based installs yet)
• Doesn’t modify any SPT core files (only copies/organizes)
• Fully tested and supported only on the latest SPT version (older versions should work, but without guarantees)
• Windows only for now (Linux/macOS support planned, but i need to refine the Mod Manager first)

Personal project, not affiliated with the SPT team or Battlestate Games.

You pick your profile and the client just sits there. The window still responds, FPS is fine, the server answers every request — but the menu never appears. Restarting sometimes helps, sometimes not, and it tends to come back.

Why it happens. The game builds the main menu and immediately expects the hideout data to already be loaded. That data is fetched in the background, and on a large modlist it can arrive a second or two too late. The menu then trips over the missing data, and the client stays on the loading screen forever.

Because it is a matter of timing, it looks random. Deleting items from your stash, editing your profile or removing a mod can seem to fix it — they only shift the timing, and the problem comes back later.

What this mod does. If the hideout data has not arrived yet, the game waits for it and continues the moment it is there. Nothing is skipped or lost, the step simply happens a second later. It also makes a single broken hideout area survivable: it gets skipped and reported, instead of taking the whole hideout down with it.

How to tell it worked. One line appears in the log at startup. If the problem ever occurs, you will see the mod catch it and continue — instead of a frozen loading screen. If your log has a NullReferenceException in HideoutClass, this is exactly your case.

Installation. Extract the archive into your SPT folder. That is all — no server mod, no profile changes, no other mods required. Everything can be switched off individually in the config if you want.

Mods that appear in these error logs — UI Fixes, KmyTarkovApi, GamePanelHUD — are not the cause. They only report the failure they run into.

Open source, MIT licence.

Realistically you can not access a backpack on your shoulders without taking it off first. With this mod, you will have to set down your backpack (default key-bind is double-press Z) and search it while it is on the ground.

This mod does not hide your backpack while you are looting a container or body under the assumption that your PMC is taking the time to set down their bag when looting. Also it would be way too inconvenient otherwise.

Picking up loose loot will still go directly into your backpack depending on the item type.

Affect on Gameplay: This mod has an interesting affect on gameplay. Now, rig and pocket slots are much more valuable as having quick access to medical items becomes a priority.

Assuming you’ll still carry food and drink in your backpack, snack breaks are no longer near instant menu operations. You must deliberately find a safe place to pause, take off your back, eat and drink. Same goes for post-combat healing sessions. This is especially true when playing as a team. The extra time it takes for everyone to snack and heal will make you rethink when and where to do them.

Looting gameplay remains largely unaffected, though there are time you might want to set down and reorganize your backpack after a long raid of looting.

Video: https://youtu.be/q2qoPXmzjCg

Nemesis Protocol turns ordinary PMC encounters into a persistent rivalry that develops across multiple raids.

Instead of every enemy PMC being a disposable, randomly generated opponent, the mod creates a recurring rival who can remember previous encounters, grow stronger, improve their equipment, and return in future raids.

Your nemesis is generated as a normal USEC or BEAR PMC, allowing other AI mods to continue controlling their combat behavior, navigation, objectives, looting, and extraction logic. Nemesis Protocol focuses on the persistent identity and progression behind that PMC rather than replacing the existing AI system.

Every encounter contributes to an ongoing rivalry. Kill your nemesis and they may return stronger. Let them escape and they can continue progressing. If they kill you, their threat level increases and the rivalry becomes more dangerous.

Key Features

Persistent Rival PMC

Nemesis Protocol creates a recurring enemy PMC with a persistent identity that carries across raids.

The mod stores information such as:

• Name and faction
• Current level and rank
• Encounter history
• Player kills and nemesis deaths
• Successful escapes
• Rivalry progression
• Last generated equipment tier
• Previous raid outcomes

Your nemesis is not regenerated from scratch after every raid. Their history follows them.

Dynamic Progression

The nemesis can gain levels based on configurable events, including:

• Killing the player
• Surviving and escaping a raid
• Reappearing in later raids
• Reaching new rivalry milestones

Level growth, health scaling, appearance frequency, and progression limits can all be adjusted through the included configuration file.

NEMESIS NETWORK

Nemesis Network is a separate Messenger contact that functions as the player’s rivalry database and command interface.

Available commands:

• help
• status
• rivals
• history
• rival 1
• rival
• compat
• compatibility

Nemesis Network can be used to:

• View the active Nemesis
• Review previous rivals
• Inspect encounter statistics
• Check rivalry progression
• Search for a rival by name
• View APBS compatibility status
• View ORBIT compatibility status

Nemesis Network handles records and commands, while individual rivals handle their personal messages and taunts.

APBS/ORBIT Dependencies

If you don’t want to use APBS or ORBIT to control the Nemesis behavior/equipment, simply change the following in your config.jsonc:

“UseApbsProgression”: false, “PreserveOrbitPmcRole”: false, “ExactLevelFallbackWithoutApbs”: false,

APBS Progression Support

When Acid’s Progressive Bot System — APBS is installed, Nemesis Protocol passes the nemesis progression level into APBS during bot generation.

APBS remains responsible for generating the final:

• PMC level
• Equipment tier
• Weapons
• Armor
• Ammunition
• Inventory
• Loot

This allows the nemesis to naturally receive stronger and more appropriate equipment as the rivalry develops.

Nemesis Protocol does not overwrite the final APBS-generated loadout after creation.

ORBIT Compatibility

The nemesis remains a standard USEC or BEAR PMC instead of being converted into a custom boss or unsupported bot role.

This allows ORBIT to continue managing the PMC’s normal:

• Objectives
• Navigation
• Combat behavior
• Looting
• Decision-making
• Extraction behavior

Nemesis Protocol manages the persistent rival identity while ORBIT manages what that PMC does during the raid.

Configurable Spawn System

Control how often your nemesis appears and where encounters can occur.

Configuration options include:

• Base spawn chance
• Minimum raids between encounters
• Maximum progression level
• Disabled locations
• PMC-side requirements
• Progression rewards
• Health scaling
• Rival messages
• APBS integration
• ORBIT compatibility behavior

Every option is documented directly inside the included config.jsonc file.

Persistent Encounter History

Nemesis Protocol records the developing rivalry between the player and the recurring PMC.

Depending on the outcome of each raid, the mod can track whether:

• The player killed the nemesis
• The nemesis killed the player
• The nemesis survived
• The nemesis escaped
• The encounter ended without a confirmed result

This history remains connected to the player profile and can continue through future raids.

Rival Messages and Status Commands

The nemesis can communicate through the SPT messaging system, providing updates and rivalry-themed responses.

Available chat commands allow the player to inspect information such as:

• Current nemesis status
• Rivalry progression
• Encounter history
• APBS detection
• ORBIT detection
• Current compatibility state

Message pools can be customized in the configuration.

Profile Migration

Older Nemesis Protocol rivalry profiles are automatically migrated when newer fields are introduced.

This allows players to update the mod without intentionally resetting their existing nemesis history.

Compatibility

Designed for:

• SPT 4.0.13
• APBS
• ORBIT
• Standard USEC and BEAR PMC generation

Nemesis Protocol is a server-side mod and installs under:

user/mods/ForgeHQ-NemesisProtocol

A separate Nemesis BepInEx plugin is not required for the current feature set.

Installation

1. Download and extract the archive.
2. Merge the included folder with your main SPT installation.
3. Confirm the mod is located at:

SPT/user/mods/ForgeHQ-NemesisProtocol

4. Start the SPT server.
5. Review config.jsonc to customize the experience.

Updating

When installing an update, preserve the following folder to retain existing rivalry data:

user/mods/ForgeHQ-NemesisProtocol/data/profiles

Do not replace or delete that folder unless you intentionally want to reset your nemesis.

Configuration

The included config.jsonc contains readable descriptions above every setting.

Users can configure:

• Nemesis appearance frequency
• Level gains
• Health growth
• Maximum level
• Disabled maps
• Message text
• APBS progression handling
• ORBIT compatibility
• Logging and debugging options

Restart the SPT server after changing the configuration.

Important Notes

Nemesis Protocol controls the persistent identity, history, progression, and spawn scheduling of the rival PMC.

It does not replace the full PMC AI system. Combat behavior remains controlled by the player’s existing AI setup, including ORBIT, SAIN, BigBrain, Waypoints, or standard SPT behavior where applicable.

The result is a recurring enemy who still behaves like part of the normal SPT ecosystem—but has a reason to remember you.

Your raids are no longer isolated encounters. Someone is coming back.

Replace Escape From Tarkov’s Vanilla UI sounds with a custom soundpack

Server-side flea market mod for SPT 4.0.

Control what can be sold, set prices yourself, pull live averages from Tarkov.dev, and run a local supply/demand economy with early-wipe scaling.

Welcome to the first public beta release of Dynamic Raid Events!

Dynamic Raid Events is a server-side mod for SPT that randomly selects configurable raid events before every raid, creating fresh and unpredictable gameplay without permanently modifying your game database.

Every event is automatically reverted after the raid ends, keeping your SPT installation clean while making every raid feel unique.

Features

• Randomized raid events
• Boss Convention
• Boss Hunt
• Raider Assault
• Cultist Invasion
• Loot Surge
• High Value Loot
• Configurable event weights
• Automatic rollback after each raid
• Server-side only
• JSON configuration

Compatibility

• ✅ SPT 4.0.13
• ✅ FIKA Compatible (Tested)

Installation

Extract the included SPT folder into your SPT installation.

SPT/
└── user/
    └── mods/
        └── DynamicRaidEvents/

Start the SPT Server and you’re ready to raid.

Initial Public Beta Notes

This is the first public beta release of Dynamic Raid Events.

While the core event framework is complete and fully playable, this is only the beginning. Community feedback will help shape future releases, balance changes, and entirely new event types.

Bug reports, suggestions, and feature requests are always welcome.

🚧 Roadmap

Dynamic Raid Events is actively being developed. Below are some of the ideas planned for future updates.

Planned Raid Events

• Dynamic Weather Events
• Rogue Takeover
• Scav Horde
• Sniper Ambush
• PMC Strike Team
• Cultist Ritual
• Supply Drop Event
• Extraction Lockdown
• Blackout Raid
• Timed Survival Events

Planned Features

• Map-specific event pools
• Event cooldowns and progression
• Event chaining (multiple events during a raid)
• Dynamic difficulty scaling
• Expanded loot modifiers
• Custom Event API for other mod authors
• Enhanced configuration options
• Additional FIKA compatibility testing and improvements

Long-Term Goals

• Seasonal event packs
• Community event suggestions
• Plugin support for custom events
• Optional compatibility with additional SPT mods
• Modular expansion packs
• Improved event balancing and customization

Community Feedback

Have an idea for a new raid event?

Found a bug?

Want to suggest a feature?

Please leave a comment on the Forge page or open an issue on GitHub. Community feedback is a huge part of this project’s future, and every suggestion is appreciated.

Source Code

GitHub Repository

https://github.com/CobraSnipper/DynamicRaidEvents

Latest Releases

https://github.com/CobraSnipper/DynamicRaidEvents/releases

Thank you for downloading Dynamic Raid Events.

This is only the beginning. Every raid tells a different story.

Take complete control over ammunition stack sizes in SPT 4.0.13.

Cobra’s Ammo Stack is a lightweight server-side mod that allows you to configure ammunition stack sizes by caliber, support custom ammunition from other mods, and override individual items using a simple JSON configuration.

Features

• Configure stack sizes by caliber
• Support for vanilla ammunition
• Support for modded ammunition
• Custom caliber support
• Individual item overrides
• Configurable default stack size
• Lightweight server-side implementation
• No client installation required

Installation

1. Download the latest release.
2. Extract the ZIP file.
3. Drag the included SPT folder into your SPT installation.
4. Allow Windows to merge the folders.
5. Start the SPT Server.

Configuration

Edit the included config.json to customize stack sizes.

Supported options include:

• Default stack size
• Per-caliber stack sizes
• Custom calibers
• Individual item overrides
• Optional startup logging

Compatibility

• SPT 4.0.13

Source Code

The complete source code is available on GitHub:

https://github.com/CobraSnipper/CobrasAmmoStack

License

Released under the MIT License.

SoulPlayer is an in-game local music player for SPT 4.0.13.

It adds a Tarkov-styled music library and persistent mini-player to the out-of-raid menus, allowing you to listen to music stored on your own computer without leaving the game.

SoulPlayer does not stream, upload, modify, or redistribute your music. Everything remains local on your computer.

Important: SoulPlayer 0.7.0 is built and tested for SPT 4.0.13.
Do not install older SoulPlayer releases made for SPT 3.9.8.

Features

• Plays local MP3, FLAC, OGG, and WAV files.
• Recursively scans one or more music folders.
• Adds a persistent mini-player across the out-of-raid menus.
• Includes a full music-library interface.
• Search tracks, artists, and albums.
• Add or remove music folders directly in-game.
• Shuffle, repeat, seek, and volume controls.
• Dedicated keyboard Play/Pause, Stop, Next, and Previous media-key support.
• Optional additional hotkeys through the BepInEx configuration menu.
• Keeps music playing while matching and loading into a raid.
• Fades music when deployment begins.
• Suspends hidden SoulPlayer interface work during raids.
• Supports separate playlists for survived and failed raids.
• Optional post-raid autoplay.
• Preserves your configuration when updating.

Compatibility

Other SPT versions have not been validated. Install only the SoulPlayer release made for your version of SPT.

Installation

1. Download SoulPlayer-v0.7.0.zip.
2. Close Escape from Tarkov, the SPT Launcher, and the SPT Server.
3. Extract the ZIP directly into your SPT installation folder.
4. Confirm the final plugin path is:

<SPT>/BepInEx/plugins/SoulPlayer/Soulplayer.dll

The following files must be together:

• Soulplayer.dll
• NAudio.Core.dll
• NAudio.Flac.dll

Start the SPT Server and Launcher normally.

A successful startup should add this message to BepInEx/LogOutput.log:

SoulPlayer 0.7.0 loaded. Library scan started.

Using SoulPlayer

1. Start SPT and enter the main menu.
2. Select MUSIC from the bottom toolbar.
3. Select ADD MUSIC FOLDER.
4. Choose a folder containing your music.
5. Wait for the background library scan to finish.
6. Select a track or press Play to shuffle your library.

The compact mini-player remains available throughout the out-of-raid interface.

It hides when a real raid begins and returns after the raid.

Raid music

Open RAID MUSIC inside the SoulPlayer window to configure separate folders for:

• Survived raids
• Failed raids

Enable AUTOPLAY to automatically begin an outcome-specific track when the post-raid results screen appears.

Configuration

Press F1 to open the BepInEx configuration interface, then select SoulPlayer.

Available settings include:

• Music folders
• Volume
• Shuffle
• Repeat mode
• Mini-player visibility
• Media-key support
• Post-raid autoplay
• Raid fade-out duration
• Post-raid track fade duration

Music folder management and the main playback settings are also available directly inside the SoulPlayer interface.

Updating

Close SPT and extract the new release over the existing SoulPlayer files.

Your configuration is stored at:

<SPT>/BepInEx/config/com.kelorein.soulplayer.cfg

Updating the plugin does not normally remove your settings.

Uninstalling

Close SPT and remove:

<SPT>/BepInEx/plugins/SoulPlayer

Optionally remove the following file to erase all saved settings:

<SPT>/BepInEx/config/com.kelorein.soulplayer.cfg

Troubleshooting

The MUSIC button or interface is missing

Confirm that these files are together:

• Soulplayer.dll
• NAudio.Core.dll
• NAudio.Flac.dll

Also confirm that you installed SoulPlayer 0.7.0 for SPT 4.0.13.

Check BepInEx/LogOutput.log for dependency, plugin-loading, or Harmony patch errors.

No music appears

• Confirm the selected folder exists.
• Confirm it contains MP3, FLAC, OGG, or WAV files.
• Wait for the background scan to finish.
• Remove and add the folder again.
• Select RESCAN LIBRARY.
• Check BepInEx/LogOutput.log for SoulPlayer messages.

The mini-player is missing

Open SoulPlayer or the BepInEx configuration menu and confirm that Show mini player is enabled.

Two soundtracks play together

SoulPlayer and Tarkov’s built-in menu music are separate.

Set Tarkov’s in-game Music volume to 0 if you only want to hear SoulPlayer.

Reporting bugs

Report issues through the SoulPlayer GitHub issue tracker.

Bug reports should include:

• SoulPlayer version
• SPT version
• Full client and server mod list
• Exact reproduction steps
• What you expected to happen
• What actually happened
• Relevant lines from BepInEx/LogOutput.log

Reports that only say “it does not work” do not provide enough information to investigate the problem.

Credits and license

SoulPlayer is released under the MIT License.

Runtime audio support is provided by NAudio.Core and NAudio.Flac. Their licenses and project links are included in THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt.

Escape from Tarkov is a trademark of Battlestate Games.

SoulPlayer is an independent community project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Battlestate Games or the SPT project.

Swap your in-game UI font with a custom font

What you can configure in config.jsonc

Set a global multiplier for all items, and optionally override it for any of these categories:

• Weapons
• Weapon attachments
• Night vision / thermal headwear
• Body armor (vests)
• Armor plates
• Rigs (armored and unarmored)
• Backpacks
• Helmets & hats
• Helmet attachments
• Face masks & covers
• Headsets
• Eyewear

Any category you don’t override uses the global multiplier, so you only need to configure what you care about. You can even make insurance cheaper if you’re really down bad. Accepted values range from 0.1× to 25×.

Why so many categories?

Tarkov groups a lot of gear under a few broad parent types, so a single “armor” setting would group helmets, plates, eyewear and face covers all together. I also noticed some items are deceptive, such as night vision counting as a weapon mod.

Installation (server)

• Extract the contents of the .zip into your SPT directory so it merges into SPT/user/mods/.

This mod adds Ghost into Tarkov. You can now play as Ghost wowww.

Mod Includes:

• RCTA Ghost Jawbone A [Top] (BEAR/USEC) (RAGMAN)
• RCTA Ghost Jawbone B [Top] (BEAR/USEC) (RAGMAN)
• RCTA Ghost Jawbone C [Top] (BEAR/USEC) (RAGMAN)
• RCTA Ghost Jawbone D [Top] (BEAR/USEC) (RAGMAN)
• RCTA Ghost Jawbone [Bottom] (BEAR/USEC) (RAGMAN)
• RCTA Ghost Jawbone A [Head] (BEAR/USEC)
• RCTA Ghost Jawbone B [Head] (BEAR/USEC)

• RCTA Ghost Ghosted A [Top] (BEAR/USEC) (RAGMAN)
• RCTA Ghost Ghosted B [Top] (BEAR/USEC) (RAGMAN)
• RCTA Ghost Ghosted C [Top] (BEAR/USEC) (RAGMAN)
• RCTA Ghost Ghosted D [Top] (BEAR/USEC) (RAGMAN)
• RCTA Ghost Ghosted [Bottom] (BEAR/USEC) (RAGMAN)
• RCTA Ghost Ghosted A [Head] (BEAR/USEC)

• RCTA Ghost Dreadwood A [Top] (BEAR/USEC) (RAGMAN)
• RCTA Ghost Dreadwood B [Top] (BEAR/USEC) (RAGMAN)
• RCTA Ghost Dreadwood C [Top] (BEAR/USEC) (RAGMAN)
• RCTA Ghost Dreadwood [Bottom] (BEAR/USEC) (RAGMAN)

Credits:

• Infinity Ward
• Call of Duty
• WTT for CommonLib
• WUVGAWORE for Porting

Recommend Mods:

• WTT - Head and Voice Selector
• Transmog

Ultimate Trader Assort Editor is an in game trader assortment editor for SPT. It lets you add, remove, and edit trader listings directly from the trader screen.

The editor is built from cloned Tarkov UI elements and keeps its appearance and behavior close to the original in game UI.

Features

• Add items and weapon presets to trader assortments.
• Modify existing trader listings.
• Remove listings and restore previously removed listings.
• Change loyalty level requirements.
• Configure currency prices, multi-currency prices, and item barters.
• Change trader stock and per-profile purchase limits, including unlimited values.
• Edit supported weapons, armor, helmets, and their attachments.
• Supports modded items and custom traders.
• Refreshes trader stock and instantly shows offers on the flea market.
• Saves changes as JSON files that can be shared or manually edited.
• Loads multiple add.json and remove.json edit packs for each trader to allow users to share their changes.
• Allows the EDIT ASSORTS button to be hidden through the F12 menu.

Installation

Drag the BepInEx and SPT folders directly into your SPT root install.

Showcase

Modern Weapon Mods adds a wide variety of real-world, modern attachments to SPT — foregrips, pistol grips, stocks, handguards, optic mounts/risers, pressure switches, magwells, and extended magazines. It’s 147 items total, most of which ship in both black and FDE, with some also available in OD Green. Everything’s available from Mechanic at loyalty level 2 and spawns in weapon crates/boxes around the maps, same as any other attachment. These items are largely targeted at helping users create more modern builds and use the rail space available on SPT’s weapons more effectively.

Notes

This mod REQUIRES Grooveypenguinx’s WTT - CommonLib.

Tyfon’s Weapon Customizer is HIGHLY recommended, as most items will need to be nudged slightly for a perfect per-weapon fit.

Tron’s WTT - Armory, Grooveypenguinx’s WTT - Content Backport and EpicRangeTime’s Epic’s All In One are all compatible and highly recommended to fully employ all parts of this mod to their best use. Other mods may work but have not been tested.

Known bugs: Occasionally, when using Tyfon’s Weapon Customizer to move attachments around, an attachment will teleport offscreen. This can be fixed by rotating the view and right-clicking the attachment to restore it. You may need to remove and reattach the item to stop this from reoccurring. I’ve tested this mod thoroughly and have not found any other issues, but this is the mod’s first release, so if you encounter anything wrong, please leave a comment so I can fix it.

Gallery (Builds shown with parts from recommended mods above.):

New Parts

Foregrips & Handstops

• RailScales Anchor Foregrip (BLK/FDE/Reversed/FDE Reversed) — compact M-LOK hand stop and mini vertical grip for a short, repeatable forward hand index.
• RailScales LDAG (BLK/Reversed) — low-profile Picatinny vertical foregrip with a minimal mounting footprint.
• RailScales Karve Handstop (BLK/FDE) — scalloped, hand-shaped M-LOK hand stop that keys into the palm instead of a flat wall.
• RailScales XOS MLOK (Long/Short) — three-sided M-LOK rail cover, no accessory cutout.
• RailScales XOS-H MLOK (Long/Short) — three-sided M-LOK rail cover with a 6 o’clock cutout for a Karve/Anchor.
• KAC Picatinny Rail Cover (11-Rib/5-Rib) — ribbed polymer Picatinny panel for grip and heat insulation.
• Arisaka Finger Stop, M-LOK (BLK/FDE) — low-profile finger stop in the standard foregrip position.
• Arisaka Finger Stop, Picatinny (BLK/FDE) — same finger stop, clamped to a 1913 rail.
• Arisaka Finger Stop, M-LOK, Forward Mount (BLK/FDE) — same finger stop, mounted forward in the M-LOK bipod position.
• Arisaka Finger Stop, Picatinny, Forward Mount (BLK/FDE) — same finger stop, mounted forward in the Picatinny bipod position.
• GG&G SFG-1 Vertical Foregrip — short, low-profile Picatinny vertical grip machined from Acetal polymer, keeps a CQB setup compact without giving up a solid support-hand grip.
• Magpul M-LOK Hand Stop Kit (BLK/FDE) — low-profile M-LOK hand stop with a reversible finger index and TSP texture, keeps the support hand off a hot barrel or muzzle device.
• Magpul M-LOK Rail Covers, Type 2 (Short/Long, BLK/FDE) — snap-together two-piece M-LOK rail panel with TSP texture and an integrated cable-routing clip.
• Magpul XTM Hand Stop Kit (BLK/FDE/OD) — Picatinny hand stop kit pairing a forward index point with XTM enhanced rail panels, using the same interlocking tab system as the XTM rail covers.
• Magpul XTM Rail Cover (Short/Long, BLK/FDE/OD) — snap-together two-piece Picatinny XTM rail panel with TSP texture and an integrated cable-routing clip.

Pistol Grips

• Magpul MOE-K2 (BLK/FDE/OD) — refined MOE profile with a bigger palm swell and extended beavertail.
• Reptilia CQG-L (BLK/FDE/OD) — extended CQG grip with a taller beavertail for more hand real estate.
• Die Free Co. Kung-Fu Grip (BLK/FDE/OD) — 12-degree AR pistol grip that lines the wrist up in a natural fighting posture.

Stocks & Stock Adapters

• Magpul CTR w/ LaRue RISR (BLK/FDE/OD) — CTR stock with LaRue’s reciprocating cheek riser pre-installed.
• Magpul MOE SL-K w/Riser (BLK/FDE/OD) — MOE SL-K stock with an Ape Defense cheek riser fitted.
• Magpul MOE SL-K (BLK/OD) — standard quick-detach MOE SL-K buttstock, no riser.
• SIG Sauer TSFS w/Riser — SIG’s thin side-folding stock with an Irregular Defense FEER cheek riser fitted.
• MPX/MCX PMM ULSS Stock w/Riser — PMM ULSS folding stock with an Irregular Defense FEER cheek riser fitted.
• KDG 1913 ACR Stock (BLK/FDE) — folding ACR-style stock adapted to a standard Picatinny mount.
• Zenit PT-1 “Klassika” — adjustable AK skeleton stock converted to a 1913 interface.
• HKParts MP5 AR Buffer Tube Adapter — puts a standard AR buffer tube on an MP5.
• JMAC MP5 1913 Stock Adapter — puts a Picatinny stock interface on an MP5.
• LMT PDW Buffer Tube — shortened AR-15 receiver extension for a PDW-length stock, trims overall length for close-quarters and vehicle work.
• AR-15 LMT SOPMOD PDW Stock — LMT SOPMOD-pattern stock sized specifically for the LMT PDW Buffer Tube.

Handguards

• Daniel Defense RIS II 12.25 (upper/lower handguard, BLK) — SOPMOD Block II-pattern aluminum handguard.
• Chop Boss MCX Gen 1 Handguard M-LOK (BLK/FDE) — slimmed MI Virtus handguard re-fitted for the Gen 1 MCX.

Optic Mounts & Risers

• RailScales MonoLift Riser (BLK/FDE/BLK Reversed/FDE Reversed) — QD riser that lifts one optic to absolute co-witness height.
• Unity FAST Optic Riser, Laser (BLK/FDE) — FAST-pattern riser slotted for a laser/IR device instead of an optic.
• Badger C.O.M.M. Mount, 30mm (BLK/FDE) — modular optic mount with two accessory points for stacking optics off the handguard.
• Condition One J-Arm 45° (T-1/ACRO/RMR-SRO/Deltapoint footprints, BLK/FDE) — offset secondary red dot mount for the C.O.M.M. body.
• Scalarworks LEAP (T-1/ACRO/RMR-SRO/Deltapoint footprints) — single-piece riser that lifts a red dot to co-witness height.
• Irregular Defense OMM system (Micro/Picatinny centers, Longboard/Shortboard front/rear extensions, extension covers, Micro-to-Picatinny adapter — BLK/FDE) — modular optic riser hub with interchangeable front/rear rail extensions and covers.
• Irregular Defense Front Ironsight Riser (BLK/FDE) — Picatinny front-sight riser that brings front ironsights up to level with rear sights mounted on the OMM platform.
• Arisaka Inline Scout Mount, Picatinny (BLK/FDE) — mounts a far-forward light in-line on the rail for a low profile and reduced suppressor/barrel shadow.
• Arisaka Offset Scout Mount, Picatinny (BLK/FDE/Reverse BLK/Reverse FDE) — cants a light 45° off a side Picatinny rail.
• Arisaka Offset Scout Mount, M-LOK (BLK/FDE/Reverse BLK/Reverse FDE) — cants a light 45° off an M-LOK rail.

Switches (Aesthetic only.)

• Unity Axon Remote Pressure Switch — dual-paddle remote switch for a light and laser together.
• Unity Axon SL Remote Pressure Switch — single-paddle version of the Axon, for one device.
• Insight RMT-400-A8 Remote Pressure Switch (BLK/FDE) — dual-button remote switch for an AN/PEQ-15-pattern laser and a separate light.

Magwells (Attach via the pistol grip slot.)

• LCT Steel Magwell for AK Series Rifles — stamped-steel spacer that flares the magazine well opening on AK-pattern rifles, guiding the magazine straight in for faster reloads.
• HRF Concepts RCM Milspec AR-15 Magwell (BLK/FDE) — flared magwell funnel that clamps onto a forged AR-15/M4 lower.
• HRF Concepts RCM HK416 Magwell (BLK/FDE) — HRF Concepts RCM magwell for the HK416.
• HRF Concepts RCM SCAR-L Magwell (BLK/FDE) — HRF Concepts RCM magwell for the FN SCAR-L.
• HRF Concepts RCM MCX Magwell (BLK/FDE) — HRF Concepts RCM magwell for the SIG MCX.

Magazines

• PMAG 20 w/ TTI +5 Base Pad (BLK/FDE) — 20-round PMAG extended to 25 rounds.
• PMAG 30 w/ TTI +5 Base Pad (BLK/FDE) — 30-round PMAG extended to 35 rounds.
• PMAG 40 w/ TTI +6 Base Pad (BLK/FDE/Fakelite) — 40-round PMAG extended to 46 rounds.
• PMAG 20 GEN M2 Straight-Wall (BLK/FDE/FG) — 20-round STANAG magazine built to the older straight-wall PMAG body, discontinued in favor of the tapered GEN M3.
• AK-74 6L20 w/ TTI +5 Base Pad — 30-round AK-74 bakelite mag extended to 35 rounds.
• AK-47 6L10 Bakelite w/ TTI +5 Base Pad — 30-round AK/AKM bakelite mag extended to 35 rounds.
• AK-47 6P2 Bakelite w/ TTI +5 Base Pad — 40-round RPK-pattern bakelite mag extended to 45 rounds.
• AK-47 PMAG 20 GEN M3 w/ TTI +5 Base Pad — 20-round AK/AKM PMAG extended to 25 rounds.
• AK-47 PMAG 30 GEN M3 w/ TTI +5 Base Pad — 30-round AK/AKM PMAG extended to 35 rounds.
• AK-74 6L18 w/ TTI +6 Base Pad — 45-round AK-74 bakelite mag extended to 51 rounds.
• AK-74 Delta-Tek Saiga 545 w/ TTI +5 Base Pad — 20-round AK-74 civilian-carbine mag extended to 25 rounds.
• AK-74 6L26 w/ TTI +6 Base Pad — 45-round AK-74 polymer mag extended to 51 rounds.

Darkness should matter.

VeilSight makes Tarkov’s lighting affect how quickly enemies confirm you as a target. Stay in shadow and you gain a brief, distance-based detection advantage. Step into strong light or switch on a flashlight and that advantage disappears.

It is lightweight, predictable, and designed to improve stealth without replacing EFT’s combat AI or making the player invisible.

FEATURES

• Live exposure based on daylight, darkness, indoor lighting, nearby fixtures, stance, and weapon lights
• A compact amber meter showing your current exposure
• Separate behavior for DIM and DARK conditions
• Distance-scaled delays with guaranteed eventual detection
• Flashlights expose you; lasers do not
• Two straightforward balance presets
• Configurable meter position, size, smoothing, and visibility
• Fail-open safeguards: missing lighting data never grants accidental protection

BALANCE PRESETS

Forgiving is the default and provides the full validated stealth effect. It is a good match for easier or slower AI presets.

Standard shortens the effect by 20% for default or faster AI behavior.

Both presets stop helping inside 6 metres. VeilSight does not inspect or modify SAIN settings; simply choose the preset that best matches your AI setup.

EXPOSURE METER

The meter reads from DARK on the left through DIM to BRIGHT on the right. Its motion is smoothed for readability, but gameplay always uses the latest exposure sample. The meter brightens as your exposure rises and can be moved, resized, or disabled in the configuration.

INSTALLATION

Extract the ZIP directly into your main SPT folder. The installed file should be:

BepInEx/plugins/VeilSight/VeilSight.dll

Built for SPT 4.0.13. No server-side mod is required.

CONFIGURATION

Press F12 in game, open the mod configuration menu, and select VeilSight. Settings can also be edited directly in:

BepInEx/config/bastudio.veilsight.cfg

Detailed diagnostics are disabled by default and should only be enabled for troubleshooting or bug reports.

COMPATIBILITY AND KNOWN LIMITATIONS

VeilSight was developed and tested in a modded SPT environment including SAIN, Amands’s Graphics, Better Night Skies, Dynamic Maps, Game Panel HUD, and Fontaine’s FOV Fix. HUD overlap can be resolved with the meter position and scale settings.

Mods that replace the same EFT visibility-confirmation method may conflict. Multiplayer synchronization is outside the scope of version 1.0.0.

Factory is broadly supported, but some angled ceiling-light shafts are visual effects without a matching physical light signal. VeilSight recognizes their surrounding illumination, but the meter may not react at the exact moment you cross the visible beam. Purely decorative emissive surfaces can have the same limitation when the map provides no corresponding light component.

Labs, Factory day/night, and Labyrinth receive dedicated handling for their unusual lighting setups.

TECHNICAL SCOPE

VeilSight changes only the enemy-to-local-player visibility-confirmation step. It does not replace hearing, searching, aiming, shooting, memory, or general bot behavior. BRIGHT conditions bypass the effect, DIM and DARK use separate capped curves, and stale or invalid exposure data always fails open.

INSPIRATION

That’s Lit was an important inspiration for this project. I loved the original mod and have a lot of respect for what it brought to SPT.

VeilSight is a new, independent implementation built specifically for SPT 4.0.13. It is intended to stand on its own as a performance-conscious replacement for players who want the complete lighting-to-detection experience, rather than an add-on that must run beside the original. Its focused design uses low-frequency sampling, cached scene and weapon lights, one narrow visibility hook, no server component, and no hard dependency on an AI overhaul. That keeps the runtime work small and predictable while still handling the full exposure and delayed-detection loop.

No code from That’s Lit is included in VeilSight. Apparently, you folks really enjoy lurking in dark corners; Saaame lol.

LICENSE

VeilSight was created by Sherrifpowpow and is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE.txt for the full terms.

Adds transit to the following vanilla quests:

• Supply Plans
• Health Care Privacy - Part 2
• Health Care Privacy - Part 3
• Signal - Part 1
• The Survivalist Path - Zhivchik
• Hustle
• Tourists
• Immunity
• Against the Conscience - Part 1 PVE ZONE

It will also add it to any Mod Quest that has the same requirements as long as they are in the database prior to this mod loading.

If you enjoy my work - you can buy me a coffee~

–The Full Auto Series–

- NEW!! Fast Paced Solutions for Fast Paced Players

Description.

This mod is quite simple in its goals, it adds separate versions of single fire weapons available in the game, but with a Full Auto quirk. Currently the mod has support for 5 vanilla weapons,

The mighty Knight’s Armament Company SR-25 7.62x51 marksman rifle, The precise Lone Star TX-15 DML 5.56x45 carbine, The nimble Soyuz-TM STM-9 Gen.2 9x19 carbine, The powerful Springfield Armory M1A 7.62x51 rifle, and the russian SAG AK-545 5.45x39 carbine.

These weapons are currently locked behind traders and their respective level, the list is as follows.

1. Knight’s Armament Company SR-25FA 7.62x51 marksman rifle - Peacekeeper LL3 - 1150 USD
2. Lone Star TX-15FA 5.56x45 carbine - Skier LL3 - 100000 Roubles
3. Soyuz-TM STM-9FA Gen.2 9x19 carbine - Skier LL2 - 75000 Roubles
4. Springfield Armory M1A 7.62x51 rifle - Peacekeeper LL3 - 950 USD
5. SAG AK-545 5.45x39 carbine - Skier LL2 - 85000 Roubles

These weapons can also be purchased off of the flea market*, can be found in loot containers and can be used by the enemy themselves.

*I am still debating if I want to keep flea market availability, will keep it in until a decision is made.

NOTE:

Due to the semi automatic nature of the vanilla firearms, the weapon sounds are not quite correct for full auto fire, they are not as seamless as other firearms with actual FA capabilities, however in my testing I have not had a problem with this. The ‘issue’ practically goes away when using a supressor.

INSTALLATION

Simply unzip the file and drag the SPT folder into your base SPT install location.

HARD REQUIREMENTS

Due to the nature of this mod, WTT-CommonLib is required for this mod to work, installing this mod without WTT-CommonLib will crash the server on launch, and show a missing requirements error.

If you want these weapons to count towards quests, you will need to use the following mod.

https://forge.sp-tarkov.com/mod/1503/add-missing-quest-weapon-requirements

Special Thanks

Id like to thank the wonderful people of the SPTarkov server and the WTT Discord server for helping me with my questions and pointing me in the right direction when it came to modding resources.

Id Also like to thank the people who play with my mod enabled, please feel free to leave your feedback/suggestions in the comments, or reach out to me in the SPTarkov Discord under the name - mister.lahey -

Modify the speed at which you can load/unload/check magazines in-game.

To install: Dragging the SPT folder from 7zip directly into your SPT directory should add it into the necessary folders in your server mods directory, just like any other server mod.

Configuration: In the folder SPT/user/mods/SpeedLoader/config you will find “config.json”. Open that file in a text editor and edit the values as you need.

Config Values:

enabled - Enable/disable the mod. Accepts true/false values.

smallestCapacityMagazineToSpeedUp - Decides which magazines to enable the mod for based on # of bullets they hold.

loadUnloadSpeed - Value to decide how fast magazines load/unload. The lower the values into the negatives it goes, the faster the load/unload speed (Making this value too low may cause errors.)

magCheck - Value to decide how quickly your magazine gets checked. Same concept as the loadUnloadSpeed config value.

DO NOT FORGET TO ENABLE VOIP IN THE ESCAPE FROM TARKOV SETTINGS AND IN THE F12 FIKA SETTINGS MENU, OTHERWISE THE MOD WILL NOT WORK

Features

• A dozen or so radios, each with its own range, sound quality, and transmission character;
• Currently, radios are available for purchase and barter from traders at various loyalty levels;
• On‑screen status indicators in raid (radio on/off, transmit state, channel busy, half-duplex/duplex mode, signal strength) with customisation options;
• A dedicated notification overlay with simple configuration options;

Requirements

Project Fika

Installation

1. Open the downloaded archive with 7zip (recommended)
2. Locate the mod folder inside the 7zip archive
3. Drag the selected folders into your SPT folder

Installation demonstration (many thanks to DrakiaXYZ for the demo):

Controls

The radio uses key combinations, and each of them includes the VOIP key. By default this is the “K” key. If you have a different one, use the key you assigned – the combinations below are based on the original:

Right Ctrl + K — turn the radio on/off;

Right Shift + K — switch to another radio (if you have several in valid slots);

Enter + K — toggle Half‑Duplex/Duplex* mode (while the radio is on);

Half‑Duplex is a transmission mode in which devices can exchange information in both directions, but only one at a time, not simultaneously

Duplex is a radio mode in which the device can both transmit and receive signals at the same time. Not all radios in the game support this mode (it will be indicated in the description).

Settings

DO NOT FORGET TO ENABLE VOIP IN THE ESCAPE FROM TARKOV SETTINGS AND IN THE F12 FIKA SETTINGS MENU, OTHERWISE THE MOD WILL NOT WORK

Enabling VOIP in FIKA settings

The mod settings are located in‑game in the F12 menu under Suomi-PRT ..* (see image below):

Known Issues

• When broadcasting inside buildings, sound quality degrades significantly due to the audio engine’s behaviour (currently unfixable);
• When switching a radio from an invalid slot to a valid one (e.g. from backpack to rig), it does not get selected automatically (we are working on this);
• While in raid, if you open the menu with the ESC key, the radio indicators remain visible (currently unfixable);

If you encounter any errors, please write in the comments or on Discord with a description of the issue and attach the logs: \BepInEx\plugins\prt-fika\prt-fika.log

Credits

• Suomi handled the engine‑side work: sourcing and adapting 3D radio models, bundling them into Unity AssetBundles, reverse‑engineering EFT’s internal classes/APIs with dnSpy, finding and organising sound assets, extensive in‑game testing across multiple sessions, and designing the on‑screen status indicator system (layout, behaviour, style);
• makshepard provided guides, reference material, design feedback, and testing throughout development;
• Developed with the help of AI.

Unzip to your SPT directory, no configuration options.

stop guessing what fits

Hover a part and Tarkov shows you where it belongs. Compatible slots glow green, valid replacements turn orange, and blocking conflicts are marked red.

BepInEx/plugins/AnanasCharles-AttachmentCompatHighlight/AttachmentCompatHighlight.dll

BepInEx/config/com.ananascharles.attachmentcompathighlight.cfg

Hover an attachment. See exactly what it gains, what it costs, and how it changes your weapon.

No spreadsheets. No buying parts just to test them. No mental recoil math.

BepInEx/plugins/AnanasCharles-StatDeltaPreview/StatDeltaPreview.dll

BepInEx/config/com.ananascharles.statdeltapreview.cfg

Replaces the arbitrary end-of-timer MIA with a deadly gas: when the raid timer expires, the zone slowly fills with gas (green haze + fog) and your health drains : about 3 minutes to die at full health (configurable). You can still run for the extract: extracting during the gas counts as a normal Survived. Dying in the gas is a normal death. No more MIA screen at 2 meters from the extract.

Gas masks allow you to stay 3 times longer in the gas. Respirators allow you to stay 1.5 times longer in the gas.

Client-side BepInEx plugin. Nothing to install server-side.

Install

Extract it into your SPT folder (the one with SPT.Launcher.exe). The DLL lands in BepInEx/plugins/MekkaDeadlyGas.dll.

Configuration

In game via F12 (Configuration Manager) or in BepInEx/config/com.mekka.deadlygas.cfg:

Known quirks

• After expiry the in-raid timer display shows ~24h instead of 00:00 (cosmetic only, the gas is your real timer now).
• AI Scavs are unaffected.
• Works in PMC and player-Scav raids. Untested with Fika/coop.

A global, player-driven second-hand marketplace.

Sell gear from your stash. Buy gear that other players have sold. Every item has a history.

You can submit and view community made contracts on my website to be added to the automatic rotating quest pool

A Living Marketplace

One of the most interesting parts of Fence in live Escape from Tarkov is that his inventory is influenced by what players sell.

SPT can’t naturally recreate that shared economy.

Until now.

The Quartermaster brings a true player-driven second-hand marketplace to SPT.

Rather than generating random stock, The Quartermaster buys equipment that real players have sold and makes it available to everyone else running the mod.

Every item you see has a history.

Someone found it.

Someone used it.

Someone decided to sell it.

Now it’s available for you.

When it’s gone, it’s gone.

Scavenging

Death in Tarkov is brutal. But it doesn’t go to waste.

When a player dies in a raid, The Quartermaster’s workers move in. They scavenge one item from the corpse and bring it back.

The item is held for a delay period before hitting the marketplace. Someone’s loss becomes someone else’s find.

Scavenged items display the profile name of the fallen player as a tag on the bottom left of the item icon - a grim reminder of where it came from. Once purchased, the tag is removed. The past is erased.

Community Reward Packages

Loyalty doesn’t go unnoticed.

Players who contribute to the community through marketplace purchases will receive weekly reward crates from The Quartermaster.

The more you spend, the better your tier. Higher tiers contain better gear - ammo, medical supplies, weapons, armour, and more.

Crates arrive via in-game mail. Open them to see what The Quartermaster has secured for you this week.

Community Contracts

The Quartermaster’s work changes over time.

Daily tasks, weekly contracts and limited-time operations can be delivered directly through the mod without requiring a new download.

Everyone running The Quartermaster receives the same active contracts, creating a shared SPT experience while keeping the game fully single-player.

Complete the job before it expires.

Miss the window, and the opportunity is gone.

You can submit and view community made contracts on my website to be added to the automatic rotating quest pool.

Requirements

• SPT-AKI 4.0.13
• A working internet connection

Installation

1. Download the latest release from the SPT Hub.
2. Extract the SPT folder into your SPT install directory.
3. Launch the SPT server.
4. The Quartermaster will appear in the trader list. Click Refresh on his page if his assortment is empty.

Important Notes

• Trader assort is updated by your local server reading the mods online database every time you hit refresh, or when it auto refreshes by vanilla functions.
• Modded items are fully compatible, you can sell modded items, if another user does not have the mod, it simply will not show for said user, if they do, it will show.
• Items sold to the trader will stay there for a configured time in the backend (can change) before expiring and being deleted.
• Contract data (quests, schedules, config) is fetched from a dedicated caching server every 5 minutes, reducing database load. If the caching server is unreachable, the mod falls back to reading directly from the database automatically.
• Marketplace cleanup (removing expired and sold listings) is handled by a central server, so your local server doesn’t need to download the full marketplace data for cleanup.
• Quest submissions go through a voting system to ensure only quality quests are auto approved (I can still override submitted quests).
• Voting lasts for 12 hours, and requires a minimum of (5 - can change in real time in backend) votes with a 70% upvote ratio, if the minimum votes are not met, the time will be extended for another 6 hours up to 48 where it will be auto rejected.
• If someone is seen to be submitting blatantly troll quests, your discord id will be banned from submitting any more quests.
• New quests are added to the trader every Day/Week/Weekend, and if high quality, will be kept in the rotating pool.
• One time quests can also be submitted, these will then be deleted after they expire (24 hours).
• When new quests are added, you’ll receive an in-game message from The Quartermaster letting you know what’s been added.
• When new quests are added, it requires a game restart for it to be injected into your local database.
• Brand new quests are prioritised over quests that have already been used before, this is to ensure that it stays fresh and only repeats quests when new ones are not available.

Credits

• Author: ShaneeexD
• License: MIT

READ THE PRIVACY & NETWORK DISCLOSURE

If you like my mods, and want to support me you can here :) any support no matter how big or small is greatly appreciated.

Allows you to add or remove plates from your equipped armor without needing to throw it on the floor or in your bag. Because that sucks.

Installation

Drag and drop contents of the download into your root SPT directory

DPX Melee Case adds a custom storage container dedicated exclusively to melee weapons.

Features

• Custom 3D model and AssetBundle
• Custom inventory icon
• Stores melee weapons only
• External size: 4x2
• Internal storage grid: 8x8
• Available from Jaeger LL1
• Default price: 250,000₽
• Default stock: 999
• Fully configurable through config.json

Configuration

The following options can be changed:

• Enable or disable the mod
• Trader
• Loyalty level
• Price
• Stock quantity
• External case size
• Internal storage size
• Debug logging

Installation

Extract the archive directly into your SPT installation folder.

The archive contains both the required server mod and BepInEx client plugin.

Compatibility

• SPT 4.0.13
• EFT 0.16.9.40087

Feedback and Bug Reports

If you encounter any bugs, errors, compatibility issues, or unexpected behavior, please report them in the comments section.

When possible, include:

• A clear description of the issue
• The steps needed to reproduce it
• Your SPT version
• Your server logs
• Your BepInEx logs

Known issues and useful feedback are always welcome and help improve future versions of the mod.

Key bindings and the number of slots can be customized in the BepinEx menu.

Installation

As usual, unzip to your SPT directory.

Uninstalling

Important: Before removing the mod, empty all extra slots (drag the items off the slots). The bindings live in the server profile; the vanilla client does not know slot numbers 12+ and the character/inventory screen will no longer load until you either reinstall the mod, or delete the key manually in your profile.json

Tarkov no longer needs excuses.
Traders no longer care how the job gets done. They only care about the result.

In the end, every quest comes down to three things:

Kill the target. Bring back proof. Pay the bill.

Kill & Bill replaces existing quest completion requirements with a more direct, mercenary-style system built around kills, PMC dogtags, and money.

No more running in circles.
No more checklist busywork.
The traders want results, proof, or cash.

SPT/user/mods/kazusa-QuestConditionOverhaul

<Maps Locked> By default every map in the game is locked except for Ground Zero.

<Unlocking Maps> In order to unlock a map you must complete its specific requirements.

<Map Requirements> To see the requirements for a specific map you can simply hover over the lock icon.

<Scav Requirements> If you want to run a map as a Scav you must survive on that map as a PMC enough times.

<Configuring> If the mod is too difficult or unbalanced for your mod setup, you can change every requirement through the client config! (press F12 and find the mods name)

Installation

1. Move the downloaded zip to your SPT folder

2. Unzip the .zip file with a tool like 7-zip

3. Launch your game and enjoy the mod!

Preview Image

Preview Image With Tooltips

These are the things that pop up when you hover over the locked icon of a map.

Future Plans

<> More requirements (Give me some suggestions!)

<> Move map requirement config to a server mod.

<> Add direct support for Fika (Not allowing map queue if a party member doesn’t have it unlocked)

Known Issues

<> Transiting with Fika installed will not fulfill the transit requirement.

To any mod developers who view my mod and think they can help me with modding, or see a problem in my code, please let me know what I can do better! Thanks.

the client-side companion app for the Quartermaster control panel.

Features

Currently only syncs client mods from the server to the client.

How it works

1. Fetches the mod catalog from your Quartermaster server (with ETag caching)
2. Diffs against local state to determine what needs to be installed, updated, or removed
3. Downloads changed mods as a batch ZIP, extracts, and verifies SHA-256 hashes
4. Prompts for a restart if any BepInEx plugin files changed (they’re already loaded by the time Convoy runs)

Planned Features

• optional mod groups
• per-user mods that are managed and updated by the server, then pushed to the user
• server-authorative mod configs
• client setting backup (keybinds, graphics settings, etc.

Feel free to open an issue on github for any bugs or feature requests!

Map Editor Lite is a server-side framework for SPTarkov that lets anyone create and share custom map content - loot spawns, loot zones, static objects, interactive objects, bot spawn points, extract zones, and light zones - using an in-raid editor and simple JSON packs, no programming required.

What It Does

• In-raid editor: press F8 while in a raid to place markers, preview items, and build custom map packs.
• Custom markers: loot spawns, loot zones, static objects, interactive objects (doors & containers), bot spawn points, extract zones, and light zones.
• Pack system: export your map edits as shareable JSON packs.
• Web tool: import and tune exported packs, adjust spawn chances, mark quest/forced items, and finalize them for release.
• Server injection: the server mod reads pack JSON and injects the content into SPT raid loot tables, exfiltration points, bot zones, and lighting.
• Forced spawns: quest and guaranteed spawns are registered through WTT-CommonLib.
• Modder friendly: other mods can ship pack JSON files in their own MapLoot/ folders; the server mod loads them automatically.

MEL Prefab Hub

Anyone can make a prefab within the editor and submit them to the prefab hub for others to use.

Web Tool

The mod also includes a web tool, however it is mainly to be used for making micro adjustments to your existing packs, rather than for pack creation, that’s to be done with the client mod.

Images

https://github.com/ShaneeexD/MapLootEditorLite#images

Installation

1. Drag the SPT and BepInEx folders from the mod archive into your SPT installation directory.
2. Make sure WTT-CommonLib (com.wtt.commonlib) is installed as a server mod.
3. Start the server. Map Editor Lite loads automatically.

On first launch the client creates:

• SPT/BepInEx/config/com.shaneeexd.mapeditorlite.cfg — BepInEx configuration (editor toggle, hotkeys, etc.)
• SPT/user/mods/MapEditorLite/ — client read/write data folder
  • editor/ # in-raid editor saves
  • spawns/ # built-in spawn directory
  • imports/ # files imported into the tool
  • cache/ # cached item data
  • prefabs/ # saved prefabs
  • exports/ # packs exported from the in-raid editor
  • packs/ # final user packs for the server to load

Configuration

Edit SPT/BepInEx/config/com.shaneeexd.mapeditorlite.cfg:

[General]
EnableEditor = false
EnableDebugVisuals = false

• EnableEditor — set to true while developing. Default is false, so the F8 editor is disabled until you opt in.
• EnableDebugVisuals — show extra debug visuals in raid.

Creating a Map Pack

1. Install the client plugin and server mod.
2. Set EnableEditor = true in the BepInEx config.
3. Enter a raid and press F8 to open the editor.
4. Place markers for loot, zones, objects, bot spawns, extracts, or lights.
5. Enter a pack name and click Export Pack in the editor.
6. The exported pack is written to SPT/user/mods/MapEditorLite/exports/.
7. Open the Map Editor Lite Tool, import the pack, tune anything you need.
8. Move the final pack into SPT/user/mods/MapEditorLite/packs/.

Tip: Always test on a new developer profile (and clear temp cache) so you can verify spawns, loot, extracts, and lighting without affecting your main save.

Publishing a Pack

The final pack is a JSON file that can be distributed as a standalone add-on.

When publishing:

1. State the dependency: Your add-on pack requires Map Editor Lite v1.0.0 for SPT 4.0.13.
2. Do not include the Map Editor Lite DLL or other authors’ packs in your zip.
3. Test by extracting and running the server before publishing.

Users install your pack by dragging the SPT folder (containing SPT\user\mods\MapEditorLite\packs) into their SPT install.

Dependencies

• SPTarkov 4.0.13
• WTT-CommonLib (server mod)

More Information

View my framework mods and user created add-ons for them here.

• Full documentation, JSON reference, and examples are in the GitHub README.

License

MIT License

Vanilla behavior: applying a loadout preset strips all your equipment and re-equips from the preset. Slots the preset doesn’t define are left empty.

With BetterLoadouts: only slots the preset defines are touched. Everything else stays equipped.

Example

You have a preset with just a weapon and armor. You’re wearing a helmet, headset, and backpack that aren’t in the preset.

• Vanilla: helmet, headset, and backpack get unequipped. You have to re-equip them manually.
• BetterLoadouts: weapon and armor swap in, helmet/headset/backpack stay on.

If the preset defines every slot, behavior is identical to vanilla.

ItemGen is a server-side framework for SPTarkov that lets anyone create custom items - quest items, keys, containers, and stims - using simple JSON packs, no programming required. Custom 3D models and use animations are supported through the included client bundle injector.

What It Does

• Loads item packs from user/mods/ItemGen/items/
• Clones existing item templates and overrides names, descriptions, stats, prices, and stack sizes
• Registers custom items with the item database, handbook, and flea market
• Supports Quest Items, Keys, Containers, and Stims with category-specific behavior
• Adds custom items to vanilla traders with configurable prices, loyalty levels, and stock
• Handles all item registration, validation, and locale injection internally
• Includes a client-side bundle injector for custom 3D models and use animations via BepInEx/plugins/Serenity-ItemGen/bundles/

Web Tool

Create item packs visually with the ItemGen Tool - pick a base item template, set your custom stats and details, configure traders, drop in custom bundle files, and export a ready-to-use zip.

Installation

1. Drag the SPT and BepInEx folders from the mod archive into your SPT installation directory.
2. Start the server. ItemGen loads automatically and waits for item packs.

Making an Item Pack

1. Open the ItemGen Tool.
2. Select a base item template, set your custom name, description, and stats.
3. Configure traders and, if needed, drop custom bundle files into the Bundles tab for custom 3D models.
4. Click Export to download a zip.
5. Drag the SPT folder (and BepInEx if bundles are included) into your SPT install to test (ALWAYS use a new temporary profile when testing).

Tip: Always test on a new developer profile (and make sure to clear temp cache) so you can verify trader listings, item rendering, and bundle injection without affecting your main save.

Publishing an Item Pack Addon

The ItemGen Tool export zip is already structured for distribution, users just drag the SPT folder into their install directory.

When publishing:

1. State the dependency: Your add-on pack requires ItemGen v1.0.0 for SPT 4.0.13.
2. Do not include the ItemGen DLL or other authors’ packs in your zip.
3. Test by extracting and running the server before publishing.

Dependencies

• SPTarkov 4.0.13

More Information

View my framework mods and user created add-ons for them here.

See the full documentation, JSON reference, and examples in the GitHub README.

Routes the game’s FSR3 upscaler to AMD FSR4 (or the latest FSR 3.1.x as a fallback) via a native D3D11 -> D3D12 bridge. This is built using the latest FSR SDK, so it supports FSR 4.1.1 which works with RDNA3.

If your card does not support FSR4 and you select it, it will auto fallback to 3.1.x.

NOTE: Keep in mind, this is a bridge, which means it needs to convert dx11 output to dx12 and back to dx11. It is extra processing power to do, on top of FSR4 itself being heavier in general. You may notice performance drop compared to FSR3.0 especially if you are using an RDNA3 card

How to Use

1. In the game’s Graphics settings, select an FSR3 quality mode
2. In the BepInEx config (F12 ConfigurationManager, or edit BepInEx/config/com.matsix.fsr4bridge.cfg), set Enable FSR4 = true.

BepInEx Config

• Enable FSR4 - the master toggle.
• Sharpness (0–1) - RCAS post-sharpen. FSR4 is smoother than FSR3 by design (bypassing the game’s own FSR3 sharpen pass too), so raise this (~0.6–0.9) if edges look soft.
• Native AA - Toggle between native resolution AA and upscaled AA

SPT-VR Support

You will need to be on version 1.3.1+ of SPT-VR for this bridge to work (will be available soon). I had to add special support for the VR mod since it changes a lot of upscaler code.

Credits

• AMD Fidelity FX SDK - https://gpuopen.com/amd-fidelityfx-sdk/
• Claude for a lot of the bridge logic

You can support my work on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/matsix

Loot Search Speed is a lightweight client-side mod for SPT that allows you to independently configure both the initial container search delay and the item reveal delay while preserving vanilla gameplay.

Features

• Configurable container & corpse search speed
• Configurable item reveal speed
• Vanilla-friendly behavior
• Configuration Manager (F12) support
• Lightweight Harmony patches
• Open source

Configuration

InitialSearchDelayMultiplier

Controls how long the initial Searching… animation takes.

ItemRevealDelayMultiplier

Controls how quickly items appear after opening a searched container.

Compatibility

• SPT 4.0.13
• Client-side only

Source Code

GitHub: https://github.com/moon11yy/LootSearchSpeed

Please report any problems in the comments.

Features

• Adds a Launch SPT button that starts the SPT server, then opens the launcher when it is ready.
• Adds separate SPT Server and SPT Launcher entries for troubleshooting.
• Installs client mods to BepInEx/plugins.
• Installs server mods to SPT/user/mods.
• Keeps your profiles, logs, launcher data, certificates, and settings in your real SPT folder.
• Keeps server mods managed by MO2, so you can enable or disable them without manually moving files.
• Recognizes common SPT mod archive layouts during installation.

Requirements

• Mod Organizer 2 2.5.x
• SPT 4.x

Installation

1. Extract the plugin into your Mod Organizer 2 installation folder.
2. Start MO2 and create or select an SPT instance.
3. When MO2 asks for your game folder, select your SPT client root.

Choose the folder that contains:

• EscapeFromTarkov.exe
• BepInEx
• winhttp.dll
• SPT

For example, choose C:\Games\SPT, not C:\Games\SPT\SPT.

Adds a durability prompt when you use a key or keycard, and notifies you when it breaks.

Shows which key is needed for a door when you approach it.