Operator Traits is a character-building mod for SPT that lets you shape your PMC with a mix of positive and negative traits.

Choose useful benefits such as improved stamina, slower energy consumption, quieter movement, and stronger bones. Balance them with negative traits that make survival more difficult, including allergies, faster hydration loss, restricted secure-container access, or losing access to the Flea Market.

Traits are selected from a native Traits tab added directly to Tarkov’s character menu. Your choices are saved per profile and remain active until you pay 50 GP coins to reset them.

Operator Traits is designed to avoid permanent profile changes. If the mod is removed, its traits and gameplay effects will stop applying, and your profile should return to standard SPT behavior. As a precaution, you can backup your profile

How It Works

Positive traits cost points, while negative traits grant points. Take enough negative traits to cover the positive traits you want.

Once confirmed, your traits are locked to the profile. Resetting costs 50 GP coins and clears all selected traits and generated allergies.

Positive Traits

• Street Tax — Receive a weekly protection payment from local Scavs
• Diet — Food and drinks consume 50% less resource
• Juice Time — Drinking juice grants Painkiller for 60 seconds
• Hypodipsia — Hydration drains 20% slower
• Sailor’s Nostalgia — Canned fish grants temporary health regeneration
• Sprinter — Sprint 5% faster
• Polyphagia — Energy drains 20% slower
• Thrombophilia — Bleeding chance is reduced by 25%
• Marathon Runner — Arm and leg stamina drain 20% slower
• Youth — Gain additional stamina and slower energy drain
• Sturdy Bones — Reduce fracture chance and falling damage
• Bush Borne — Vegetation causes less noise and slowdown
• Safecracker — Mechanical keys have a chance to lose no durability

Negative Traits

• Chronic Fatigue Syndrome — Energy drains 15% faster
• Third Leg — Move slightly slower in exchange for cheaper Therapist prices
• Polydipsia — Hydration drains 20% faster
• Dr. Jekyll — Fresh Wounds cannot be removed until the raid ends
• Hemophilia — Bleeding chance is increased by 25%
• Well That Hurt! — Medkits consume 25% more resources
• Allergic — Three random provisions or medications become allergens
• Osteoporosis — Fracture chance and falling damage are increased
• Broken Secure Container — Restricts which items can enter your secure container
• Exhaustion — Reduces stamina capacity and recovery
• No Flea Market — Disables player-to-player Flea Market trading

More traits coming soon

• This is just the start and foundation, i plan to add way more traits in following updates that arent just copies of the current season

What’s missing

• Some seasonal EFT traits are intentionally excluded because they permanently modify profile data and cannot be safely removed through a normal trait reset.

[Warning] Allergies!!!

Taking Allergic assigns three random food, drink, or medication items as allergens for your profile. Using one during a raid triggers a temporary reaction using Tarkov’s native intoxication, tremor, and tunnel-vision effects. This wont kill you but it will force you to use healing items

Your allergens remain persistent until the trait is removed or your traits are reset.

adds a variety of guns and attachments to the world of tarkov. all working for quests,

see the github page for full item list

thank you GrooveyPenguinX for the codebase

AutoKeycard is a quality-of-life mod for SPT (Single Player Tarkov) that simplifies keycard door interactions by automatically selecting and using the correct keycard from the player’s inventory.

Instead of manually searching through multiple keycards when interacting with Labs keycard doors, AutoKeycard adds a single interaction option that automatically finds and uses the correct card.

Features

• Automatically detects locked keycard doors
• Replaces vanilla keycard interaction options with a single AutoKeycard action
• Automatically selects the correct keycard from the player’s inventory
• Prevents incorrect keycard attempts
• Displays the required keycard name when the player does not have it
• Optional notification showing which keycard was used
• Configurable logging and debug options

Compatibility

AutoKeycard releases are tied to specific SPT versions:

• SPT 4.0.x → Use AutoKeycard v1.0.0

  • Built and tested on SPT 4.0.13
  • Expected to work across the SPT 4.0.x versions

• SPT 4.1.x → Use AutoKeycard v1.0.1

  • Updated for SPT’s changed interaction system

Compatibility with future SPT versions is not guaranteed until tested.

How It Works

When interacting with a locked keycard door, AutoKeycard:

1. Detects the available keycard interactions.
2. Removes the default “Try Keycard” options.
3. Adds a custom AutoKeycard interaction.
4. Searches the player’s inventory for a matching keycard.
5. Validates the keycard’s KeyId against the door’s required KeyId.
6. Uses EFT’s existing unlock system to complete the interaction.

AutoKeycard does not bypass keycard requirements or unlock doors without the required card. It only automates the normal keycard selection process while preserving EFT’s existing unlock behavior and inventory events.

Requirements

• SPT
• BepInEx

Credits

Created by CyanFridge.

Special thanks to the SPT modding community for documentation, tools, and reverse-engineering resources.

A shared library that lets BepInEx mods show web pages in windows over Escape From Tarkov - interactive panels, and fully click-through transparent HUDs - written in plain HTML instead of an immediate-mode toolkit.

For players: you only need this installed when another mod lists it as a dependency. Extract the zip over your SPT folder, done. One installation serves every mod that uses it - a single shared browser, not one per mod.

For modders: reference Anvil-WebOverlay.dll, and a UI is this:

var overlay = WebOverlays.Create("My panel");
if (overlay == null) return;                   // known-unavailable: fall back
overlay.Failed += () => { ... };               // async failure: dispose + fall back
overlay.MessageReceived += text => { ... };    // page -> mod
overlay.LoadHtml("<h1>Hello</h1>");            // or Navigate(url)
overlay.Post("live value");                    // mod -> page

Features

• Panels: movable, resizable windows with a dark game-toned title bar (or frameless), closable by keys you choose.
• Transparent HUDs: pixels your page does not paint show the game; the window ignores mouse and keyboard entirely, so the game stays fully playable.
• Opacity: fade the whole window; combine with the HUD for a faded HUD.
• Two-way messaging between page and mod, plus ExecuteScript, inline HTML without any web server, and optional DevTools while building a page.
• Safe by default: navigation is locked to origins the mod itself asked for, popups are suppressed, permission prompts denied, password saving and autofill disabled.
• One shared browser for all mods, on its own thread - nothing blocks the game, and failures report through a Failed event instead of crashing anything.

Requirements

• Microsoft WebView2 runtime - current Windows 10/11 installations already include it.
• Borderless windowed or windowed mode. Exclusive fullscreen cannot show a window over the game.

Demo

The optional demo plugin shows both modes in game: F10 an interactive panel, F11 a transparent click-through HUD with live values. Source included - it is the reference for how to use the library.

Full API documentation and the technical write-up (why raw COM vtables, why a chroma key) are in the README on GitHub.

About the name

Anvil is the library branding of maschine (the author of CraftQueue and other mods): shared infrastructure gets a neutral name that other mods can depend on without carrying one modder’s personal tag. Same author, same source account, same support.

License

MIT. WebView2Loader.dll is part of the Microsoft WebView2 SDK, redistributed under BSD 3-Clause; the WebView2 runtime itself is not redistributed.

Where Are The People is a compact in-raid proximity tracker for SPT. It displays the distance to the nearest AI contact in each faction, together with the total number currently detected.

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Features

• Displays the nearest PMC and total PMC count
• Displays the nearest Scav and total Scav count
• Raider detection
• Rogue detection
• Boss detection with the nearest boss name and distance
• Guard detection
• Cultist detection
• Special categories are hidden when no matching AI is present
• Automatically switches to the next closest contact when the current one dies
• Configurable position anywhere on the screen
• Configurable scale and panel opacity
• Configurable refresh interval
• Configurable maximum tracking distance
• Cached AI tracking designed to reduce stuttering
• Automatically hides while the pause menu, inventory or loot interface is open
• F9 key to hide or show the tracker

Display Example

385m PMC      1
 11m SCAV    15
 74m RAIDER   3
BOSS          1
208m Kollontay
202m GUARD    4

Only the nearest contact is displayed for each faction. The number on the right represents the total number of detected contacts in that category.

Bosses are displayed on two lines: the first line shows the total boss count, and the second line shows the nearest boss and its distance.

Boss, Guard, Cultist, Raider and Rogue categories only appear when at least one matching AI is detected.

Configuration

With BepInEx Configuration Manager installed, open the configuration menu in game to adjust:

• Horizontal position
• Vertical position
• HUD scale
• Panel opacity
• Refresh interval
• Maximum tracking distance
• Menu hiding behavior
• Toggle key

Changes can be previewed directly while the configuration menu is open.

Installation

1. Download the mod archive.
2. Extract the BepInEx folder directly into the root of your SPT installation.
3. Launch SPT.
4. Enter a raid.

The plugin will be installed to:

BepInEx/plugins/Nayco-WhereAreThePeople/WhereAreThePeople.dll

Uninstallation

Delete the following folder:

BepInEx/plugins/Nayco-WhereAreThePeople

You may also delete the configuration file:

BepInEx/config/com.nayco.wherearethepeople.cfg

Compatibility

• SPT 4.1.0
• Client-side BepInEx plugin
• Fika compatibility has not been tested
• No profile or server database modifications
• No network connections or telemetry

Important Warning

This mod provides information similar to an AI proximity or ESP-style tracker. It is intended exclusively for Single Player Tarkov.

Simple Raid HUD adds a clean and modern interface that displays essential player information during raids.

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Features

• Total player health
• Hydration
• Energy
• Ammunition currently loaded in the weapon’s magazine
• Modern split layout
• Configurable position, size and opacity
• Optional maximum values
• Native Tarkov status icons when available
• Automatic fallback icons
• F8 key to toggle the HUD

The HUD automatically hides while the pause menu, inventory or loot interface is open. It becomes visible again when returning to normal gameplay.

Configuration

The following settings can be changed through the BepInEx configuration file:

• HUD position
• HUD scale
• Background opacity
• Refresh interval
• Labels
• Maximum values
• Native icon preference

With BepInEx Configuration Manager installed, the settings can be adjusted directly in game. The HUD remains visible while changing its position.

Installation

1. Download the archive.
2. Extract the BepInEx folder directly into your SPT installation folder.
3. Launch SPT.
4. Enter a raid.

The plugin will be installed to:

BepInEx/plugins/Nayco-SimpleRaidHUD/SimpleRaidHUD.dll

Uninstallation

Delete:

BepInEx/plugins/Nayco-SimpleRaidHUD

You may also delete the configuration file:

BepInEx/config/com.nayco.simpleraidhud.cfg

Compatibility

• SPT 4.1.0
• Client-side BepInEx plugin
• No profile or server database modifications
• No network connections or telemetry

This mod began with an investigation into SPT’s CPU bottlenecks. Using ILSpy, I decompiled and traced EFT’s more raw managed assemblies, gradually disabling parts of the AI, animation, and asset-processing systems to measure their impact. Removing active bots eliminated most of the CPU bottleneck, which led me to discover that distant and occluded bots continued running their AI brains, bone updates, and body animations at full capacity.

Let me know in the comments the performance gains you get

Adaptive Bot Culling extends EFT’s existing culling system to pause this unnecessary processing when bots are hidden or occluded. This can provide meaningful performance improvements, especially on larger maps where many bots are spread across distant or obstructed areas.

Warning: These gains come at the cost of some immersion and normal AI behavior. Culled bots may stop roaming, reacting, or fighting other AI until you move close enough for them to become active again.

Compatibility Notice: This mod has only been tested with SPT’s default AI. Mods that modify AI behavior may conflict with it or behave unexpectedly.

Performance Notice: Results will vary significantly depending on your hardware, map, bot count, and whether your game is CPU-limited. On my CPU-bottlenecked system, performance increased from approximately 40–55 FPS to 70–90 FPS. Systems limited by the GPU, or situations where most bots remain visible and active, may experience smaller gains or none at all.

Usage

Use the F12 menu to turn it on and off

Performance gains depend on the situation. The mod provides little or no benefit when every bot is visible or otherwise not being culled. Generally, the larger the map and the more separated its bot population, the greater the potential improvement.

This does NOT affect gameplay. Only the bot’s displayed nickname and level are changed. Equipment, inventory, health, AI, difficulty, bot generation settings and progression are never touched, fully compatible with ABPS and other AI mods.

How it works

When you launch the game, the mod anonymously registers your PMC’s nickname and level to a community registry. A central cache server collects all registered operators and serves them back to every player. At raid start, your game downloads the latest operator cache and uses those real community names for PMC bots in your raids.

No network calls happen during raids. The operator list is downloaded once at raid start and used locally for the entire raid. If the download fails, the last good cache is used instead - raids are never blocked by network issues.

What gets collected

Only:

• An anonymous, persistent installation UUID (generated once, never regenerated)
• Your PMC nickname
• Your PMC level
• Timestamps (firstSeen, lastSeen)
• SPT and mod versions

No profile data, no equipment, no inventory, no gameplay stats. See PRIVACY.md for the full disclosure.

Requirements

• SPT 4.0.13
• An internet connection (for registration + cache download on startup only)

Installation

1. Download the latest release.
2. Extract the SPT folder into your SPT install directory (so it lands at SPT/user/mods/SPT-OperatorRegistry/).
3. Launch the SPT server and start the game.

On first launch the mod generates a persistent installation UUID and registers your PMC to the community registry. On every subsequent launch it updates your nickname/level/ lastSeen (keyed by the same UUID, so it never duplicates).

Configuration

Edit SPT/user/mods/SPT-OperatorRegistry/config/config.json:

{
  "enabled": true,
  "operatorChance": 1.0,
  "cacheUrl": "http://144.21.60.21/operators",
  "maxCacheAgeHours": 24
}

Bot name replacement

For each PMC bot (USEC/Bear) generated in a raid, the mod rolls operatorChance. On a hit, it picks a random community operator from the local cache and replaces only the bot’s displayed nickname and level. Equipment, inventory, AI, difficulty, and everything else is left completely untouched.

Operator levels are the real community levels - no averaging, no appending numbers, no name modification. Each operator can only appear once per raid. Duplicate names are intentionally allowed (multiple players can have the same nickname).

Scavs, bosses, and other non-PMC bots are never affected.

Troubleshooting

• No community operators appear in raids: Ensure cacheUrl is set and reachable. Check the server log for [OperatorRegistry] Cache refreshed: N operators.
• Bots still show vanilla names: operatorChance may be low, or the cache is empty. Operators only replace PMCs (USEC/Bear), not scavs or bosses.
• Registration not happening: Check the server log for Firebase auth errors. The mod falls back gracefully - raids still work without registration.
• Cache download fails: The mod keeps using the last good local cache. Raids are never blocked by network issues.
• Want to fully opt out: Set "enabled": false in config.json, or remove the mod.

Credits

• Author: ShaneeexD
• License: MIT

READ THE PRIVACY DISCLOSURE

Penetration, Lethality, Armor & Trauma Engine

P.L.A.T.E. fundamentally changes what happens between pulling the trigger and staring at the post-raid screen.

Bullets behave like actual projectiles now, not just floating damage numbers. Armor protects you by physically stopping threats, rather than just acting like a second health bar. Wounds depend on exactly what the bullet passed through, and bleeding means your PMC is actually running out of blood—not taking psychic damage to his left leg every few seconds.

In short: Tarkov still Tarkovs you. Now physics just helps.

Stash Tetriz & Loadouts

Your loadout matters before you even hit READY.

Don’t take an MP5 loaded with cheap PST, push a Chad wearing a Gen4 with a rifle plate, and expect a frontal mag-dump to solve your problem. It might eventually, but you’re going to have a very bad time finding out.

Pick ammo for the threats you actually expect to fight:

Damage and pen numbers on the ammo charts are useful for comparison, but they aren’t a binding contract signed by Nikita. A cartridge doesn’t deal exactly “85 damage” every single time it touches meat.

Choose a weapon, barrel, and ammo combo that makes sense. Or just bring whatever Fence sold you and turn the raid into a peer-reviewed tragedy.

In the Meat Grinder

Where you hit matters just as much as what you fired.

Clipping an arm isn’t the same as sending a round through the center of someone’s chest. “Center mass” isn’t just a cope for people who can’t consistently hit (Head, Eyes) anymore—it’s where several vital organs are inconveniently stored.

• If you can’t pen the plate, shoot around it (leg meta is still an option).
• If the face is exposed, the face gets clapped.
• A jaw hit is brutal, but it doesn’t automatically mean the brain is destroyed.
• A round through the heart or spine doesn’t give a damn about the target’s remaining HP.
• A bullet stopped by bone might break it and dump all its residual energy into the limb.
• Rifle rounds can tumble and break apart if the meat they hit is deep enough.
• A bullet that exits an arm can continue straight into the torso behind it.

Range matters too. That short-barrel 5.56 that deletes someone across a dorm hallway on Customs is going to leave a much less impressive hole across the lumber yard on Woods.

Two hits from the exact same gun won’t always make identical wounds. One tumbles early, the other stays point-first. One clips a rib, the other goes straight through a lung. Sometimes the guy drops instantly. Sometimes he runs away, bleeds out in a bush, and becomes a mystery corpse five minutes later.

Armor Isn’t Magic (Anymore)

Armor is no longer a percentage-based damage coupon. A plate has to physically stop the bullet.

• Ceramic: Incredible at stopping heavy rounds, but getting shot in the same spot twice means wearing it again is a death wish.
• Steel: Takes a beating and survives, but you’ll still feel like Tagilla took a sledgehammer to your ribs.
• Soft Armor: Great for catching pistol rounds and shrapnel. It is not a hidden rifle plate just because the UI slapped an optimistic class number on it.

Buying zeroed or heavily damaged armor means you’re just gambling that the next bullet won’t find the exact spot where the last guy fucked up.

Even if the plate stops the round, Newton always gets his cut. You can still suffer pain, stamina drain, and contusions. Your helmet might catch a bullet, but you’ll still be seeing stars and fighting a massive concussion.

Surviving the Aftermath

When the shooting stops, don’t instantly go prone on the body to loot six mags of warm PRS. Find cover. Reload. Check if you’re leaking.

Every serious wound bleeds, and severity depends on what got cut. Bleeding doesn’t just tick down your limb HP—it drains a completely separate blood-volume resource. As your blood pressure drops, you get stamina loss, tremors, tunnel vision, and eventually, you lose the ability to sprint or jump. Keep ignoring it, and you’ll just collapse and die while your limb bars still look surprisingly green.

And no, bleeding doesn’t stop just because a hidden timer felt sorry for you. Fix it.

• Bandages: For light external leaks.
• Tourniquets/Hemostatics: For when you’re painting the walls.
• CMS / Surv12: Can close wounds on the limb they repair (if enabled in settings).
• Painkillers: Keep you moving. They do not manufacture blood.

Blacked limbs cause massive, but treatable, external bleeding. Internal bleeding is a whole different nightmare. A destroyed abdomen, torn artery, or severe blunt trauma behind your armor can cause you to bleed internally where a tourniquet can’t reach it. If your pressure keeps dropping and there’s no visible wound left to patch, your raid just got a hard time limit.

Sometimes the big brain play isn’t pushing “one more building,” it’s extracting before your circulatory system shuts down.

Bleeding Out in a Bush

PMCs and Scavs play by the exact same medical rules you do.

An enemy retreating isn’t necessarily flanking you. He might just be leaking a pint of tactical fluid behind a rock. You can trade shots, disengage, and find him dead later. But remember: you can also win the fight, grab his loot, and die 50 meters from extract because you forgot to check your own thorax.

Always confirm your own medical status before you confirm the kill.

Blood Loss Follows You Home

Extracting doesn’t magically top off your PMC’s blood.

Lost blood carries over between raids and regenerates slowly. Queueing back up immediately while half-empty is a legitimate strategy, sure—in the same way that fighting Killa with a Makarov is a legitimate strategy.

Therapist sells Blood Transfusion Kits, and you can craft them at the Hideout’s Medstation. Bring one. Carrying it costs space; not carrying it might cost everything else in your backpack.

Shotguns & Grenades

Buckshot uses realistic pellet counts now (way more than the Tarkov-standard 8). Flechettes act like steel needles: they penetrate well but aren’t great at ripping wide wounds. Less-lethal rounds won’t act like they were built to hunt IFVs anymore.

Grenade shrapnel is dangerous way past the vanilla boundaries. Soft armor catches the small stuff, but chunky fragments will ruin your raid and your insurance return.

If you hear a nade bounce, get the hell out of the room.

Adjusting the Suffering

Hit F12. You can tweak damage and bleeding separately for your PMC, bot PMCs, and Scavs. Keep it equally lethal for everyone, make bots less likely to bleed out in the woods, or crank all the sliders toward maximum (Head, Physics).

Internal bleeding and several medical behaviors are also fully customizable.

Compatibility & Uninstallation

P.L.A.T.E. completely rips out and replaces Tarkov’s ballistics, armor, and trauma systems. Other mods doing the same thing will break.

Modded ammo and armor from other creators are supported if they use physical properties. If another mod adds a weightless bullet traveling at Mach 10, P.L.A.T.E. will try to calculate it, and the results will be educational.

Fika support is currently untested.

WARNING: UNINSTALLING

The only new item added to your actual profile is the Blood Transfusion Kit.

Before uninstalling P.L.A.T.E., you must delete every Transfusion Kit from your PMC’s inventory and your stash. After that, removing the mod is safe.

Bring ammo that kills the armor you expect to fight.

Bring meds that fix the armor you expect to wear.

Stop trusting construction helmets.

This mod redacts all references to [REDACTED] due to the recent c&d SP[R] received.

Preview

Installation

Drag and drop.

Thanks

Massive thank you to:

• chatgpt

• Shows all items compatible with the hovered item in both directions
• Hover over ammo → compatible magazines and guns light up
• Hover over a magazine → compatible guns and ammo light up
• Hover over a gun → compatible attachments, ammo, and magazines light up

Key features:

• Configurable highlight color (default: green)
• Adjustable hover delay before the highlight appears
• Can toggle container items (backpacks, rigs, cases) on or off
• Option to use vanilla highlighting when you’re actively dragging items

Credits

Inspired by AC’s - Attachment Compatibility Highlight.

CineKit is an in-raid cinematic camera toolkit for SPT players who want to record videos, create smooth camera movements, plan shots, or explore Tarkov from new perspectives.

Ordinary freecam systems can struggle when the camera moves far away from the player or high above the map because EFT continues calculating visibility around the character. CineKit integrates with EFT’s culling, environment, LOD, and vegetation systems so distant and high-altitude shots continue rendering without requiring the player to follow the camera.

[WARNING] Freecam keeps distant terrain and objects rendered beyond EFT’s normal culling range, which may reduce performance or cause stuttering. Lower the LOD and render-distance settings if needed. For static world shots, disabling AI can significantly improve performance. During recording, frame simulation can maintain the target output frame rate even when the game runs more slowly.

Usage

Press Home while in a raid to open or close the CineKit GUI menu.

Press F12 to open the BepInEx configuration menu, where CineKit settings and hotkeys can also be changed.

Features

Freecam

• Detached cinematic camera with smooth movement and rotation
• Adjustable speed, boost speed, and mouse sensitivity
• Optional player control while using the freecam
• Improved distant and high-altitude map rendering
• Integration with EFT’s visibility and culling systems

Camera Paths

• Create, edit, save, and reuse camera paths
• Smooth Bézier curves with editable points and tangents
• Per-point speed, acceleration, deceleration, and delays
• Connected, looping, and camera-relative path placement
• In-world path visualization and editing

Recording

• Record video and game audio through FFmpeg
• Supports capture frame rates above the game’s rendered frame rate
• Adjustable resolution, frame rate, and quality

Visuals and Controls

• Adjustable antialiasing, grass distance, and object LOD
• Custom crosshair and interface options
• Configurable hotkeys

Camera Paths

Create camera points from the freecam’s current position and combine them into smooth, cinematic routes.

Path features include:

• Multiple path groups
• Smooth Bézier curves
• Editable incoming and outgoing tangents
• Per-point speed, acceleration, deceleration, and delays
• Connected and looping routes
• In-world editing and path visualization
• Reusable saved templates

Recording

CineKit can record camera-path playback with game audio through FFmpeg.

Before recording, place ffmpeg.exe in the CineKit plugin folder or add FFmpeg to your system PATH.

CineKit is designed for cinematic videos, map showcases, planned camera movements, environment exploration, and perspectives that are difficult to achieve with a basic freecam.

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

• ESP that also works in scopes and magnified optics
• 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 chams, labels, 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

Menu

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

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.

Server-side flea market mod for SPT 4.1.

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.

Take complete control over ammunition stack sizes in SPT 4.1.x.

Cobra’s Ammo Stack is a lightweight, server-side mod that lets you configure ammunition stack sizes by caliber, supports custom ammunition from other mods, and allows individual item overrides using a simple JSON configuration file.

Features

• Configure stack sizes by caliber
• Supports vanilla ammunition
• Supports modded ammunition
• Automatic support for custom calibers
• Individual item stack size overrides
• Configurable default stack size
• Configurable grenade launcher ammunition stack sizes
• Lightweight server-side implementation
• No client installation required
• Minimal startup logging

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.

Note: Some SPT 4.1.x installations use an SPT_Runtime folder. If your installation includes it, install the mod to SPT_Runtime/user/mods. Otherwise, install it to user/mods.

Configuration

Edit the included config.json to customize ammunition stack sizes.

Available configuration options include:

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

Compatibility

• SPT 4.1.x
• No additional dependencies
• Compatible with Fika

Source Code

GitHub: https://github.com/CobraSnipper/CobrasAmmoStack

License

Released under the MIT License.

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~

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

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

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

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.

AmmoGen is a server-side framework for SPTarkov that lets anyone create custom ammo, ammo boxes, and loot injections using simple JSON packs, no programming required.

What It Does

• Loads ammo packs from user/mods/AmmoGen/ammo/
• Clones existing ammo templates and overrides stats, names, prices, and stack sizes
• Registers custom ammo with the item database, handbook, and flea market
• Adds ammo to vanilla traders with optional custom ammo box listings
• Adds workbench crafting recipes with searchable item requirements
• Patches magazine and weapon filters so the new ammo fits existing gear
• Injects custom ammo and boxes into container loot tables
• Handles all item registration and validation internally

Web Tool

Create ammo packs visually with the AmmoGen Tool — pick a base ammo, tweak stats, configure traders/crafting/loot, and export a ready-to-use zip.

Installation

1. Drag the SPT folder from the mod archive into your SPT installation directory.
2. Start the server. AmmoGen loads automatically and waits for ammo packs.

Making an Ammo Pack

1. Open the AmmoGen Tool.
2. Select a base ammo template, set your custom stats, name, and description.
3. Configure traders, crafting, magazine/weapon filters, ammo boxes, and loot as desired.
4. Click Export to download a zip.
5. Drag the SPT folder into your SPT install to test (ALWAYS use a new temporary profile when testing).

Tip: Always test on a new developer profile so you can verify trader purchases, crafting, and loot without affecting your main save.

Publishing an Ammo Pack

The AmmoGen 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 AmmoGen v2.0.1 for SPT 4.0.13.
2. Do not include the AmmoGen 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.

A lightweight Windows desktop app that monitors the SPT Forge for new and updated mods in real time.

Note on antivirus flags: A small number of vendors may flag this exe as malicious. Most of them (ALYac, Arcabit, Emsisoft, eScan, GData, VIPRE) all run BitDefender’s engine under the hood and are triggering off the same single false positive detection. These are not real threats. Source code is open on GitHub.

What it does

SPTChecker runs quietly in your system tray and checks the Forge every 5 minutes for changes. When it finds something, it sends a Windows toast notification and updates the UI — no need to manually browse the Forge to stay up to date.

It can also do the reverse: point it at your SPT install folder and it’ll scan your actually-installed mods and tell you which ones have updates waiting on the Forge (see Local mod scanning below) — entirely opt-in, off by default.

How it works

1. On first launch, the app populates both columns — New Mods from the Forge RSS feed and Recently Updated mirroring the website’s “Recently Updated” tab.
2. Both columns use the Forge RSS feeds and API — no HTML scraping.
3. Every 5 minutes, it re-fetches and compares against stored state.
4. New mod URLs are flagged as New. The Recently Updated column mirrors the Forge website in real time.
5. If a mod author unpublishes their mod, it is automatically removed from the display.
6. Results persist across checks and restarts — new findings push older entries down in a rolling history (up to 7 per column).
7. If a check fails (Forge unreachable, network hiccup, etc.), the app doesn’t crash — it shows the error in the status bar and quietly retries on the next cycle.

UI

• Two-panel layout — New mods on the left, recently updated mods on the right (up to 7 per column)
• Mod cards — Each card shows the thumbnail, title, author, version, category, and description
• Version diff — Updated mods show the version change inline (e.g. 1.2.3 → 1.3.0)
• View Change Notes — A small icon on updated mod cards opens a popup with that version’s changelog, rendered as actual markdown (bold, italic, inline code, headers, bullet lists, and clickable links that open in your browser) rather than a plain text dump, plus a direct “Open on Forge” button
• NEW badge — Freshly detected mods are marked with a green NEW badge so you can spot changes at a glance
• NEW AUTHOR badge — Mods from accounts created in the last 60 days are flagged so you can spot new community members
• Timestamps — Each card shows how long ago the mod was published or updated (e.g. “2h ago”, “yesterday”)
• Hover-scrolling — Hover over any card to smoothly scroll truncated text and read the full details
• Click to open — Click any card to open the mod page directly on the Forge
• Right-click menu — Right-click any card for quick options to view change notes, open on Forge, or copy the link
• Category legend — Hover the info icon in the header for a color key to every mod category
• Stats window — Click Stats for total mods tracked, mods added this week, a 30-day daily-activity chart (hover any point for the exact date/count), and the top 5 authors/categories by activity in the last 30 days (rolls forward automatically, no manual reset). Author names are clickable and open their Forge profile
• Window size memory — The app remembers and restores its window size between sessions
• Dark theme — Styled to match the SPT aesthetic

Local mod scanning (opt-in)

Click Local Mods to check your own installed mods against the Forge — entirely optional and off by default. This is a first iteration of the feature; if you run into anything odd, please report it.

1. Point it at your SPT install folder (validated automatically — it checks for BepInEx/plugins or SPT/user/mods).
2. Click Scan Now. Rather than guessing a mod’s identity from its filename or source code shape, the app reads each mod’s real declared metadata via actual .NET reflection, so it works no matter how a mod author’s code is structured. A progress bar tracks each mod as it’s checked against the Forge.
3. Each mod is matched against the Forge (exact ID lookup first, falling back to a smarter name search — handling camelCase/dotted internal names, author-prefixed names, and a full-text fallback search — then fuzzy ranking) and grouped into color-coded sections:
   • Updates Available (orange) — shown as full mod cards (thumbnail, version diff, changelog, right-click menu — same as the main feed), with an Open All button to launch every one of those mod pages in your browser at once
   • Up to Date (green) — a simple clickable list linking to each mod’s Forge page
   • Not Found on Forge (red) — mods that couldn’t be matched (see below for why)
4. Mods that ship both a client-side plugin and a separate server-side file (common for larger mods) are recognized as one logical mod and shown as a single result, not two duplicate entries.
5. A toast notification fires if any installed mods have updates available.
6. Your folder path and last scan results are remembered across restarts. If enabled, it automatically rescans once when the app launches — it does not rescan on the regular 5-minute timer, only on startup or when you manually click Scan Now.

Why a mod might show up as “Not Found on Forge”: its internal name may not closely resemble its actual Forge listing title, it may be part of a bundled mod pack rather than listed individually, it may have been removed or renamed on the Forge, or it may be a core SPT/framework component rather than an actual mod (filtered out on purpose). SPTChecker would rather report “not found” than risk flagging the wrong mod as needing an update.

System tray

• Closing the window minimizes to tray instead of quitting
• Double-click the tray icon to restore the window
• Right-click for Show, Check Now, or Quit
• Tray badge — A red dot appears on the tray icon when there are unread changes while the app is minimized, with an unread count in the tooltip. Clears automatically when you open the window
• Toast notifications work even while minimized

Status bar

• Forge status indicator — A dot shows whether the last check reached the Forge OK (green) or failed (red); hover for details
• Live countdown — Shows time remaining until the next automatic check
• Running summary — Shows the baseline mod count on first run, or how many new/updated mods were found (and total tracked) on each subsequent check

Additional features

• Run on Startup — One-click checkbox to launch silently in the background when Windows starts
• Thumbnail caching — Mod thumbnails are cached to disk and auto-purged after 3 days; mods with no uploaded thumbnail get the same wireframe placeholder icon shown on the Forge itself, instead of a blank box
• Unpublished mod detection — Mods removed from the Forge are automatically cleared from the display
• Low resource usage — Connection pooling, shared fonts, smart timer that sleeps when the window is hidden, and state writes are skipped when nothing changed
• Standalone .exe — No Python installation required, just download and run

Install
Extract zip content to root game folder

Config
.\SPT_Runtime\user\mods\MeleeMultiplier\Config\MeleeMultiplierConfig.json5 change “meleeDamageMultiplier” value to any integer number

{
  // damage multiplier x10 by default
  "meleeDamageMultiplier": 10,
 
  // List of item template IDs to exclude.
  // https://db.sp-tarkov.com/search (root.item._id)
  "excludedMeleeItems": [
    "6087e570b998180e9f76dc24", // Tagillas Superfors DB 2020 Dead Blow Hammer
    "5fc64ea372b0dd78d51159dc" // Сultist knife
  ],
}

Inspired by https://forge.sp-tarkov.com/mod/819/deadly-blades

TraderGen is a server-side framework for SPTarkov that lets anyone create custom traders using simple JSON files, no programming required.

What It Does

• Loads trader packs from user/mods/TraderGen/traders/
• Registers traders, assort items, loyalty levels, and custom quests automatically
• Supports story quests with multiple objectives (kill, handover, survive/extract)
• Handles all image routing and locale registration internally

Web Tool

Create trader packs visually with the TraderGen Tool — fill in forms, upload images, and export a ready-to-use zip.

Installation

1. Drag the SPT folder from the mod archive into your SPT installation directory.
2. Start the server. TraderGen loads automatically and waits for trader packs.

Making a Trader Pack

1. Open the TraderGen Tool.
2. Fill in trader details, loyalty levels, items, and optional quests.
3. Click Export to download a zip.
4. Drag the SPT folder into your SPT install to test (ALWAYS use a new temporary profile when testing).

Do not rename any files or images after exporting. The mod references them by their generated names (e.g., avatar.jpg, tpl_*.jpg) - renaming will break the pack.

In-Game Export Feature

This allows you to export weapon builds, as well as armour, rig setups, and even containers with items in them and import them into the web app to add to your trader, making the process far easier.

Read about it here.

Publishing a Trader Pack

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

When publishing:

1. State the dependencies: Your add-on requires com.serenity.tradergen v2.0.3+ and com.wtt.commonlib v2.0.20+ (WTT - CommonLib)
2. Do not include the TraderGen/WTT-CommonLib DLL or other authors’ packs in your zip
3. Include your assets: Ensure assets/avatar.jpg and any quest icons are present — do not rename them, the mod references them by their generated names

Dependencies

• SPTarkov 4.0.13
• WTT - CommonLib 2.0.20+

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.

• 651 voice lines! these are basically, to be honest, just the usec3 (josh) voice lines but female

voice by thelivingmythVA

https://www.castingcall.club/jessie-rogers

https://x.com/thelivingmyth1

https://www.youtube.com/@thelivingmythVA

requirements

• WTT CommonLib (wont work without it)

mods recommended to be used with this mod

• https://forge.sp-tarkov.com/mod/1519/wtt-waac-womens-advanced-assault-corps
• https://forge.sp-tarkov.com/mod/1994/dlc-vanilla-fem-clothing

voice lines preview

SPT, see you next time

Ko-Fi | Ifdian

{
    "WildSpawnType": "sectantOni",
    "IsBoss": true,
    "DisplayName": "Oni"
}, 
    // The above is the EFT native WildSpawnType. When adding new types later, 
    // you need to bring `,` after `}`.
{
    "WildSpawnType": "blackDivAssault", 
    // Write the WildSpawnType name here.
    "IsBoss": false, 
    // Whether to serve as a Boss type. 
    // When using the help command, a `[Boss]` prefix will be added for this type.
    "DisplayName": "Black Division Assault" 
    // Display name. When using the help command, 
    // only this name will be displayed, not the WildSpawnType name.
} 
    // The last `}` should not have `,`.

Switching back to your gun mid-sprint? Boost drops instantly, so no you cant cheese, or can you? :D

Config: Sprint Speed Multiplier default 1.15, range 1.0–2.0

All settings are available in the F12 BepInEx menu in-game.

Check F12 menu for sunlight and skybox settings

Images

To update, delete db/items.json and it will be re-downloaded.

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🧩 Overview

Escape From Low Frames is a Performance focused project designed to try fixing Framerate & Latency issues with Tarkov

Escape From Low Frames Utilizes

• ⚙️ NVIDIA Profile Inspector Revamped (NVPI-R)

NVIDIA Profile Inspector Revamped (NVPI-R) is a community-driven, enhanced fork of the original NVIDIA Profile Inspector (NVPI), designed to improve usability, documentation, and user experience. It was created to address the limitations of the original tool, which had become outdated and lacked support, as well as the incomplete state of other forks.

⚡ What Does My Preset Try To Achieve?

• 📈 Increases framerate
• 📉 Tries to stabilise 1% lows
• 🧠 Tries to reduce the CPU bottlenecks
• 📊 Tries to keep frames consistent
• ⚙️ Utilizes Smooth Motion & DLSS 4.5

📥 Mod Installation

1. Download from Latest Release
2. Extract the Escape From Low Frames.zip file
3. Open the Escape From Low Frames folder
4. Open the NVPI-R.exe as Administrator
5. Click on Profile and search for Escape From Tarkov
6. Click on Export user defined profiles and then Export current profile including predefined settings
7. Save Escape From Tarkov.nip to your desired location
8. Click on Import user defined profiles and then Import profile(s)
9. In the Escape From Low Frames folder, open Preset folder
10. Now select the Escape From Low Frames.nip and Apply Changes

❓ Running Into Issues?

If you are running into issues, Leave a Comment With your issue or Contact me on Discord if you have a specific issue: @nrk_z

This feature is already in APBS.

Default chance is 5%

Player Scav can be any of these bosses:

• bossBoar
• bossBully
• bossGluhar
• bossKilla
• bossKillaAgro
• bossKnight
• bossKojaniy
• bossKolontay
• bossPartisan
• bossSanitar
• bossTagilla
• bossTagillaAgro
• bossZryachiy
• followerBigPipe
• followerBirdEye
• sectantPriest

Bosses can be removed from the list via the Config.

Please copy and paste, if you don’t then it’s not going to remove it.

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It also adds caliber labels to weapons, magazines, in-raid items, along with AmandsSense support, alternative ammo sorting, and show names in trading.
It’s easier to check in the settings - you can turn off everything you don’t need.

Show Names in Trading:

Hold a key at a trader to show item names instead of prices.
Default: Left Alt. Containers are not supported.

Ammo Sorting:

Added primary and secondary sorting with ascending/descending selection.
Tertiary sorting is always alphabetical. Sorting also applies to traders.

Sort modes:

• Caliber - sort by caliber type
• Alphabetical - sort by ammo name
• Count - sort by ammo/box count
• Rarity - sort by rarity from Item Info (can be changed in advanced mode)
• Damage - sort by ammo damage value
• Penetration - sort by ammo penetration power

Certified PMC

A mod for SP Tarkov, an offline single player emulator for the game Escape from Tarkov.

Randomizes your PMC’s skills and masteries at character creation, because not every ‘trained operative’ starts life the same way.

New profile is required!

Does not modify SCAV’s skills.

Configuration

The mod can be configured by editing the config.json file. The following options are available:

• minSkillLevel: The minimum level for any skill (default: 0)
• maxSkillLevel: The maximum level for any skill (default: 1500)
  • 100 represents 1 skill level, so 1500 is actually level 15
• minMasteryLevel: The minimum level for any mastery (default: 0)
• maxMasteryLevel: The maximum level for any mastery (default: 1000)
• Skills list:
  • if true the skill will be randomized, if false it will be set to the 0 level
• Mastering:
  • SplitByFaction (default: true):
    • if true the mastery levels will be randomized separately for each faction (USEC, BEAR), according to the list below this option
    • if false both BEAR and USEC weapon masteries will be randomized together

Installation

Copy contents of the archive to root SPTarkov directory.

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Not compatible with SAIN, as I have already added this fix to SAIN in 4.4.0

Installation:

Thanks to Ozen for finding this when I complained about it in the SAIN thread! Without him this fix would not have been possible

• Backpack stack limit
  • Limit Changed: 7 → 42
• Remove In-Raid Item limits (How much of something you can carry in raid)
  • Example: 1m Roubles → No Limit
• Remove Inventory Item limits (How much of something you can bring into raid)
  • Example: 500k Roubles → No Limit
• Remove Flea Listing limits (How much of something you can list on the flea)
  • Example: 6 Virtex → No Limit

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Sense shows icons over interactable items within a range, such as Loot, Containers, and Dead Bodies. There are unique highlights for Kappa, Quest and Wishlist Items. It will also show an icon and distance to map extracts, along with extract status.

Activate Sense key is Double Click F by default.

Colors, Audio, Keybind, Cooldown, Speed, Duration and Radius can all be changed in the F12 menu

Installation

1) Open the downloaded 7z file in 7-zip

2) Select the folder in the 7z file in 7-zip

3) Drag the selected folder from 7-zip into your SPT folder

Demonstration Video (Yes, it’s Quest Tracker, but the same concept applies to all of my mods, I’m not making mod-specific extraction example videos):

Thanks

Thanks to Amands2Mello for Sense, they did all the real work, I just updated it :)

Permission was obtained from Amands2Mello to release this fork.

Now allows modifying the following item parameters:

• Maximum stack size
• Maximum resource value
• Height and width
• Weight
• Price

Stack size and resource values are supported for barter items, medical items, special items, repair kits, food and drinks. All other parameters should work for all items without any problems.

Sorting items with resources into stacks may not work correctly due to conflicts with other mods. I can’t track down issues across all mods, so I’ve removed them from the default config. Add them manually and test yourself.

Config can be edited at:

• https://127.0.0.1:6969/bis

Parent IDs can be used to assign properties to item groups. Properties are applied only to direct children. Item IDs take priority over parent IDs.

Some parents' IDs:
57864a66245977548f04a81f - Electronics
6759673c76e93d8eb20b2080 - Flyers
57864e4c24597754843f8723 - Flammable materials
590c745b86f7743cc433c5f2 - Others
57864ee62459775490116fc1 - Batteries
57864ada245977548638de91 - Building materials
57864a3d24597754843f8721 - Jewelry
57864c8c245977548867e7f1 - Medical supplies
5448e8d04bdc2ddf718b4569 - Food
5448e8d64bdc2dce718b4568 - Drinks
567849dd4bdc2d150f8b456e - Maps
5448f3a64bdc2d60728b456a - Injectors
5448f3ac4bdc2dce718b4569 - Injury treatment
5448f3a14bdc2d27728b4569 - Drugs
5448f39d4bdc2d0a728b4568 - Medkits
543be5dd4bdc2deb348b4569 - Money
5448ecbe4bdc2d60728b4568 - Info items
5447e0e74bdc2d3c308b4567 - Special items
66abb0743f4d8b145b1612c1 - Multitools
616eb7aea207f41933308f46 - Repair kits
57864bb7245977548b3b66c2 - Tools

Other can be found on any wiki.
Most of them won't work correctly with stack size and max resource.

Price changes require a server restart. Config reload doesn’t work. Height and width changes require clearing cache. Press the “Clean Temp Files” in SPT Launcher. For all other parameters, only a client restart is required.

Features

• Adds 24 rear sights with anime girls on them. 8 for MCX and 16 for MBUS weapons.
• Rear sights are sold by the Mechanic and on the Flea Market
• Easily add new and edit current iron sights by editing JSON files (guide below)

Installation

1. Download the latest versions on the Releases page
2. Extract the downloaded ZIP file on the root of your SPT Installation
3. Start up the server

How to add new sights or edit them

This mod has a small JSON interpreter that allows you to add and edit new back iron sights into the game.

items.jsonc

All you have to do is open db/items.jsonc with your preferred text editor and add the follow structure for your iron sight:

{
  "id": "YOUR_ITEM_MONGOID",
  "clone_from_tpl": "ITEM_TO_CLONE_FROM_MONGOID",
  "bundle_path": "path/to/your/bundle.bundle",
  "price": 4000, // Item price. This will be used on Handbook and Mechanic
  "ergonomics": 3 // Ergo boost. You can set this to any value, but play nice ;) (or dont, I'm not the SPT police)
}

Locales

Then, you need to add the Name, ShortName and Description of your item, otherwise it will have a weird name. To do that, open db/locales/en.json with your preferred text editor and add the follow structure:

"YOUR_ITEM_MONGOID": {
    "name": "Your beautiful item name",
    "short_name": "Short name",
    "description": "Very detailed and incredible item description that will give the player a lot of information and totally not be useless"
}

Credits

• Rexana - For giving the idea.
• GrooveyPenguinX - For making WTT-BundleMaster, used to fix the original bundles
• SamSWAT - For making the original mod and bundles
• ApertureAwesome - Girls Frontline M4 SOPMOD II.
• ApertureAwesome - Ram & Rem
• Farengar, tac.error, Rymd - Ai Fuyuumi
• Sumerikan - Art for Anti 1 & 2
• And one more unknown artist…