What you need

• A working SPT 4.x install.
• This mod.
• The mod turned on in its config (see below).

If you use other mods that change session end screens, the main menu, or stash UI, list them when you report a problem.

Install

1. Download the release ZIP — the filename looks like Softwyx.CareerLog-1.0.199.zip (the version number changes each release).
2. Extract it so that your game folder contains:
   • BepInEx\plugins\Softwyx.CareerLog\Softwyx.CareerLog.dll
   • BepInEx\plugins\Softwyx.CareerLog\locales\
   • BepInEx\plugins\Softwyx.CareerLog\assets\
3. Start the game.

First launch may create:

• BepInEx\config\com.softwyx.careerlog.cfg

Edit while the game is closed, or use Configuration Manager in-game.

After a raid

1. Finish a raid (extract, death, or MIA).
2. Step through RAID MAP (path + markers) then RAID DEBRIEF (loot + counters for that run).
3. Optional: enable vanilla Session statistics in config to see it after the debrief.

Main menu — RECORDS

1. Click RECORDS on the main menu.
2. Use Summary, Financial, and Raid history tabs.
3. Pick a raid for detail and MAP.
4. Filter PMC, Scav, or Combined as needed.

Data saves when the raid ends through the normal session flow. Force-quits may skip that raid.

Settings (overview)

Open Configuration Manager or edit com.softwyx.careerlog.cfg while the game is closed.

More details can be found here.

Delete the config with the game closed to restore defaults.

Known issues / quirks

1. Map missing for a location — Some maps may show a message that the image is unavailable; movement and markers may still be saved.
2. Scav runs — Scav raids are recorded and tagged; they are stored under your PMC profile id (for convenience).
3. Bring-in gear vs looted gear — Loot stats and markers try to ignore gear you brought into the raid; edge cases (stacks, containers, quest items) may still look odd in rare situations.
4. Other session-end or menu UI mods — Best-effort compatibility. If something breaks, test with only Career Log + SPT essentials.

How to report a bug or ask for help

1. Mod version — LogOutput.log, line with Career Log / [CLG] and version.
2. Game / SPT — Version numbers if you know them.
3. What happened — One sentence.
4. Steps — Map, side, outcome, buttons clicked.
5. Other mods — Especially UI, session end, economy, maps.
6. Logs — BepInEx\LogOutput.log (game closed).

If the mod you are using is not signed by me then it isn’t from me and I can’t help you with it.

Use the download site’s issue tracker or comments. Do not email about mods.

This document will use Mcs as the abbreviation for Miyako Carry Service; you will be referred to as McsLeadPlayer, and the AI teammates generated by Mcs will be referred to as McsBotPlayer.

Supports full customization of McsBotPlayer equipment through Mcs Inventory Mode, supports generating any type of AI as a McsBotPlayer, even AI types provided by other mods, supports McsBotPlayers picking up specified loot, supports commanding McsBotPlayers through the command system, compatible with SAIN, compatible with Fika.

In Fika multiplayer, each player can have their own McsBotPlayer squad.

Allows any type of AI to become your teammate, even Bosses

You can even generate AI types provided by third-party mods such as Black Division Home, UNTAR Go Home!, RUAF Come Home!, as long as your configuration file is correct.

Installation

1. Place the folder located in the downloaded zip into your main SPT folder.
2. Mod will be activated by default.

How To Generate McsBotPlayer

Mcs mimics a carry service in the gaming industry. In this process, you need to select the desired service, place an order and pay, and play together with the player who comes to serve you. Therefore, Mcs provides a trader Tsukiyuki Miyako to handle all these actions

Currently Mcs does not provide indefinite service. When the service period you set expires, McsBotPlayer will automatically delete the friend.

How to Customize McsBotPlayer Equipment

1. You need to have a McsBotPlayer that has been added as a friend.
2. Open the Invite to group interface from the bottom left corner of the bottom bar.
3. Right-click on the McsBotPlayer to bring up the right-click menu, select OPEN INVENTORY.
4. At this point, you will enter Mcs Inventory Mode.
5. In Mcs Inventory Mode, you can customize the McsBotPlayer’s equipment through operations exactly the same as normal gameplay.
6. When entering Mcs Inventory Mode, the Miyako trader will provide all items for purchase at 1 ruble
7. To return to the main character, there are two ways: one is to right-click on the McsBotPlayer through the Invite to group interface again and select RETURN TO MAIN CHARACTER; the other is to directly click the green Mcs Inventory Mode button on the bottom bar, which can also return to the main character.

1. Mcs Inventory Mode modifies the McsBotPlayer‘s equipment only in PMC mode. As is well known, PMC mode and SCAV mode are two different characters. According to game settings, you cannot control the SCAV character’s equipment, so Mcs will also maintain this setting.

2. The McsBotPlayer‘s friend slot has a time limit and will automatically delete the friend when it expires. If you don’t want the carefully adjusted McsBotPlayer equipment to be deleted due to expiration, it is recommended to order a McsBotPlayer for a longer period of time.

How to Get Loot Picked Up by McsBotPlayers in Raid

When a McsBotPlayer picks up target loot, to get items from the McsBotPlayer besides looting the body after the McsBotPlayer dies, you can also use the OPEN INVENTORY command on a single McsBotPlayer through the Mcs command menu to remotely open the McsBotPlayer’s backpack while the McsBotPlayer is still alive.

According to game settings, McsBotPlayer mimics a real player, so after they pick up loot, if you don’t personally take it, everything will not belong to you after the raid ends.

If you want it, then you’ll have to take it, as you have already known.

How to Customize McsBotPlayer Types

1. Start the server once first, and spawntype.json will be generated under MiyakoCarryServiceServer/configs.
2. If you don’t understand the following content, it’s recommended not to mess around with it yourself. Incorrect modifications will cause errors. If you really want to change it, read on. You can also leave it to AI to do it. If it’s still changed incorrectly, just delete spawntype.json and restart the server, and a new file will be generated again.
3. First, you need to know the JSON format rules. It’s best to use an editor like VS Code that can check JSON format.
4. Then you need to know the WildSpawnType names of AI provided by third-party mods or built-in to the original game.
5. Take Black Division Home as an example. It provides a Black Division WildSpawnType: blackDivAssault.
6. Now you need to add another type in the correct format in spawntype.json.

{
    "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 `,`.

// --------------------------------------------

{
    "WildSpawnType": "xxxWildSpawnType", 
    "IsBoss": false, 
    "DisplayName": "xxxDisplayName",
    "BrainName": "xxxBrainName" 
    // If this third-party mod's WildSpawnType does not use the EFT native brain, 
    // you need to additionally fill in a BrainName. 
    // As for what this BrainName is called, 
    // you need to find it yourself from this mod.
}

7. After ensuring the JSON format is correct and the data is filled in correctly, restart the server. At this time, use the help command in the MESSENGER interface with the Miyako trader, and all types will be displayed in the list of available types.
8. If an exception occurs when generating the customized type, you will receive an error reminder in server log and it will change to generate the default pmc type McsBotPlayer. At this time, you need to check whether the customized type you filled in is incorrect.

Basic

• Enable Looting

Whether Mcs Player will attempt to loot items.

• Price Threshold

Loot below this price will be ignored.

• Loot Name Keyword

Keywords are substrings contained in an item’s full or abbreviated name. Multiple keywords can be separated using “||”, “,” or “，”.

• Loot Keyword Items

Whether McsBotPlayer will attempt to loot keyword items

• Blocked Item Types

Supports select all, deselect all: Ammo, Barter, Info, Container, Food, Backpack, Goggles, Pocket, Tactical Vest, Armor, Grenade, Headphone, Keys, Knife, Magazine, Meds, Mod, Special, Weapon, Other

When Fika is installed, adjusting settings in raid will automatically sync to the host

Command

MemberCommand

• Report Enemy Position

If McsBotPlayer is currently in combat, command McsBotPlayer to report known enemy positions.

• Regroup

If McsBotPlayer is not currently in combat, command McsBotPlayer to follow the McsLeadPlayer.

• Go To

If McsBotPlayer is not currently in combat, command McsBotPlayer to go to a specified location.

• Hold Position

If McsBotPlayer is not currently in combat, command McsBotPlayer to stay in place.

• Force Teleport

Clear McsBotPlayer’s aggro and attempt to teleport them to current location.

• Open Inventory

Remotely open McsBotPlayer’s inventory remotely, used to transfer loot they have picked up.

TeamCommand

• Team Report Enemy Position

If there are McsBotPlayers in the team currently in combat, command McsBotPlayers to report known enemy positions.

• Team Regroup

If there are McsBotPlayers in the team not currently in combat, command McsBotPlayers to follow the McsLeadPlayer.

• Team Go To

If there are McsBotPlayers in the team not currently in combat, command McsBotPlayers to go to a specified location.

• Team Hold Position

If there are McsBotPlayers in the team not currently in combat, command McsBotPlayers to stay in place.

• Team Force Teleport

Clear aggro for all team McsBotPlayers and attempt to teleport all of them to current location.

When SAIN is installed, Force Teleport will be automatically disabled.

The command system also works normally during Fika multiplayer.

Player

• Teammate Highlight

Whether to highlight all McsBotPlayer characters in raid.

• Teammate Highlight Hotkey

• Teammate Highlight Color

• Enable Mcs Subtitles

Whether to use subtitles to display McsBotPlayer reports.

• English (AI Translate)
• 简体中文
• русский язык (Contributed by NotDifficult)

EFT Native

• marksman
• assault
• bossTest
• bossBully (Mcs default support)
• followerTest
• followerBully
• bossKilla (Mcs default support)
• bossKojaniy (Mcs default support)
• followerKojaniy
• pmcBot (Mcs default support)
• cursedAssault
• bossGluhar (Mcs default support)
• followerGluharAssault
• followerGluharSecurity
• followerGluharScout
• followerGluharSnipe
• followerSanitar
• bossSanitar (Mcs default support)
• test
• assaultGroup
• sectantWarrior
• sectantPriest
• bossTagilla (Mcs default support)
• followerTagilla
• exUsec (Mcs default support)
• gifter
• bossKnight (Mcs default support)
• followerBigPipe (Mcs default support)
• followerBirdEye (Mcs default support)
• bossZryachiy (Mcs default support)
• followerZryachiy
• bossBoar (Mcs default support)
• followerBoar
• arenaFighter
• arenaFighterEvent
• bossBoarSniper
• crazyAssaultEvent
• peacefullZryachiyEvent
• sectactPriestEvent
• ravangeZryachiyEvent
• followerBoarClose1
• followerBoarClose2
• bossKolontay (Mcs default support)
• followerKolontayAssault
• followerKolontaySecurity
• shooterBTR
• bossPartisan (Mcs default support)
• spiritWinter
• spiritSpring
• peacemaker
• pmcBEAR (Mcs default support)
• pmcUSEC (Mcs default support)
• skier
• sectantPredvestnik (Mcs default support)
• sectantPrizrak (Mcs default support)
• sectantOni (Mcs default support)
• infectedAssault (Mcs default support)
• infectedPmc (Mcs default support)
• infectedCivil
• infectedLaborant
• infectedTagilla (Mcs default support)
• bossTagillaAgro (Mcs default support)
• bossKillaAgro (Mcs default support)
• tagillaHelperAgro

Black Division Home

• blackDivLead
• blackDivAssault
• blackDivBreacher
• blackDivSupport

UNTAR Go Home!

• followeruntar
• bossuntarlead
• followeruntarmarksman
• bossuntaroffice

RUAF Come Home!

• ruafRifleman
• ruafRiflemanSenior
• ruafAutorifleman
• ruafGrenadier
• ruafMarksman
• ruafMachinegunner

What you need

• A working SPT already set up.
• This mod.
• The mod is turned on in its config (see below).

If other inventory or loot mods are installed, list them when you report a problem; they sometimes interact in odd ways.

Install

1. Download the release ZIP – the filename looks like Softwyx-LootInVicinity-2.14.40.zip (the version number changes each release).
2. Extract it so that your game folder contains:
   • BepInEx\plugins\Softwyx-LootInVicinity\Softwyx-LootInVicinity.dll
3. Start the game.

First launch may create a config file:

• BepInEx\config\com.softwyx.lootinvicinity.cfg

You can edit that file when the game is closed, or use Configuration Manager in-game.

How to use in-game

1. Enter a raid.
2. Open inventory (usually Tab) without opening a world container (body, crate, etc.).
3. On the right, you should see the Nearby Items panel (title may differ if you changed it in config).
4. Drag or quick move loot like any other stash.

Which items appear is set under 3. Scanning in the config (see below).

Settings

Open Configuration Manager in-game, or edit BepInEx\config\com.softwyx.lootinvicinity.cfg while the game is ** closed**.

1. General

• Enabled – master switch.

2. Inventory panel

• Panel title, Hide panel when empty, Append item count to title – how the right column looks.

3. Scanning

• Scan radius (m) – how far around you the list reaches (3 to 6 m). There is always a 1 m wide zone at your feet where items can show up even when they are under other loot or even under the ground.
• Main scan requires line of sight – when on, loot farther out in that radius must be in clear view (walls still block). Other loot piles and bodies on the ground do not count as blocking. The 1 m zone at your feet ignores this setting.
• Max items in panel – cap on how many rows show each time you open Tab inventory.

4. Quest items

• Show quest items in vicinity – whether quest loot appears in the nearby list.
• Route quest items to task stash – when on, moving quest loot from the panel sends it to the quest stash instead of your pockets.

Delete the config file with the game closed to reset all defaults (or reset manually in-game).

Known issues / quirks

These are behaviours players have reported; they may vary with game version or other mods.

1. Quest items in the Nearby list – Drag previews (green/red outlines) sometimes do not match where a quest item can actually go (for example armour vs backpack). Quick move (e.g. Ctrl + click, depending on your setup) is often more reliable than drag for those items.

2. Mods that change inventory, stash, quick move, or loot – Compatibility is best effort. If something breaks after adding another mod, try with only Loot In Vicinity + SPT essentials to narrow it down.

The mod is updated when issues are reproduced and fixed; the list above may shrink or grow in newer versions.

How to report a bug or ask for help

You get faster help if you include detail. Copy/paste this checklist and fill what you can:

1. Mod version – From BepInEx LogOutput.log: the line where Loot In Vicinity loads (it shows v…).

2. Game / SPT – Roughly what you use (example: “SPT 4.0.13, EFT client build …”). Exact numbers help.

3. What happened – One short sentence (e.g. “Tab in raid, panel empty” / “the game froze after I …”).

4. Steps – Numbered list: what you clicked, map, single player or group (FIKA), etc.

5. Other mods – Names of other BepInEx plugins that touch inventory, loot, UI, or progression.

6. Logs – With the game closed:

   • BepInEx\LogOutput.log (and FullLogOutput.log if someone asks for it)

Where to send it – Use the comments section, or issue tracker of the repo which should be listed where you downloaded the mod. Never email me about mods.

Do not send passwords, full Windows usernames, or unrelated personal files. I will try my best to remove any personal data whenever I see it but my availability is not guaranteed!

Note: not all of these are guaranteed to have been changed, these are just what are supported.

Generic

• CanSellOnRagfair (BSG flea blacklist)
• ConflictingItems (item incompatibility)

Weapons, mods

• Accuracy
• Ergonomics
• Loudness
• Recoil
• Velocity
• CameraSnap
• CenterOfImpact
• DeviationCurve
• DeviationMax
• RecoilAngle
• RecolDispersion (not misspelled)
• RecoilForceBack
• RecoilForceUp

Magazines

• CheckTimeModifier
• LoadUnloadModifier
• MalfunctionChance

Ammo

• AmmoAccr (accuracy)
• AmmoRec (recoil)
• ArmorDamage
• BallisticCoeficient
• BulletMassGram
• Damage
• DurabilityBurnModificator
• FragmentationChance
• HeatFactor
• HeavyBleedingDelta
• InitialSpeed
• LightBleedingDelta
• MalfFeedChance
• MalfMisfireChance
• PenetrationChanceObstacle
• PenetrationPower
• PenetrationPowerDiviation (not misspelled)
• StackMaxSize

Armor, rigs, helmets, glasses

• BlindnessProtection
• BlocksEarpiece
• BluntThroughput
• DeafStrength
• MousePenalty (turn speed)
• SpeedPenaltyPercent
• WeaponErgonmicPenalty

Headphones

• AmbientVolume
• CompressorAttack
• CompressorGain
• CompressorRelease
• CompressorThreshold
• RolloffMultiplier
• Distortion
• DryVolume

Nightvision

• DiffuseIntensity
• Intensity
• NoiseIntensity
• NoiseScale

Keys

• MaximumNumberOfUsages

• ExcludeProperties: Each property can be individually excluded. See Properties tab or the included properties.md file for a list of property names.
• IncludeItems: Apply changes only to specified items. Ignores ExcludeItems.
• ExcludeItems: Apply changes to all items except specified.
• AllPrices: Update prices for all items
• UnblacklistedPrices: Update prices only for items that are newly available on the flea market
• UpdateGunsmith: Apply changes to Gunsmith tasks

Use the SPT Item Finder to find item IDs for lists.

• Fully compatible with WTT Content Backport
• Supercedes RuKira’s AttachmentBackport

• Live Flea Prices can keep item prices up to date with live.
• Skipper may be required to complete some Gunsmith or similar tasks.

Data is sourced from tarkov.dev. I’ll do my best to keep the data up to date with notable changes, keep an eye on the date above. Feel free to comment if I’m over a week late to an update.

Live loot value A native-looking label in your inventory screen shows your running total loot value based on current flea market prices, with handbook fallback when flea data isn’t available.

Animated raid summary A polished breakdown screen plays on extraction showing your total value, top 5 finds by price, items looted, and kill count. Click anywhere to dismiss early, or set it to auto-close after a few seconds from the F12 config menu.

Raid History panel A new HISTORY button in the main menu opens a side drawer with a card for every raid this session map, raid type, loot value, and kill summary at a glance. Holds the last 15 raids.

PMC & Scav support PMC raids track only newly acquired items. Scav raids include your spawn loadout in the total.

Flea + handbook fallback Pulls live flea market prices from your SPT server, falls back to handbook values when flea data isn’t available.

PIT Fireteam integration Automatically detects PIT Fireteam and adds a TEAMMATES section to the summary screen with each follower’s kill count also shows squad kills in the history panel. No configuration needed.

Secret easter egg Check the F12 BepInEx config menu.

You can manage your teammates from the in-game My Squad screen. From there, you can build your roster, adjust squad settings, customize individual teammates, invite them into your raid group, and decide who should automatically join future raids.

Notable features:

• Dedicated squad screen - manage your roster, customize teammates, and settings from a separate My Squad interface.
• Teammate customization - change teammate name, appearance, voice, tactic, aggression, and loadout.
• Weapon-aware combat - teammate decisions consider weapon role, caliber, magazine capacity, ammo penetration, and secondary weapon options.
• Teammate commands - issue combat, movement, attention, loot, and door commands through existing Tarkov phrases and gestures.
• Objective-based combat orders - use commands such as Go Forward, Need Help, Cover Me, and Suppress to shift squad priorities without directly micromanaging every movement.
• Raid group support - invite teammates into your group manually or use Auto Join to preload selected teammates into your next PMC raid.
• Map transitions - teammates who you spawned with can follow you through map transitions.
• Progression system - teammates gain raid experience and common-skill progress that persists between raids.
• Quest assist - teammate kills can count toward player kill quests when the kill meets the quest criteria.
• Loot management - teammates who you spawned with can return items after the raid and you can also manage their backpacks while in raid. (See Gameplay Guide > Loot Management)
• Fallen teammate gear gathering - outside combat, a teammate can be ordered to check a body and gather recoverable gear from it, mainly to help collect gear from fallen squadmates.
• Post-raid reports - receive report about if your team made it out with the loot after you died. (See Gameplay Guide > Raid Survival Post Player)

Compatibility tested with:

• SAIN installed
• Looting Bots installed
• Acid’s Bot Placement System
• Acid’s Progressive Bot System

The mod is still sensitive to other mods that heavily change bot AI, grouping, perception, hostility, or spawning. If teammates become hostile, ignore enemies, or behave strangely, test with fewer bot-related mods first.

Required dependency:

• BigBrain

Recommended:

• WAYPOINTS - EXPANDED NAVMESH, because teammates can have a harder time navigating without expanded navmesh data.

Extract the downloaded archive into your SPT install directory. It should add files under both BepInEx and user / SPT/user, depending on your SPT layout.

My Squad is the main management screen.

It has two main tabs:

• Roster - create teammates, view existing teammates, invite them to the group, toggle Auto Join, open their profile, or remove them.
• Settings - configure squad options from an in-game screen instead of relying only on the BepInEx configuration window.

Teammate portrait actions (Right-click):

• Invite to group - adds the teammate to your current pre-raid group.
• View profile - opens the teammate profile for customization.
• Auto Join on/off - controls whether this teammate automatically joins your next PMC raid setup.

During a raid, the settings view can also be opened from the pause menu through the My Squad settings entry.

Teammates can be customized from their profile screen.

Currently available:

• Rename teammate.
• Change clothing using the stock clothing selectors.
• Manage teammate equipment through the active Loadout Management mode.
• In Simple, select Default or a saved player equipment build as a template without consuming stash items.
• In Restricted, Immersive, and Realistic, use Kit Loadouts to purchase or equip saved player kits for the teammate.
• Edit the teammate’s Default kit from the profile screen.
• Select a combat tactic.
• Adjust aggression for Rifleman and Marksman tactics.
• View teammate-relevant skills.

Tactics available:

• Rifleman - the default balanced combat style. Riflemen stay useful near the boss when there is no good attack opportunity, but can push, search, and pressure when the enemy state and aggression allow it.
• Marksman - ranged-focused behavior for sniper-style teammates. Marksmen prefer firing positions and distance, avoid generic assault pushes, and can switch to an automatic secondary for close fights when appropriate.

Aggression slider:

Aggression controls how willing a teammate is to leave boss-local safety for proactive pressure. Lower aggression keeps teammates more defensive and boss-local. Higher aggression allows more search, push, and pressure when combat conditions justify it. At 0%, teammates avoid proactive pressure and prefer to stay around the boss. The combat Hold Position command temporarily behaves like 0% aggression until combat ends or Go Go Go clears it.

Rifleman aggression: Rifleman uses 50% as its default balanced baseline. Lower values bias toward cover, support, and regroup. Higher values make Riflemen more willing to push or search farther from the boss when threat checks allow it.

Marksman aggression: Marksman uses 30% as its default baseline. Marksman aggression is tactic-relative: it mainly controls proactive automatic-weapon close-search/auto-search pressure. It does not turn Marksman into a generic Rifleman, and it does not block defensive automatic secondary use when enemies get close. At 0%, Marksman avoids proactive auto-search and stays range/position focused. Higher values make Marksman more willing to use automatic-weapon offensive search when distance and threat checks are safe.

Loadout customization:

Loadout customization changes based on the selected Loadout Management mode.

In Simple, teammate gear is template-based. The editor can use gear from your stash as a reference without consuming the real items, and teammate gear is protected from raid loss.

In Restricted, Immersive, and Realistic, teammate equipment is treated as real gear. Editing the teammate’s Default kit stages real stash movement and is committed when you press Save. These modes also replace the saved-loadout dropdown with Kit Loadouts, where saved player equipment builds can be purchased for a teammate.

The Kit Loadouts screen prices the selected kit, including nested weapon parts, armor plates, magazine contents, and container contents where applicable. The Use items in stash option lets you choose which matching stash items should be used instead of purchased; selected stash items reduce the final price. If every required item is supplied from your stash, the action becomes Equip instead of Purchase.

When a kit is purchased or equipped, the teammate’s current kit is returned through the pitFireTeam delivery service instead of being discarded. The new kit becomes the teammate’s active equipment and new Default kit.

Realistic is the only mode where teammate secure containers are fully player-managed. In other modes, secure containers are managed automatically and are not counted as part of kit purchase or loadout editing. The auto-managed secure container gives saved teammates a Grizzly and a surgery kit for raid use, unless they already carry equivalent supplies in their backpack.

Commands use Tarkov’s existing phrase and gesture system. Depending on voice and side, some phrases may appear in different places or may not be available for every voice. Some of the commands can be applied to individual teammates by looking directly at them when issuing the command. Commands influence teammate behavior but do not force exact actions. teammates will adapt based on combat conditions and may not always respond immediately if engaged or under threat.

In COMMAND:

• Follow Me / Cooperative - recruit an eligible same-side bot or tell existing teammates to resume following.
• Attention / Look - clears command pressure and makes teammates focus on the boss or indicated direction.
• Regroup - tells teammates to converge near the boss. In combat, this becomes a combat regroup objective (within 18 meters radius of the boss, Marksman within 24m).
• Hold Position - in combat, temporarily behaves like setting teammate aggression to 0%. The override resets after combat ends or when replaced by another command. Can be applied to an individual teammate by looking at him.
• Go Go Go - clears the temporary Hold Position combat-aggression override and returns teammates to their saved aggression. Can be applied to an individual teammate by looking at him.
• Go Forward - orders saved teammates with an enemy to focus that enemy as an ordered push objective. They will pressure, move to reachable firing positions, or go in for the kill while still respecting healing, reload, and immediate survival needs. Outside combat, it can send teammates toward the pointed location. Can be applied to an individual teammate by looking at him.
• Stop - stops teammates out of combat without forcing crouch. If the boss moves too far away, teammates resume normal follow behavior. Can be applied to an individual teammate by looking at him.
• Suppress - orders teammates to create short pressure on a known enemy position. If you are looking directly at a teammate, only that teammate tries to suppress using his own current enemy or a boss-visible contact. If you are not looking at a teammate, eligible squadmates can suppress together while avoiding teammates who are already shooting, healing, under immediate pressure, or in a close fight. Riflemen are the normal suppression role. A Marksman can join only when no Rifleman is active and he has a loaded automatic second primary.
  • Riflemen need a suppress-capable weapon: full-auto, a magazine capacity of at least 25 rounds, or a usable grenade launcher in the second primary slot. Squad suppression allows only one grenadier, chosen by position, enemy target, launch lane, and friendly safety. If no safe lane or suitable equipment exists, the teammate can say “negative” and continue normal combat decisions.
• On Your Own - lets teammates spread out and act more independently instead of staying tied to your position. Outside combat, they patrol around you using Patrol Radius. In combat, they fight from their own area or stay near another squadmate instead of constantly trying to return to you.
  • Regroup during combat still calls them back to you for that order, but it does not cancel On Your Own. Use Cover Me during combat if you want them to start watching your position again. Outside combat, Cover Me, Regroup, or Follow Me returns them to normal follow behavior.

In HELP:

• Need Sniper - urge Marksman to provide sniper support against the closest enemy to you. He will say “negative” if no suitable spot is found.
• Need Help - urge your teammates to provide combat support against the closest enemy to you.

In CONTACT:

• Contact - makes teammates look toward the boss aim direction and can help them acquire a visible enemy.
• Front / Left / Right / On Six - directional look commands relative to the boss look direction.
• Status Report - shows teammate status, distance, health summary, and tactic information.

Implemented gesture/interaction commands:

• Come To Me Gesture - targets the teammate you are looking at. The teammate must be active, no more than 30 meters away, and visible enough for the gesture to be handled.
  • Outside combat: he moves close to your current position.
  • During combat: he tries to move back toward you using nearby boss-local cover; if no cover is available, he moves to a deterministic point within about 2 meters of you along his path back to you.
• There Direction Gesture - points a nearby teammate toward a location. The command selects the closest active teammate within 15 meters who can see/react to your gesture, and the pointed location must resolve to a reachable nav point.
  • Outside combat: he moves to the pointed spot.
  • During combat: this becomes a short tactical reposition order to the pointed nav point within 30 meters of you, instead of calling him back to your position.
• Stop Gesture - tells nearby teammates to hold position, including crouch behavior.
• Over There Gesture - gesture-based contact/attention toward the pointed direction.
• Open Door - the closest eligible teammate opens the targeted door.
• Loot This - the closest eligible teammate picks up the targeted loot item.
• Check Him / Loot Body - the closest eligible teammate checks the targeted body and gathers recoverable gear. This is meant as a practical way to collect gear from fallen teammates. It does not do advanced gear management such as swapping the teammate’s current weapons, armor, or vest for better equipment.

Saved teammates and recruited allies share the basic follower system once they are following you, but saved teammates have the full squad feature set. Saved teammates keep their customization, loadouts, tactics, aggression, progression, backpack access, and post-raid handling. Recruited allies are temporary raid pickups that use the default combat tactic with moderate aggression, rely on their current bot profile and gear, and have a simpler combat command set: they do not use Need Sniper, combat There, combat Open Door, or combat Go Forward push orders. If a recruited ally was told Hold Position in combat, Go Forward only clears that temporary aggression hold.

In Non-Realistic loadout management mode, saved teammates automatically have ammo (primary weapon only and works best with vanilla ammo) and medical supplies available, in their secure container, and do not require these items in their loadout. This automatic medical supply is meant as a baseline, not endless sustain: a Grizzly and surgery kit may not be enough if a teammate goes through many fights, heavy bleeding, repeated blacked limbs, or long combat chains. If you find extra meds during a raid, it is worth giving them to your followers so they can keep treating themselves if their secure-container supplies are depleted or no longer enough. Recruited allies found during a raid do not receive this behavior and rely on their existing equipment. teammates still use Tarkov bot movement and navigation. They can choose cover or movement paths that are not exactly where you expected, especially in complex interiors.

Adding teammates to a raid:

• Open My Squad.
• Create or select a teammate from the roster.
• Use the roster portrait/context action Invite to group to add them to the current raid group.
• Use Auto Join if you want that teammate to be preloaded into future PMC raid setup automatically.
• If you remove a teammate from the current group, they will not auto-join again until manually re-added or toggled.

Teammates are not scripted companions with exact RTS-style control. Commands influence their priorities and intent, but teammates still react to danger, visibility, healing, cover, and survival. A teammate under pressure may delay or ignore a command if executing it would be dangerous.

Think of commands as:

• tactical guidance
• combat priorities
• movement intent

—not direct movement control.

Squad Roles

Rifleman

Rifleman is the default all-purpose combat role.

Riflemen:

• stay useful near the boss
• support nearby teammates
• suppress enemies
• push when aggression and combat conditions allow it
• regroup more aggressively around the player
• can adapt pressure based on their current weapon, ammo, and magazine capacity

Best used for:

• close and medium-range combat
• indoor fights
• aggressive pushes
• general squad support

Marksman

Marksman is focused on ranged support and firing positions.

Marksmen:

• prefer distance and sightlines
• avoid generic assault pushes
• reposition for firing opportunities
• can switch to automatic secondary weapons in close fights
• are more careful about offensive movement when their current weapon or ammo is poorly suited for the target

Best used for:

• overwatch
• outdoor maps
• long sightlines
• supporting Rifleman pushes

Do not expect Marksman teammates to rush enemies like Riflemen.

Weapon and Ammo Awareness

Teammates do not treat every gun the same way. Their combat choices now account for the weapon they are holding, the weapon they can switch to, and the ammunition loaded in that weapon.

This affects:

• how willing they are to push armored enemies
• whether they prefer cautious pressure instead of an aggressive close
• whether a Rifleman can provide useful suppression
• whether a Marksman should stay ranged or use an automatic secondary in a close fight
• whether a shotgun, low-capacity weapon, or low-penetration caliber is a poor choice for a specific push

Ammo penetration matters most against PMCs, raiders, bosses, and boss followers. Low-penetration ammo makes teammates less willing to proactively push armored targets except at very close range. Mid-penetration ammo is more acceptable early, but becomes less reliable as enemy armor expectations rise. High-capacity rifle or heavy-caliber setups can make armor-wear pressure more reasonable, while small calibers usually need much more capacity to justify the same confidence.

Weapon capacity also matters. A low-capacity weapon may make a teammate less eager to push, while a large magazine can support suppression or armor-wear pressure. Shotguns keep their close-range usefulness, and DMR/sniper-style weapons are not judged like low-capacity assault weapons when used in their intended role.

Secondary weapons can matter. Riflemen can favor an automatic secondary over a shotgun primary for mid-range fights. Marksmen can switch to an automatic secondary when enemies get close, but this does not make them behave like generic Riflemen at all ranges.

Grenade launchers can also be used by Riflemen for suppression when equipped as a usable secondary weapon. They still use safety checks and will not fire if the target area is too close to you or other teammates.

Recommended Beginner Setup

For a stable beginner squad:

• 1 Rifleman
• 1 Marksman
• Rifleman aggression around 50%
• Marksman aggression around 30%

Important Combat Advice

Do not constantly pull teammates back toward you while they are already fighting another enemy. In fights with multiple enemies, this can disrupt their current engagement and make combat unstable, because their enemy priority keeps changing.

The default squad style is that you create opportunities for your teammates to fight while you provide support. Use Status Report often to keep track of the squad. Your own play should usually be more defensive and less aggressive than your Riflemen. Use enemy markers, callouts, and angles instead of crowding the fight.

If you play too aggressively, teammates may collapse onto your position to protect or rescue you. This can create crowding, blocked lines of fire, and friendly-fire risk.

Use On Your Own in combat when you want teammates to fight independently of your situation.

Use Need Help when you want to temporarily pull squad attention toward a threat near you.

Use Cover Me when you want them to stop acting independently and care about protecting you again.

Use Go Forward when you want Riflemen to take ownership of the current enemy instead of waiting for you to advance or create another opening. This is useful when an enemy is known, pinned, wounded, isolated, or holding an angle you do not want to cross yourself.

The ordered teammate will keep that enemy as the objective and work from reachable pressure points until the target dies, becomes unreachable, or another explicit order changes the priority. This lets you stay back, cover another lane, heal, loot, or manage the raid while the squad handles the fight.

Teammates generally perform better when:

• they are allowed to finish their current engagement
• they lead the push
• you support them instead of constantly repositioning them

Over-commanding teammates can:

• interrupt movement
• reset positioning
• confuse enemy prioritization
• create unstable combat behavior

Use commands deliberately instead of continuously micromanaging.

Basic Combat Usage

Regroup

One of the most important commands.

Teammates move back toward the boss and nearby cover.

Use it:

• after long chases
• when teammates spread too far
• before crossing dangerous areas
• before entering a new fight

Hold Position

Hold Position does not mean:

“stand perfectly still.”

In combat, it temporarily makes teammates behave much more defensively by reducing aggressive push behavior.

Teammates can still:

• shoot
• reposition for survival
• defend themselves
• react to danger

Good for:

• holding buildings
• healing
• defensive fights
• stopping overextension

Go Go Go

Clears the temporary Hold Position combat behavior and returns teammates to their saved aggression settings.

Use it after:

• defensive holds
• regrouping
• recovering from dangerous fights

Go Forward

Orders saved teammates to focus their current enemy as an ordered push objective.

Best used when:

• enemies are pinned
• enemies are already engaged
• enemies are wounded, isolated, or holding a dangerous angle
• you want Riflemen to finish a fight without needing you to personally advance
• you want time to heal, loot, watch another lane, or manage the raid while the squad handles that enemy
• the squad is ready to advance

The ordered teammate keeps that enemy as the objective and may move to reachable firing positions, hold a pressure point, shoot, suppress, or close in for the kill depending on the situation.

This is not a suicide rush command. Teammates still evaluate danger, cover, reloads, healing, and immediate survival before pushing.

Suppress

Orders teammates to create short pressure on a known enemy position.

Useful for:

• pinning enemies behind cover
• helping another teammate reposition
• supporting a push
• forcing fire through bushes or foliage when bots hesitate to shoot

How to use it:

• Look directly at a teammate before ordering Suppress if you want only that teammate to create pressure. Because you are looking at the teammate, he chooses from his own current enemy or from enemies visible to you.
• Give Suppress without looking at a teammate if you want eligible squadmates to suppress together. The squad will avoid interrupting teammates who are already shooting, healing, under immediate pressure, dogfighting, or committed to emergency combat movement.
• Use it before or during Go Forward when you want pressure on an enemy position before Riflemen move.

Riflemen are the main suppression role. They need a weapon that can actually support suppression, such as full-auto fire, at least 25 rounds in the current magazine, or a usable grenade launcher in the second primary slot.

Only one teammate will use a grenade launcher for a squad suppression order. The grenadier is chosen by position, usable enemy target, launch lane, and friendly safety. Launcher suppression checks the target area and will not fire if the impact point or lane is unsafe for you or other teammates.

Marksmen are precision support, not normal suppressors. A Marksman can join squad suppression only when there is no active Rifleman available and he has a loaded automatic second primary weapon. Do not expect a Marksman with only a sniper rifle or DMR to provide useful suppressive fire.

If the teammate does not have appropriate equipment, does not have a usable enemy target, is busy surviving the current fight, or cannot find a safe lane, he can reject the order.

Bushes and dense foliage can make bots hesitate to shoot, especially when SAIN is installed. If a teammate has enemy contact but will not fire through a bush, order Suppress. Suppression targets the enemy’s known location and can make Riflemen shoot through the foliage; this often wounds or kills the hidden enemy even when normal aimed fire is being delayed.

Need Sniper

Urges Marksman teammates to actively search for a firing position against the closest threat.

Useful because Marksmen naturally prefer sitting on good positions and waiting for opportunities instead of constantly searching for new ones.

Use it when:

• enemies are far away
• enemies are holding angles
• you need overwatch support
• the sniper has become too passive during a fight

Marksmen may reject the order if:

• no useful firing position exists
• the fight is too close-range
• survival or healing takes priority

Contact / Directional Commands

Commands like:

• Contact
• Front
• Left
• Right
• On Six
• Over There

help teammates orient toward threats or suspected enemy locations.

These are especially useful before enemies become fully visible.

Raid Survival Post Player

Your teammates can still successfully extract after your death and return any loot they were carrying for you. The escape chance is calculated based on the distance to extraction, how many teammates are still alive, their equipment quality, the estimated threat level of enemies between them and the extraction, as well as their current health and available medical supplies. The amount of gear they will be able to return upon escaping depends on their available inventory space as well as their strength level.

Loot Management

You can give loot to teammates by looking at an item and using the interaction prompt shown in the lower-left corner of the screen.

A teammate can pick up the item only if they:

• are not in combat
• have enough inventory space
• can physically reach the item

You must successfully extract with that teammate for the loot to be returned after the raid. Only teammates you originally spawned with are able to return carried loot.

If the teammate dies, the carried loot is lost.

You can also look at a body and use Check Him / Loot Body to have the closest eligible teammate gather recoverable gear from it. This command is intended to help collect gear from fallen teammates. It uses available carry space and empty compatible slots, but it is not a full equipment-optimization system: teammates will not swap out their current weapons, armor, or vest for better gear.

You can also inspect a teammate’s backpack by approaching them and using the lower-left interaction prompt. This can only be done while out of combat.

Found in My Squad → Settings

• Simple — Create teammate loadouts freely using gear from your stash as a template, without consuming any items. Teammate gear is protected: it is not lost on death and cannot be looted.
• Restricted — Teammate loadouts must use gear from your stash or be purchased through Kit Loadouts. Gear is still protected: it is not lost on death and cannot be looted.
• Immersive — Same as Restricted, but teammate gear behaves like real raid equipment. Equipment can become damaged, dead teammates lose their gear, and their bodies can be looted.
• Realistic — Same as Immersive, but secure containers are no longer automatically managed for teammates. You are fully responsible for configuring them yourself.

Switching away from Simple also changes profile customization. The saved-loadout dropdown is replaced by Kit Loadouts, where saved player equipment builds can be priced, purchased, or equipped using selected stash items. Secure containers are only included in Realistic mode.

In non-Realistic modes, the automatically managed secure container provides basic medical support, including a Grizzly and surgery kit. For long raids or repeated fights, supplement this by putting extra meds in the teammate’s backpack or giving them useful meds you find in raid.

The following are planned features in reaching a release version (1.0.0)

Beta 0.9.0:

• The Goons - bringing back the the Goons as usable teammates along with Knight as trader and his quests.
• Squad Budget - restricts the maximum number of teammates you can add to your squad based on available Command Points. Command Points are gained by leveling up, keeping teammates alive, and keeping picked-up raid allies alive. Points are lost if you kill teammates or allies.

Version 1.0.0:

• Scavs for hire - being able to play with teammates as a Scav
• SAIN tactics addon - being able to use SAIN personalities as teammate tactics

The mod changes bot grouping, teammate ownership, commands, and combat routing. Mods that heavily change bot AI, spawning, hostility, senses, or group behavior can conflict with it.

Mods that add custom gear like belts should not be used on teammates, it can cause game crashes.

Career Log mod is not compatible with this mod as it causes the “add teammate” button to not work.

• Teammates can linger after combat. Use Attention to reset them.
• Teammates might not heal their health all the way. It is a game issue, use the Heal key to force heal.
• Teleporting teammates while they are interacting with doors or other objects can leave them in a bad state.
• The game has navigation problems that even SAIN is not able to fully resolve. If your bots get stuck, use teleportation. In other situations, their movement is in teleportation-like bursts. Be mindful of this and stay aware of their position or you will find yourself in a fight all alone or without all your squad as they got stuck somewhere.
• Ever since BSG introduced the agression system, opposing factions may not always be hostile to each other. However, this is never the case with you, you are always an enemy to the opposing side. Keep that in mind and be prepared for even your teammates to sometimes ignore a member of an opposing faction until he starts shooting or you give the “Contact” order.
• SAIN can interfere with teleportation, teleporting the bot back to previous location. You may need to trigger teleportation multiple times for it to stick.
• Teammates can occasionally have registration delay on enemies. This is buggy behavior within the game that I am not able to fix.
• Teammates may have shaky aiming during some executions. It does not affect their performance, but can be an annoying visual glitch.
• Bushes are cursed with SAIN. Teammates can hesitate or refuse to shoot through bushes even when they know where the enemy is. Use Suppress with suitable suppression weapons to force fire at the enemy location through foliage.
• If you have problems with My Squad screen and are not on English lanuage, switch to it, to see if that works. If so, post the issue along with the language that you originally tried.

If a teammate appears stuck, try Attention or teleportation before assuming the raid is unrecoverable.

Make backpacks bigger while staying in-line with vanilla gameplay balance.

• Increases backpack grid sizes across all tiers, with buffs scaled by rarity/availability.
• Boss backpack have been made significantly larger to fit their status.
• The backpack grid system has been modified to allow for multi-grid backpacks to be resized properly.
• Configurable backpack sizes with web-based user interface.

The backpack sizes have been altered from the original Better Backpacks mod due to the addition of all of the extra bags over time.

Vanilla SPT:

1. Decompress the contents of the download into your root SPT directory.
2. Run the server.
3. Configure the mod using the web UI here:
   https://127.0.0.1:6969/better-backpacks

Fika

If you are using Fika, this mod must be installed into the Fika server, and each client that connects to the server. The Fika documentation has a page about setting required mods on a server. The line you’re probably looking to modify in your fika.jsonc is this:

    "mods": {
      "required": ["com.refringe.betterbackpacks"],
      "optional": []
    },

If you are using the Fika headless client, this mod needs to be installed there as well.

It’s extreamly important to remove all backpacks from your player and stash before removing this mod. Failing to do this may result in your profile becoming corrupted.

Remove the following:

• BepInEx/plugins/BetterBackpacks.dll
• SPT/user/mods/BetterBackpacks

If you experience any problems, please submit a detailed bug report.

Installation

1. Download Cultist Circle Improvements
2. Open the downloaded 7z file in 7-zip
3. Select the SPT folder in the 7z file in 7-zip
4. Drag the SPT folder from 7-zip into your root SPT folder

Demonstration Video (yoink):

1. Delete /ROOTSPT/SPT/user/mods/acidphantasm-cultistcircleimprovements
2. Done

Configuration

To edit the configuration run your server after installing and go to:

• https://127.0.0.1:6969/cci/

All configs can be updated and edited while the server is running.

If you are using Fika then put the appropriate IP and port instead.

Auto Search

Quick sort sorts items only in the backpack from top to bottom (default: G)

Configurable hotkey (default: F)

Category filters - choose what to auto-loot: Ammo, Meds, Food & Drink, Barter items

High value filter - automatically grabs expensive items based on live flea market prices (will be expanded in a future addon)

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

Features

• Continue directly into a reload, no need to wait for the magazine check animation to finish
• Finish the magazine check animation if no action is taken
• Slow down animation during the reload window, to give you ample time to decide if you need to reload. Animations vary per magazine and some can be fast
• Configuration is available client side

Installation

• Extract the contents of the .zip archive into your SPT folder.

Note to Fika users:

• Must be installed on the host and all clients
• Configuration is set by the host

Thank you DrakiaXYZ for the gif

Configuration

Server Side

In the BepInEx configuration manager F12

• Enable Slow Animation - Slow down the magazine check animation for a brief moment. Default is true

Advanced Configuration

• Reload Window Start - How early you can reload during the magazine check animation, in normalized time
• Reload Window End - How late you can reload during the magazine check animation, in normalized time
• Slow Percentage - Multiplier for the magazine check animation speed when Slow Animation is enabled
• Slow Animation Start - When to start slowing down the magazine check animation, in normalized time
• Slow Animation End - When to restore speed of the magazine check animation, in normalized time
• Smoothing Max Delta - Max delta for the smoothing of the slow animation. A higher value slows/restores the animation faster

Compatibility

• Compatible with Project Fika. Must be installed on the host and all clients
• Compatible with UI Fixes’ Reload in Place feature

Known Issues

• Animation events involving sounds may still fire on reload, resulting in duplicated sounds
• Timings may vary slightly depending on the weapon/magazine animation

Support

If you find any bugs, or have feature suggestions, feel free to post them on the comment section, or open an issue on GitHub, or most preferably through the SPT Discord, ozen

Credits

• Thanks to Tyfon for lending me his Fika config sync code!

• Extract the BepInEx folder into your source / root SPT folder, where SPT.Server is.

• Syncing of left leaning and shoulder swapping;
  • Works for going into and out of a lean, and sync can be disabled independently;
• Disable leaning when in ADS;
• Disable leaning when in ADS only if in ADS with a magnified optic
  • This feature only works if the first ADS feature is active

Video:

Thank you to the almighty Janky for his original code, of which I trimmed some and cut out so it could be used standalone.

Thank you to me for, well, making it standalone? :)

A terminal wizard (TUI) that scaffolds a ready-to-build SPT 4.x mod project in seconds — no manual setup required.

Supports both server mods (C# / .NET 9 / NuGet) and client mods (BepInEx / netstandard2.1).

Just run the binary, answer a few prompts, and get a fully configured project with correct namespaces, references, packaging target, and README.

• Interactive step-by-step TUI — no flags, no config files to edit
• Live SPT version picker — fetches available versions from NuGet so you always pin the right one
• Server mod — generates a .csproj pre-wired with SPTarkov.Common, SPTarkov.DI, and SPTarkov.Server.Core
• Client mod — generates a .csproj targeting netstandard2.1 with local DLL references auto-resolved from your SPT install path
• Correct C# namespace and metadata filled with your name, version, and GUID
• Build + packaging target baked into .csproj — dotnet build produces a ready-to-distribute .zip
• Multiple starter templates per mod type
• License picker with 17 SPDX options
• Also generates a .sln, README.md, and .gitignore
• Input validation on every field (mod name, semver, URL, SPT install path, etc.)

Server mod templates:

• Empty — minimal ModMetadata + IOnLoad entry point
• Edit Database — DatabaseService injection example
• Read JSON Config — reads a custom config.json via ModHelper

Client mod templates:

• Empty — minimal BaseUnityPlugin with Awake()
• BepInEx Config — comprehensive Config.Bind examples (bool, int/float sliders, string, enum, keybinds, color picker)
• Harmony Patch — ModulePatch with Prefix/Postfix in a Patches/ subfolder

Server mod:

MyMod/
├── MyMod.sln
├── MyMod.csproj   ← NuGet refs + auto-zip packaging target
├── Mod.cs         ← ModMetadata + IOnLoad entry point
├── README.md
└── .gitignore

Client mod:

MyMod/
├── MyMod.sln
├── MyMod.csproj   ← Local DLL refs + auto-zip + PostBuild copy to BepInEx/plugins/
├── Plugin.cs      ← BaseUnityPlugin + [BepInPlugin]
├── README.md
└── .gitignore

1. Download the latest binary from the Files tab
2. Place spt-scaffold.exe inside the folder where you want your mod created
3. Run it — the wizard will ask for:
   • Mod Type — server or client
   • Template — starter template for your mod type
   • SPT Install Path (client mods only) — used to resolve local DLL references
   • Mod Name (used as C# namespace and GUID)
   • Author
   • Version (semver, defaults to 1.0.0)
   • SPT Compatibility (pick from live NuGet versions)
   • Description (optional)
   • Repository URL (optional)
   • License
4. Done — open the generated folder in your IDE and start coding

Want a template added to the wizard? Open a Pull Request on GitHub.

A template is just a folder with two things:

1. template.json — displayed in the picker UI:

{
  "Label": "My Template",
  "Desc": "Short description shown in the wizard"
}

2. One or more .tmpl files — the filename (minus .tmpl) becomes the generated file. Templates use Go’s text/template syntax. Available fields:

Folder location:

• Server template → internal/templates/server/myTemplateName/
• Client template → internal/templates/client/myTemplateName/

Look at the existing templates in those folders as a reference before writing your own.

• Windows x64
• .NET 9 SDK — to build generated server mods
• An existing SPT installation — required for client mods (DLL references are resolved from it)

Issues? Open one HERE

It runs without errors or crashes, but player state syncing has not been tested, as I only have one PC. This plugin is 100% client-side and does not need to be installed on the Headless instance.

• Continous Healing (just disable “Heal Limbs” option in that mod )
• Healing AutoCancel

Download the zip and copy (drag) the BepInEx folder in package, to your SPT main folder (where EscapeFromTarkov.exe locates)

Just remove the dll file in YourSPT/BepInEx/SoftCoreMeds/SoftCoreMeds.dll