Suppression

Bullets that whip past your head now mess with your senses. When enemy fire passes close to you, your screen darkens with a vignette and your audio gets muffled and quieter, just like being under real fire. Get hit and the effect slams to full.

Features

• Near-miss detection: Tracks the flight path of incoming bullets and checks how close each one passes to your head. Bullets fired at you from up to 70 metres away are picked up.
• Distance-based intensity: The closer the shot passes, the stronger the effect. Anything within about 4 metres of your head triggers suppression, and very close calls hit hardest.
• Visual effect: A dark vignette closes in around your vision, plus a light overall darkening.
• Audio effect: A low-pass filter muffles the sound and the master volume drops while you're suppressed.
• Toggles: Toggle if you want this or that.
• Damage response: Taking damage pushes suppression to maximum.
• Smooth fade: The effect holds briefly, then fades out over a few seconds so it feels natural instead of flickering on and off.
• Ignores your own shots: Bullets from you and the guns in your hands never suppress you.

Requirements

• BONELAB (PCVR used for making, unknown effect on standalone)
• MelonLoader
• BoneLib

These are installed automatically if you use a mod manager such as r2modman or Thunderstore Mod Manager.

Installation

With a mod manager (recommended): Install the package and launch the game.

Manually: Make sure MelonLoader and BoneLib are installed, then drop Suppression.dll into your BONELAB Mods folder.

Known issues

• None for now.

Changelog

2.2.0

• Added a menu to BoneMenu for a master toggle, which also has different toggles for various things.
• Minor tweaks
• New thumbnail

2.1.2

• Near-miss detection now projects each bullet's flight path toward your head, instead of relying on its spawn position.
• Added a maximum tracking distance of ~70 metres.

Credits

MelonLoader, HarmonyLib, and BoneLib