BloodLab BONELAB Mod

Quick install

1. Build build/BloodLabMod.csproj in Release.
2. Copy build/build_out/net6.0/Bloodworks_RagdollCompatible_Bonelab.dll into BONELAB's Mods/ folder.
3. Launch BONELAB with MelonLoader installed.

This version generates its blood decals, droplets, and puddles at runtime, so no prefab setup is required.

This repository contains a MelonLoader-compatible BONELAB mod implementing a realistic blood and bleeding system.

Files are in ModSource/ and are ready to be compiled into a Unity/MelonLoader mod DLL.

Key features implemented in code:

• Impact blood particles and physics droplets
• Persistent wounds attached to body parts
• Realistic bleeding over time
• Physics-based droplets that create puddles
• Wall splatters (decals)
• Weapon and player blood tracking
• Object pooling and configurable limits

Build & MelonLoader setup:

1. Create a Unity project (2020.3 LTS or compatible with BONELAB modding workflow).
2. Copy ModSource/*.cs into an Assembly Definition or compile into a DLL using a C# project targeting the game's runtime.
3. Add MelonLoader and required references (UnityEngine.dll, UnityEngine.CoreModule.dll, etc.) to the build.
4. Build the project in Release.
5. Place the produced DLL into BONELAB’s MelonLoader Mods/ folder.

Plug-and-play notes:

• The current mod version generates blood decals, droplets, and puddles at runtime.
• No external BloodPrefabs/ resources are required.
• The final DLL output is build/build_out/net6.0/Bloodworks_RagdollCompatible_Bonelab.dll.

Compatibility:

• Works alongside an existing ragdoll mod because it only detects impacts and triggers blood effects.
• It does not modify ragdoll joints, physics, or transforms.

Integration notes:

• HookManager.OnEntityHit(...) is the central integration point. Call it from BONELAB's damage handlers for bullets, melee, explosions, and environmental damage.
• Use BodyPartIdentifier.Identify(root, hitTransform) to guess a body part.
• For player bleeding, call PlayerBloodManager.AddWound(playerTransform, localPos, normal, damage, bodyPart).

Configuration:

• A BloodLabModConfig.json is created in the game's data path on first run. Edit it to adjust multipliers and performance limits.

License: Use and adapt freely for personal modding. Credit is appreciated.