ShipLoot

A mod for Lethal Company which reliably displays the total scrap value on the ship.

Unofficial updated build. ShipLoot was created by tinyhoot; this release is a compatibility fix by dysora for current game versions. Behaviour is unchanged from the original. See ATTRIBUTION.md.

Currently, whenever you scan the scrap on your ship you have to position yourself just right to get all loot on the screen at once. Even then, your scanner never picks up more than 16 things at once, which makes it hard to tell whether you actually met the quota the further into the game you get.

This mod introduces a small new counter below the usual scrap total. It is displayed whenever you scan from inside the ship and will always show the exact scrap total you currently own.

Installation

Install BepInEx
Unzip this mod into your Lethal Company/BepInEx folder

Or use the thunderstore mod manager to handle the installing for you.

Do not install this alongside tinyhoot's original ShipLoot. Both use the same plugin GUID, so BepInEx will refuse to load one of them. Uninstall the original first.

Configuration

com.github.tinyhoot.ShipLoot.cfg

DisplayTime (default 5, range 1–30) — how long the total stays on screen, in seconds.
VerticalOffset (default 50, range -500–500) — how far below the game's own scan total to place the ship total. Negative values put it above instead.

What was fixed in 1.2.0

The counter had stopped appearing at all. It is built by cloning part of the vanilla scan display, which the mod located by a hardcoded scene path — but the scan total has since moved elsewhere in the HUD, leaving that old object behind and inactive, and Unity's GameObject.Find never returns inactive objects. It now works off the HUD's own references instead of scene paths.

The total also counted loot that had already left the ship. It summed everything parented to the ship object, and the game does not reparent an item when you carry it out — loot dropped when you died kept counting until the next trip to orbit. "In the ship" is now decided by the item's actual position, the same way the game decides it, so the number is correct as loot moves in and out.

Full details in CHANGELOG.md.

Credits & license

Original mod and all of its design: tinyhoot — https://github.com/tinyhoot/ShipLoot
Compatibility fixes for this build: dysora