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MoreBattery
Customizable battery multiplier for flashlights & lanterns. Features standalone Debug HUD with persistent state overlays supporting Reserved slots. Original by Dausen_Bugg.
| Last updated | 6 hours ago |
| Total downloads | 103 |
| Total rating | 0 |
| Categories | Tweaks & Quality Of Life AI Generated |
| Dependency string | Gaming_and_Pringles-MoreBattery-1.2.3 |
| Dependants | 0 other packages depend on this package |
This mod requires the following mods to function
BepInEx-BepInExPack
BepInEx pack for Mono Unity games. Preconfigured and ready to use.
Preferred version: 5.4.2100README
MoreBattery
A BepInEx mod for Lethal Company that increases the battery life of flashlights, lanterns, and other light sources.
This is a modern re-implementation of the classic MoreBattery mod, expanded to dynamically support all modded light sources (such as the Elite Flashlight or custom lanterns) with a fully customizable configuration file and a built-in HUD overlay showing original and current battery durations.
Credits & Attribs
- Original Mod & Concept: Dausen_Bugg - Original creator who designed the mod to balance the game's light mechanics when paired with atmospheric/darkness mods.
- Update & Re-Implementation: Updated and expanded by Antigravity (AI Coding Assistant) to add generic component detection, custom item matching, and a BepInEx config system to seamlessly replace the old mod for future modpacks.
Features
- Generic Flashlight Detection: Automatically applies to all items inheriting from the standard
FlashlightItemclass (covers vanilla flashlights, pro-flashlights, laser pointers, and most modded flashlights like the Elite Flashlight). - Custom Item Support: A configuration list allows you to apply the multiplier to custom light-source items (like modded lanterns or custom battery-powered items) that do not inherit from the standard class.
- Debug HUD Overlay: Shows a basic, high-contrast text overlay on the left side of your screen when holding or actively using any battery-operated item. Fully compatible with slot/hotbar mods (like
ReservedFlashlightSlot!). It displays:- The item's name.
- Its vanilla (original) max battery duration.
- Its current modified max battery duration.
- Its current remaining charge percentage and estimated seconds remaining.
- Persistent Status: Even when you aren't using a battery item, the overlay will stay visible and display
"Status: Active & Loaded"to give you instant confirmation that the mod is working before you get a flashlight!
- Fully Customizable Multiplier: Default is
1.5(+50% battery capacity), but can be adjusted to any multiplier (e.g.2.0for double,3.0for triple, or1.0to keep it vanilla). - Robust Integration: Uses Unity lifecycle hooks (
Start) and a single-application cache, which prevents compounding multiplications if an item is spawned multiple times.
Configuration
Upon launching the game once with this mod installed, a configuration file will be generated at BepInEx/config/MoreBattery.cfg.
You can customize the following fields:
| Section | Setting | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| General | BatteryMultiplier |
1.5 |
The multiplier applied to the battery life (duration in seconds) of flashlights and light sources. 1.5 represents a 50% increase. |
| General | ApplyToAllFlashlights |
true |
If true, automatically applies the battery multiplier to all items inheriting from FlashlightItem. |
| General | CustomItemNames |
Lantern |
A comma-separated list of additional item names (case-insensitive) to apply the battery multiplier to (e.g., Lantern, Green Flashlight). |
| General | ExcludedItemNames |
(empty) | A comma-separated list of item names to exclude from receiving the battery multiplier. |
| General | ShowDebugUI |
false |
If true, shows a basic text overlay on the screen when holding or using a battery-operated item, displaying its original and current battery durations. |