See changelog for detailed information about changes.
This mod pack includes a decent amount of mods. It is preconfigured with optimal settings, keeping the horror vibe of the game.
The main goal is to be as performant as possible because my friends got potatoes for a PC.
Installation
- Use Gale or r2modman.
- Download and install the mod using the mod manager.
- (Optional) Update BepInEx to the latest version.
Updating BepInEx
It is advised to do so for potential performance improvements and bug fixes. Some plugins target a version of BepInEx higher than it is provided by the Lethal Company Thunderstore page.
Here's how to update it:
- Open your mod manager and open your profile folder.
- Gale:
File > Open profile folder
- r2modman:
Settings > Browse profile folder
- Download BepInEx 5.4.23.3 or open releases page and download the latest 5.x version.
- Extract the contents of the downloaded archive to your profile folder, overwriting existing files.
Note: This only applies to the specific profile you've selected. If you remove or create a new profile, you'll need to update BepInEx again.
Launch options
You can add the following launch options for potential performance improvements:
-nolog -no-stereo-rendering -screen-quality Fastest -force-d3d11-no-singlethreaded
Navigate to your mod manager launch options settings and paste the launch options above.
- Gale:
Edit manager settings > Set custom launch arguments
- r2modman:
Settings > Debugging > Set launch parameters
Note: Setting launch options directly in Steam would not work. If you're using VR, remove -no-stereo-rendering parameter.
Modlist
Here's an actual modlist for this pack without tons of dependency mods.
Total mods: 102
Total mods after installation: 157
Profile size after installation: 2.65 GB
Gameplay (14)
NPCs/Enemies (14)
Moons/Interiors (11)
Items/Scraps (14)
Suits/Cosmetics (9)
Misc (22)
Updating the modpack
I can add and remove mods as this modpack evolves but, unfortunately, updating the modpack isn't enough to follow all dependency changes, so you can have redundant mods in your list. For example, update 3.2.0 introduced a lot of changes and without re-installing the modpack you would have dozens of old mods dangling around.
In simple words, follow the changelog and if there was a massive update it's better to re-install the modpack on a clean profile, otherwise just remove the old mods from your list.
Debugging
BepInEx console was disabled as of version 3.1.0 of the modpack. You can open the log of your recent session in %AppData%\{mod_manager_folder}\LethalCompany\profiles\{profile}\BepInEx\LogOutput.log. I suggest opening it in VSCode or any other text editor with syntax highlighting for better readability.
{mod_manager_folder} is the folder where your mod manager is installed. By default it's com.kesomannen.gale or r2modmanPlus-local, depending on your mod manager.{profile} is the name of the profile you are using. For example, Default.
Or you can enable the console by setting Enabled to true under Logging.Console section in BepInEx.cfg. You can open it using your mod manager.
In addition, disable these mods in your mod manager to show more logs:
- AsyncLoggers (suppresses Unity warnings)
- Less Logs (suppresses logs from other mods)
If you want to go all-in, consider installing Imperium and using Lethal Sponge. These tools have proven useful and I also used them to make update 4.0.0 which boosted performance.
Credits
I am not associated with any of the mods listed above.
The name of the modpack has nothing to do with Asol.
