Important: profile-specific package

This package was created for a large private Lethal Company modpack played by a group of friends. It is not a universal fix pack and it does not claim to repair every possible mod combination.

Its compatibility guards target several specific optional mods used by that profile. The gameplay, terminal, scanner, interior variety, and graphics settings can also be used independently. Features whose target mod or game system is missing are skipped automatically.

Enemy Compatibility Fixes

Profile-specific compatibility guards and configurable gameplay options for heavily modded Lethal Company sessions.

The package also installs the crash-fixed DunGen reference preloader used by some legacy interior bundles. Current interiors that no longer need this compatibility layer continue to load normally.

Included compatibility guards

• Initializes MinecraftSpiderMod's procedural-leg state and guards its cleanup.
• Prevents invalid enemy targeting data from causing repeated SCP-999/SnowyLib exceptions.
• Prevents ModelReplacementAPI from reading outside the inventory array with tool and reserved slots.
• Handles unloaded plugin entries while LethalModDataLib registers save data.
• Avoids an obsolete LethalCasino menu compatibility check.
• Correctly handles destruction of items in the game's utility-only slot when the matching game code is present.
• Stops broken OccludeAudio components from flooding the log every frame.
• Prevents Permanent Moons from failing while a lobby is disconnecting.

Configurable gameplay and quality-of-life options

• Global day speed.
• Scrap-count percentages for each moon difficulty tier.
• Indoor enemy schedule compensation for slower days.
• Minimum indoor and outdoor enemy spawn batches.
• Current route prices displayed after weather in the moons catalogue.
• Moon catalogue sorting by current route price.
• Temporary green ship and main entrance markers while scanning towards them outside.
• Compression of extreme interior selection weights.
• Full-resolution texture mipmaps, texture streaming, and anisotropic filtering.

Settings are available through LethalConfig and the generated BepInEx configuration file. Texture streaming remains enabled by default because disabling it in very large profiles can consume several gigabytes of additional memory.

Multiplayer

Everyone in the lobby should install the same package version. When sharing a complete Thunderstore profile code, also share the intended configuration so gameplay-affecting options remain consistent.