BaconTerminal

See which moon pays before you route there.
Weather bonuses, loot estimates, interior odds, day length and dangers in the terminal · A sharper terminal · Not everyone in the lobby needs it

These were part of BaconFixer up to 1.2.1, and work the same.

Moon pages

Type a moon's name in the terminal, and its page ends with lines like these, each label in its own colour:

SCRAP BONUS: items worth x1.35, x1.15 more items
LOOT: about $1240 (19 items)
INTERIOR: Expanded Mineshaft 92%, Rubber Rooms 6%, others 2%
DAY LENGTH: 14 min
DANGER: Many more enemies spawn from the start.

• SCRAP BONUS: the weather's bonus.
• SELLS SCRAP: the buying rate, on moons with a desk that buys scrap.
• LOOT: an estimate from the moon's scrap table and the bonus. With BaconGameRules, it also counts the save's scrap rules. It's left out where no interior generates, such as The Company.
• INTERIOR: the odds of every interior, with anything under 1% grouped as others. It's also left out where no interior generates.
• DAY LENGTH: real minutes from landing to midnight on that moon.
• DANGER: what the weather does.

Moons list

• Bonuses: weather shows its bonuses, such as Eclipsed value+35% items+15%. value is what scrap sells for, and items is how much spawns. A bonus of 0% is left out. The buying rate at the top also names Galetry when Wesley's Moons is installed, because it has a desk that buys scrap too.
• SORT BONUS: lists the best-paying moons first, and SORT NONE puts the order back.
• OTHER: this page now mentions all of the above.
• WeatherTweaks: a combined weather gets a danger line for each of its weathers, and long names are shortened in the moons list, such as Eclip+Flood. On a moon where WeatherTweaks hides the weather, BaconTerminal shows no bonus or danger, and SORT BONUS counts it as no bonus, so nothing gives it away.

Terminal quality

A Terminal quality dropdown in the game's Settings, in both the main menu and the pause menu. While you use the terminal, the game draws your view into its own small texture, which is why the text looks rough. It saves right away, without Confirm, in BepInEx/config/baconterminal.cfg. If you set it in BaconFixer 1.x, your choice carries over.

Setting	Size
Normal	The game's own size, 970x580. This is the default.
High	1.5 times that.
Max	Your screen's height.

Higher settings cost frames, but only while the terminal is open.

Required mods

Installing BaconTerminal also installs BaconFixer, MrovLib, TerminalFormatter, TerminalUtils, WeatherRegistry and LethalLevelLoader. BaconFixer fixes $0 prices in TerminalFormatter's store and a stall the first time you open some terminal pages. If you turn off any of the others, BaconTerminal still runs and leaves out only what needs that mod:

• TerminalFormatter: the extra lines on moon pages and the moons list.
• TerminalUtils: weather bonuses in the moons list, and SORT BONUS. These also need WeatherRegistry.
• WeatherRegistry: weather bonuses, and dangers for modded weathers. Without it, moon pages still show dangers for the game's own weathers.
• LethalLevelLoader: INTERIOR on moon pages.

Terminal quality needs none of these.

The Bacon mods

Get the ones you want, or all of them at once, set up to work together, in The Company Adventures.

	Mod	What it does
	BaconFixer	Fixes only, for any modpack.
	BaconTerminal You're here	Weather bonuses, loot estimates, interior odds and day length in the terminal, and a sharper terminal.
	BaconGameRules	Easy, Normal, Hard or your own rules for each save file.
	The Company Adventures	A modpack with all three and 100+ more mods: 53 new moons, 13 new interiors, new weathers and more.

Limits

LOOT is an estimate. A mod that changes a moon's scrap when you land, such as ButteRyBalance on vanilla moons, can make it read high or low.

BaconTerminal turns itself off while BaconFixer 1.x is installed, because that version has these extras built in, and logs a warning saying so. Update BaconFixer to 2.0.0 or later.

Feedback

Found a bug, or have an idea for the terminal? Message me on Discord: bac_kun.

AI disclosure

The code and this README were generated with Claude Code, Anthropic's AI coding agent. The author directed the work and tested the mod in game.