• Shows you the Thunderstore data for each mod you have running. (Icon, name, version, TS link, creator, downloads, number of modpacks using it, likes, dependency count, size, description, tags, last updated, and creation date.

• Thunderstore Search (Basic for now.)
• Mod Downloading
• Mod Profiles

• Indicator for lobbies that have a host with the mod.
• Allows setting mod download priorities to Required/Preferred/Optional.
• If mods are required, you can either decline the connection or comply.
• Downloads mods upon accepting, then quick restarts to automatically rejoin that lobby.

• Just download the mod however you normally do, when you are in-game, click LethalModManager and you will be shown your current mods, there are multiple tabs on the left for different things: the box is your mods/profiles, the globe is Thunderstore search, the download is all of your cached mods, and the reload symbol is to reload Thunderstore data that LethalModManager heavily relies upon.
• Mods are listed with their icon, name, latest version, Thunderstore URL (globe button), creator (dev symbol), downloads, dependents (mods/modpacks that rely on the mod, indicated by the box icon), likes, dependencies (mods that the mod/modpack need to function, indicated by the gear icon), latest size, description, tags, last updated, and the creation date. (Soon there will be settings for choose how some of those things are calculated/shown, but for now, this is the way.)

Roadmaps had to change around due to some limitations, and then a change in direction for beta/full release. This happened because I felt as if it doesn't live up to its name as a mod manager if not even the beta is a mod manager, but also because of limitations with mod syncing if I didn't do this already. A lot of extra things had to be added due to limitations, which is why it kept taking so much longer than intended. This was also due to the fact that I did not like how the UI was at first, so I had to improve it to make it more bearable and comprehensible. Eventually things kept leading to more and more requirements to even release the beta:

1. Mod Syncing -> Good UI
2. Mod Syncing -> Mod Managing
3. Mod Managing -> More UI
4. Mod Managing -> Mod Profiles
5. Mod Profiles -> Even More UI
6. Mod Syncing -> Lobby Searching
7. Lobby Searching -> Even MORE UI
8. Lobby Searching -> My Own Resizable Lobbies (or attempting to force patch out MoreCompany and other mods from changing the lobby query filters. I am doing both.)
9. Resizable Lobbies -> A Little Extra UI (ended up getting temp removed due to v50 LOL)

(Probably some more here that I forgot about, but this is just a simplification anyway.) All of this was done myself. I did all of the code, UI, icons, planning, etc.

I also had to constantly fix three of my mods: LethalUtilities, LethalEditor, and CodeJoel. LethalEditor is now fully stable (apart from some occasional issues with UGC), but CodeJoel still isn't properly working (but was a gag from the get-go). As for LethalUtilities, I was trying to get things stable until I would have to rewrite it after releasing LethalModManager's beta or full release. It also didn't help that during the development of LethalModManager, I wasn't working on things one at a time and just kept doing everything at once and mixing things up. (and then proceedingly rewrote the entire mod numerous times, practically) There are still some issues now that I had to finally ignore because it delayed this like crazy, and people can live without the changes I was trying to make. (Update on that last part: the biggest issue had been around since February/March, and had realized the solution after I gave up on it while working on the last features for beta release... why...)

tl;dr: Kept rewriting a lot of stuff due to shifts in the focus of beta, then had a bunch of issues that required rewrites, and then I finally stopped trying to fix every tiny issue because it delayed LMM more and more.

There are some security concerns due to how mod sync works (and if developers may fork this and accidentally compromise it for some meaningless gains for seamless downloads or other things) to keep it short. As for other features, I actually wouldn't mind open sourcing some of them, but I don't know when that will be as things will only be becoming more tightly packed into the code.

• Saved Filter Settings
• Offensive Words Filter - true by default.
• Same Version - false by default. (Recommended to keep off.) (May hide lobbies with mods/APIs that change the version, but I may make it auto-detect and include those, but idk yet.)
• LethalModManager Hosts Only - true by default. (Recommended to stay on.)
• Challenge Moon - Show by default. (Hide, Show, Only)
• Name/Tags Filter
• Player Count Filter
• Lobby Count (Max is 50 due to Steam, but I have extended it to be bigger, just takes a bit more time. This was done, but then had an issue, so I'm leaving it out for now.)
• Sort - Worldwide by default. (Near, far, Worldwide.)

(Probably some more that I will figure out soon.)

• Allows setting up your lobby however you want before starting for some stuff, but if LLJ is enabled, you can set the rest of the stuff at any time, this includes setting your game to public, private, friends only, 16 -> 12 players, maybe even late joining, etc. whenever you want.
• Pending Join Requests
• Live Lobby Size Changing

• RGB Suit Picker (Full color range for each part of the suit.)
• Third Party Suit Support (Along with non-online support.)
• Online/Local Cosmetic Support (Join with custom cosmetics, allow custom non-uploaded cosmetics to be shown as well.)
• Nickname Support

(ALL CAN BE DISABLED, OR PARTIALLY ENABLED, IF NEEDED.)

• Increased save counts.
• Mod list per save slot so you know what mods to play with per save.
• Timestamps
• Renaming
• Extra stats

• Some sort of basic lobby compatibility list, but will only work for hosts that also have the mod, it will show the missing mods and extra mods you have. Will allow preventing people with missing/outdated/extra mods with in-game options.