LethalCalmpeeps

A mod to allow players to join after the game starts.

BepInEx pack for Mono Unity games. Preconfigured and ready to use.

Provides an efficient allocation free async/await integration for Unity.

Fixes numerous issues with missing sound effects, or SFX playing when they shouldn't.

Gives a dedicated Flashlight slot on the right side of your screen that can optionally be purchased! Can be toggled with [F] to activate the Flashlight at anytime.

V62 Compatible! The core mod for all ReservedItemSlot mods. Adds functionality for all ReservedItemSlot mods and adds API functions!

Gives a dedicated Walkie slot on the right side of your screen that can optionally be purchased! You can press [X] to activate and speak into the Walkie at anytime.

V62 compatible! Adds over 250 new emotes! Includes emote wheel, allows Masked Enemies to emote, adds emote music (can be muted), implements a system for purchasing emotes on the store (optional), and much more!

[v61] You like cats? The company likes cats too! Find them roaming the various abandoned facilities and bring them home!

Allows the HoarderBug to use certain items

A stable lobby player count expansion mod. With cosmetics!

Better Item Scan makes it easier to scan a group of items to see the price of each of them listed as well as their combined total. Now with a built in smart quota calculator and UI adjustment

A mod for Lethal Company that adds a customizable toggle mute hotkey

API/Library for creating Unity InputActions with in-game re-binding support. Provides an alternative UI that allows for supporting mods to have in-game re-bindable keybinds.

Fixes many bugs and adds many QoL improvements and optional tweaks. Very configurable.

Changes the chitter SFX of the Hoarding Bug to the yippee-tbh sound

Reliably shows the total value of all scrap in your ship.

More reactive visor mod. Currently in BETA

Adds more suits to choose from, and can be used as a library to load your own suits!

An open-source implementation of a body/head camera that is displayed on the bottom right monitor in the ship, with the goal of appearing almost identical to the player's actual perspective while providing good performance.