Krool World UI

Quality-of-life HUD additions for Valheim: a stats window with your resistances and what adds to each stat, death and boss fight recaps, skill XP, carry weight, build materials, building support, crafting tabs, food timers, a compass, a day/night bar, and a few countdowns the game doesn't show.

• No new items, mechanics or balance changes.
• Every feature can be switched off or adjusted in game with F7, or from the pause menu.
• Mouse, keyboard or controller, including the Steam Deck.
• In your language: it follows the game's language setting, in every language Valheim offers.
• Client-side. The server and other players don't need it.
• Display only, except two features you can turn off: Bench Pins adds a map pin when you build a workbench, and Auto Repair repairs your gear when you open a crafting station.

All elements at once, using the F7 window's Preview on HUD setup view. In play, each one only shows when it applies.

Compass. Your heading, friends and nearby map pins.

Day/night bar. Time of day and the time until dusk or dawn.

Skill XP. A tile per skill with an XP bar toward the next level.

Carry weight. Fills as you pick things up, red when over.

Food reminders. A toast when a food is running out.

Rested countdown. Seconds until Rested, above the Resting buff.

Features

Feature	What it does
Skill XP bars	Skill tiles with XP bars, and a +0.8% Swords popup as you earn XP
Carry weight	Weight bar beside your food
Build materials	With the hammer out: what the selected piece costs, what you have, how many you can build
Build support	With the hammer out: a warning when a piece you place would break, and what would fall if you removed one
Crafting tabs	Weapons, armor, tools, ammo, food and materials tabs on every crafting station, and a sort order
Food decay	Shows how much max health, stamina and eitr your food has lost as it wears off
Food reminders	Running out, no food, and optionally "can eat again" (off by default)
Compass	Heading, friends, pins and pings at the top of the screen
Buff icons	Buff icons at 90% size, wrapped before they reach the compass
Day/night bar	Day and night above the minimap, with time to dusk or dawn
Rested countdown	Seconds until Rested while you rest
Save countdown	5-second warning before the auto-save lag spike
Low ammo	A warning when a shot leaves you with 25, then 10 arrows or bolts
Stats window	K, or click your armor in the inventory: health, stamina, regen, speed, carry weight, armor and resistances, and what each item, food, potion and Epic Loot enchantment adds
Death recap	What killed you: every source of damage in the fight, by type, and the killing blow
Boss recap	Each player's share of a boss's damage, by weapon, arrow, enchantment and damage type
Auto repair	Opening a crafting station repairs everything it can
Bench pins	A map pin with a Norse name when you build a workbench

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Skill XP bars

Earn XP and a tile for that skill appears at the bottom right, above the key hints.

• The dark part of the bar is where you started; the light part is what you've earned since.
• Up to 4 tiles side by side. A tile fades after 3 seconds without XP.
• A blue +0.8% Swords floats over your character. Can be set to level-ups only, or off.
• Skills you don't care about (Run, Jump) can be left out by name.
• Tiles or wide rows, size, level number, color and placement are all settings.
• Hidden while the inventory, map or menu is open.

Carry weight

A vertical bar left of the food icons, with your weight over your max on top.

• Same number as the inventory screen, including Megingjord and backpack mods.
• Grows taller as your max weight goes up (can be turned off).
• Orange from 80%, red and flashing when over. Gradient or single color also available.
• Show it always, only near the limit, or for a few seconds after your weight changes.

Build materials

With the hammer out, a panel beside the build menu's piece box.

• With a piece selected: only what it costs, how many you have (Wood 245 /2, red if short), and Enough for 12.
• With nothing selected: your common building materials. Wood, Stone, Core Wood and Fine Wood once you've found them; Resin, nails, Black Marble and later materials only while carried.
• The panel widens for long material names.
• Each material's rule is a setting, and you can add others by name (Copper, Deer Hide).
• Counts your inventory only, like the game does when placing.

Build support

With the hammer out, see what the game's support rule will do before it does it.

• Placing: a piece that would break as soon as you build it (stone on wood, stone held from one side only) flashes red, and Will break: not enough support shows above the build menu.
• Removing: hold Left Alt and point at a built piece. What would fall if you removed it turns red, what would stand with clearly less support turns orange, and the note counts them: Would fall: 12 Weaker: 3. It can show whenever you point at a piece instead; on a controller it always does.
• Optional: color the piece you are placing by the support it will have, in the hammer's own colors.
• Worked out from the game's own support rule, so it marks what the game will do. After a removal, pieces come down over a few seconds.
• Off on worlds with the No Building Fall modifier, where nothing falls.
• Display only: it never changes a piece.

Crafting tabs

A row of tabs above the recipe list at every crafting station, and in hand crafting.

• Tabs: All, Weapons, Armor, Tools, Ammo, Food and meads, Materials, Other. Point at one to see its name and how many recipes it holds.
• Sorted the way a player thinks: pickaxes, scythes and the grappling hook are tools; dough, feasts and mead bases are food; siege ammo is ammo; tankards and fireworks are other.
• Only the tabs a station has recipes for are shown, so a forge has no food tab. A station with only one kind of recipe, like the cauldron or mead cauldron, shows no tabs. Each station remembers its tab until you log out.
• A button under the list sorts by the game's order, name, type or station level (newest unlocks first). Right-click steps back. What you can craft now stays on top (a setting).
• Controller: the D-pad left and right switch tabs. The sort order is also in the settings window.
• Works on the Upgrade tab too.

Food decay

Food bonuses shrink as the food wears off. At half its time a food gives about 81% of its health, stamina and eitr.

• A faint segment past the end of each bar shows what you've lost: red on health, gold on stamina, purple on eitr.
• That's exactly what eating fresh food would give back.
• Each bar has its own switch and color.

Food reminders

A toast at the top of the screen with the food's icon, name and time left.

Reminder	Default	When
Running out	On	A food drops under 4 minutes (adjustable)
Can eat again	Off	A food passes half its time, when the game lets you eat it again
No food	On	While you have no food, until you eat or dismiss it (Backspace, or a controller button you pick)
Final minute	Off	A second reminder with one minute left

• Each reminder shows once per food and fades after 6 seconds.
• A soft chime with each, which can be turned down or off.

Compass

A strip at the top center for calling out directions: "trolls at 210".

• Heading in degrees under the center mark, optionally with the direction (212 SW).
• Shows 120 degrees by default.
• Friends in their colors, with their names when you look at them or always. A friend behind you waits at the edge with an arrow.
• Your map pins, bed, tombstone and bosses within 300 m, and map pings at any distance.
• On a No Map world it shows only your heading and friends in sight, never pins.
• Look at a marker to see its name and distance. Or show distance under every marker.
• Overlapping markers merge with a count, and at most 12 show at once.
• Up and down arrows on markers 10 m or more above or below you.
• Moves down under a raid banner.

Buff icons

• The game's buff icons at 90% size (set 1 for the game's size).
• Wrap to a new row before reaching the compass, or after a number you choose.

Day/night bar

A bar on top of the minimap covering the whole day, with a marker for now.

• Dusk in 6:40 by day, Dawn in 2:10 by night. Turns orange in the last minute before dark.
• The day number, and an optional 24-hour clock.
• Uses the game's clock, synced from the server.
• Without a minimap (No Map worlds) it stays in the same corner. It can also sit under the compass or anywhere you like.

Rested countdown

While Resting, Rested in 14s counts down above the Resting buff, with a chime at the end (can be turned off). It reads the game's own timer.

Save countdown

The auto-save every 30 minutes can freeze a big world for a moment. A box counts down World save in 5 before it, then Saving...

• Exact in single player and as host. On a dedicated server it uses the server's 30-second save warning.
• On a server, your character's own save shows as Character save in 5. Can be turned off.
• A tick each second, which can be turned off. Start time and position are adjustable.

Low ammo

A short toast when a shot leaves you low, just above the ammo's slot if your HUD shows one (the hotbar or an ammo-slot mod), else low in the middle of the screen, never over your aim: Wood arrow 25 left, then 10 left in red.

• Arrows, bolts and fishing bait. Counts the equipped stack only, not spares in your bag.
• Fires only from shooting, so picking up or moving ammo never sets it off.
• Both counts are settings (0 turns one off), as are the tone, how long it stays and where it sits.

Stats window

Press K, or click the armor value in your inventory (a small mark in its corner shows it can be clicked). On a controller, press the right stick while the inventory is open. It opens in the game's own frame, with three tabs: Stats, Deaths and Bosses.

Stats shows each number the game uses, worked out the way the game works it out, with a small picture for everything that adds to it. Point at a picture for its name.

• Max health, stamina and eitr: the base, each food, enchantments.
• Health, stamina and eitr regen: each potion, mead, Rested, Wet or Cold. Bonuses add together; penalties such as Wet multiply the total.
• Movement and run speed, carry weight, and each stamina cost something changes (run, jump, attack, block, dodge, swim, sneak).
• Armor per piece, and what hits of 25, 50, 100 and 200 leave after it.
• Resistance to each damage type. Only the strongest resistance to a type counts, so a second fire resistance does nothing; the ones that don't count are crossed out. Epic Loot resistances add up and apply on top, up to Epic Loot's cap.
• Your active effects with their time left and what they do, and with Epic Loot, every enchantment you have on, totaled.

Totals come from the game itself, so bonuses from other mods are included. Anything no item or effect explains shows as "Other mods".

Death recap

When you die, the death screen shows what hurt you in that fight: each creature (with its stars), fire, poison, a fall or drowning, how much each did by damage type, and the killing blow. It stays readable while the screen fades, and the last five are kept in the stats window under Deaths.

Boss recap

When a boss dies, a summary shows each player's share of the damage, a bar by damage type and the weapons they used. The stats window's Bosses tab has the full breakdown: every weapon, arrow, Epic Loot enchantment (explosive shot, chain lightning) and fire or poison over time, with hits and damage per second.

• Numbers are what the boss actually lost, after its resistances. Only the game of the player running the boss sees that (usually whoever got there first); if that player lacks the mod, each player with it gets their own count before the boss's resistances instead, marked with a ~.
• Friends with this mod send each other their numbers once when the boss dies; that is how it knows which weapon each hit came from. Players without the mod still show, grouped by weapon skill, when the player running the boss has the mod.

Bench pins

Building a workbench adds a map pin with a Norse name like Hrafnvik or Trollhaven.

• No new pin within 50 m of an existing one, so one base gets one pin.
• Choose the icon (fire, house, hammer, dot, portal) and the name (random, station name, or none).
• 100 prefixes and 100 suffixes, both editable in F7.
• Workbenches only by default; can include forges and other stations.
• Removing the bench with the hammer removes its pin, or moves it to another bench nearby. Can be turned off.

Auto repair

Opening a crafting station repairs every item it can, as if you'd pressed its repair button for each.

• Same rules as the button: station type and level decide what gets fixed.
• Same Crafting XP as repairing by hand.
• Can be limited to what you're wearing and holding.
• One sound and one message (Repaired 4 items). The message can be turned off.

Settings window

Press F7 in game, or pick Krool World UI in the pause menu.

• One section per feature, each with an On/Off switch. Search finds any setting.
• Mouse, keyboard (arrows, Enter, Esc) or controller (D-pad, A, B; bumpers jump between sections).
• Point at or select a setting to see what it does, its default and its range.
• Settings that don't apply right now are greyed out, with the reason.
• Click a slider's number to type an exact value. Colors have a picker.
• Reset next to anything changed, Reset all per section.
• Preview on HUD shows sample versions of everything so you can place and size them.
• Text stays sharp at any resolution, and the window follows the game's GUI scale. You can resize it.

The General section has a key to hide everything the mod draws, one volume for all its sounds, and colorblind-friendly warning colors.

The same settings are in BepInEx/config/krool.kroolworldui.cfg. Colors there are hex RRGGBBAA.

Full settings list

Generated from the mod's code, so it matches the F7 window.

General

Setting	Default	Range or choices	What it does
Settings Key	F7	Any key	Opens this window. On a controller, use Krool World UI in the pause menu.
Window Scale	1	0.75 to 1.5	Size of this window. It also follows the game's GUI scale.
Hide Key	Not set	Any key	Hides everything this mod draws until pressed again. Unset by default.
Volume	1	0 to 1	Volume of all the mod's sounds, on top of each feature's own volume. 0 mutes them.
Colorblind Friendly	Off		Warning colors that stay distinct with red-green color blindness: orange-red and pink instead of orange and red, sky blue instead of green.

Skill XP Bars

Setting	Default	Range or choices	What it does
Enabled	On		Show a skill on the HUD while you gain XP in it.
Style	Tiles	Tiles, Rows	Tiles: the skill icon over its XP bar, side by side. Rows: a wide bar with the icon at the left, stacked.
Max Bars	4	1 to 10	Most skills shown at once, fewer if they do not fit. Past this the oldest is replaced.
Hidden Skills			Skills never shown, separated by commas: Run, Jump, Sneak. Names as the game shows them, or English names, which work in every language.
Tile Size	64	40 to 128	Tile width in HUD pixels. A tile is a third taller than wide. Used when Style is Tiles.
Tile Level	Off		The skill level in the tile's corner. Used when Style is Tiles.
Labels	Name And Level	Name And Level, Icon Only	Name And Level: the skill name and level on the bar. Icon Only: just the icon and bar. Used when Style is Rows.
Show Gain Text	On		The XP gained since the bar appeared, as a percent of a level. Used when Style is Rows and Labels is Name And Level.
Bar Width	220	100 to 500	Row width in HUD pixels. Used when Style is Rows.
Bar Height	22	12 to 48	Row height in HUD pixels. Used when Style is Rows.
Bar Color	DBA847FF	Hex RRGGBBAA (AA = opacity)	Bar color. XP you had shows darker, new XP lighter.
Opacity	1	0.2 to 1	1 is solid; lower shows the game through it.
Hold Seconds	3	0.5 to 30	Seconds a skill stays after its last XP.
Fade Seconds	0.6	0 to 5	Seconds the fade-out takes.
Floating Text	Every Gain	Off, Every Gain, Level Up Only	XP over your character, like a damage number. Only you see it. Every Gain, Level Up Only, or Off.
Floating Text Color	73B8FFFF	Hex RRGGBBAA (AA = opacity)	Color of the floating XP text. Used when Floating Text is not Off.
Placement	Bottom Right	Bottom Right, Below Stamina, Right Side, Custom	Bottom Right: above the key hints. Below Stamina: under the stamina bar. Right Side: below the minimap. Custom: at Anchor X and Anchor Y.
Anchor X	0.5	0 to 1	Center. 0 is the left of the screen, 1 the right. Used when Placement is Custom.
Anchor Y	0.3	0 to 1	Top edge. 0 is the bottom of the screen, 1 the top. Used when Placement is Custom.
Offset X	0	-400 to 400	Move left (-) or right (+), in HUD pixels.
Offset Y	0	-400 to 400	Move down (-) or up (+), in HUD pixels.

Weight

Setting	Default	Range or choices	What it does
Enabled	On		Your carry weight as a bar left of the food icons.
Show	Always	Always, Near Limit, When Changed	Always: always on screen. Near Limit: at or past Near Limit Percent. When Changed: for a few seconds after your weight changes.
Near Limit Percent	80	50 to 100	Percent of your max weight where the bar turns the near-limit color, and where Near Limit shows it.
Changed Seconds	3	1 to 15	Seconds the bar stays after your weight changes. Used when Show is When Changed.
Colors	Thresholds	Thresholds, Gradient, Single	Thresholds: fill color, then near-limit past Near Limit Percent, then over when overweight. Gradient: blends through the three. Single: always the fill color.
Fill Color	FAC761FF	Hex RRGGBBAA (AA = opacity)	Bar color under the limit.
Near Limit Color	FF8C1FFF	Hex RRGGBBAA (AA = opacity)	Bar color near the limit. Used when Colors is not Single.
Over Color	DB291FFF	Hex RRGGBBAA (AA = opacity)	Bar color when overweight. It also flashes. Used when Colors is not Single.
Text	Current And Max	Current And Max, Current, Percent, None	Numbers above the bar: weight over max, weight only, percent, or none.
Text Size	16	10 to 28	Font size of the numbers. Used when Text is not None.
Bar Length	110	40 to 220	Bar length in HUD pixels at the normal 300 max weight.
Bar Thickness	16	6 to 32	Bar thickness in HUD pixels. The health bar is 32.
Scale With Max Weight	On		Grow the bar with your max weight: a Megingjord (+150) makes it half again as long.
Opacity	1	0.2 to 1	1 is solid; lower shows the game through it.
Offset X	0	-300 to 300	Move left (-) or right (+), in HUD pixels.
Offset Y	0	-300 to 300	Move down (-) or up (+), in HUD pixels.

Food Decay

Setting	Default	Range or choices	What it does
Enabled	On		A faint segment past the end of the health, stamina and eitr bars: the max your food has lost as it wears off, which fresh food would give back.
Health	On		Segment on the health bar.
Health Color	BF2E2473	Hex RRGGBBAA (AA = opacity)	Color of the health segment. Used when Health is on.
Stamina	On		Segment on the stamina bar. Like the bar, it shows while stamina is not full.
Stamina Color	EBB83373	Hex RRGGBBAA (AA = opacity)	Color of the stamina segment. Used when Stamina is on.
Eitr	On		Segment on the eitr bar, for eitr foods. Like the bar, it shows while eitr is not full.
Eitr Color	9961E673	Hex RRGGBBAA (AA = opacity)	Color of the eitr segment. Used when Eitr is on.

Food Reminder

Setting	Default	Range or choices	What it does
Enabled	On		Food reminders in a small box at the top of the screen.
Running Out	On		Remind when a food is about to run out.
Threshold Minutes	4	1 to 15	Remind when a food has this many minutes left. Used when Running Out is on.
Final Minute	Off		A second reminder with one minute left. Used when Running Out is on.
Can Eat Again	Off		Remind when a food can be eaten again, half way through its time.
Show Seconds	6	2 to 20	Seconds a reminder stays on screen. Used when Running Out or Can Eat Again is on.
No Food Message	On		Keep a message up while you have no food, until you eat or dismiss it. Also after you respawn.
No Food When	No Food	No Food, Any Slot Empty	No Food: when all your food is gone. Any Slot Empty: whenever a food slot is free. Used when No Food Message is on.
Dismiss Key	Backspace	Any key	Hides the no-food message until you next eat. Used when No Food Message is on.
Dismiss Button	None	None, Left Stick Click, Right Stick Click, Back	Controller button that hides the no-food message. Each also does something in the game (map, run, crouch), so pick the one you use least. Used when No Food Message is on.
Sound	On		A soft chime with each reminder.
Sound Volume	0.35	0.05 to 1	Chime volume, on top of the game's own volume. Used when Sound is on.
Size	1	0.75 to 1.5	1 is the normal size.
Opacity	1	0.2 to 1	1 is solid; lower shows the game through it.
Anchor X	0.5	0 to 1	Center of the box. 0 is the left of the screen, 1 the right.
Anchor Y	0.84	0 to 1	Top of the box. 0 is the bottom of the screen, 1 the top. Moves down by itself to clear the raid banner.

Build Materials

Setting	Default	Range or choices	What it does
Enabled	On		With the hammer out, a panel beside the build menu counts the materials you carry.
Selected Piece	On		List what the selected piece costs and how many you have. Red when short.
Can Build Count	On		How many of the selected piece you can build. Used when Selected Piece is on.
Common With Cost	Off		Also list the materials below while a piece is selected. Off: only its cost. Used when Selected Piece is on.
Wood	When Known	Always, When Known, When Carried, Never	When to list Wood. When Known: once you have found one. When Carried: while you have some.
Stone	When Known	Always, When Known, When Carried, Never	When to list Stone. When Known: once you have found one. When Carried: while you have some.
Corewood	When Known	Always, When Known, When Carried, Never	When to list Corewood. When Known: once you have found one. When Carried: while you have some.
Finewood	When Known	Always, When Known, When Carried, Never	When to list Finewood. When Known: once you have found one. When Carried: while you have some.
Resin	When Carried	Always, When Known, When Carried, Never	When to list Resin. When Known: once you have found one. When Carried: while you have some.
Bronze Nails	When Carried	Always, When Known, When Carried, Never	When to list Bronze Nails. When Known: once you have found one. When Carried: while you have some.
Iron Nails	When Carried	Always, When Known, When Carried, Never	When to list Iron Nails. When Known: once you have found one. When Carried: while you have some.
Black Marble	When Carried	Always, When Known, When Carried, Never	When to list Black Marble. When Known: once you have found one. When Carried: while you have some.
Yggdrasil Wood	When Carried	Always, When Known, When Carried, Never	When to list Yggdrasil Wood. When Known: once you have found one. When Carried: while you have some.
Grausten	When Carried	Always, When Known, When Carried, Never	When to list Grausten. When Known: once you have found one. When Carried: while you have some.
Ashwood	When Carried	Always, When Known, When Carried, Never	When to list Ashwood. When Known: once you have found one. When Carried: while you have some.
Other Materials			More materials to list, separated by commas: Copper, Deer Hide. Names as the game shows them, or item names (DeerHide), which work in every language.
Size	1	0.75 to 1.5	Panel size. 1 is the normal size.
Opacity	1	0.2 to 1	1 is solid; lower shows the game through it.
Placement	Beside Build Info	Beside Build Info, Custom	Beside Build Info: right of the piece box at the bottom of the screen. Custom: at Anchor X and Anchor Y.
Anchor X	0.8	0 to 1	Left edge. 0 is the left of the screen, 1 the right. Used when Placement is Custom.
Anchor Y	0.1	0 to 1	Bottom edge. 0 is the bottom of the screen, 1 the top. Used when Placement is Custom.
Offset X	0	-400 to 400	Move left (-) or right (+), in HUD pixels.
Offset Y	0	-400 to 400	Move down (-) or up (+), in HUD pixels.

Build Support

Setting	Default	Range or choices	What it does
Enabled	On		With the hammer out, warns when a piece you place would break, and shows what would fall if you removed one.
Break Warning	On		A piece that would break as soon as you build it flashes red, with a note above the build menu.
Support Color	Off		Color the piece you are placing by the support it will have, in the hammer's colors: blue on the ground, then green to red as support drops.
Fall Preview	On		Point the hammer at a built piece to see what would fall if you removed it (red) and what would stand with less support (orange).
Show When	Key Held	Key Held, Always	Key Held: while you hold Preview Key. Always: whenever you point at a piece. On a controller it always shows. Used when Fall Preview is on.
Preview Key	LeftAlt	Any key	Hold to see what would fall. Used when Show When is Key Held.
Show Weaker	On		Also mark pieces that would stay up with clearly less support, in orange. Used when Fall Preview is on.
Note	On		A short note above the build menu: Will break, or how many pieces would fall.
Size	1	0.75 to 1.5	1 is the normal size. Used when Note is on.
Opacity	1	0.2 to 1	1 is solid; lower shows the game through it. Used when Note is on.
Offset X	0	-400 to 400	Move left (-) or right (+), in HUD pixels. Used when Note is on.
Offset Y	0	-400 to 400	Move down (-) or up (+), in HUD pixels. Used when Note is on.

Crafting

Setting	Default	Range or choices	What it does
Enabled	On		Category tabs and a sort order for the crafting list at every station.
Categories	On		A row of tabs above the list: weapons, armor, tools, ammo, food, materials. On a controller, the D-pad left and right switch tabs.
Sort	Default	Default, Name, Type, Station Level	Default: the game's order. Name: A to Z. Type: grouped like the tabs. Station Level: newest unlocks first.
Craftable First	On		List what you can craft right now at the top. Used when Sort is not Default.
Sort Button	On		A button under the list that changes the sort order. Right-click goes back.

Day Night Bar

Setting	Default	Range or choices	What it does
Enabled	On		A day and night bar on the minimap: the time of day and how long until dusk or dawn.
Countdown	On		Time left until dusk by day, or dawn by night.
Dusk Warning Seconds	60	0 to 300	The dusk countdown turns orange this many seconds before night. 0 = never. Used when Countdown is on.
Day Number	On		The day number.
Clock	Off		The time as a 24-hour clock. 06:00 is sunrise, 18:00 sunset.
Bar Height	10	6 to 18	Bar height in HUD pixels.
Size	1	0.75 to 1.5	Text and icon size.
Opacity	1	0.2 to 1	1 is solid; lower shows the game through it.
Day Color	DBAD52D9	Hex RRGGBBAA (AA = opacity)	Color of the day part.
Night Color	212B5CE6	Hex RRGGBBAA (AA = opacity)	Color of the night part.
Placement	Above Minimap	Above Minimap, Top Center, Custom	Above Minimap: along its top edge, or the top right corner without a minimap. Top Center: under the compass. Custom: at Anchor X and Anchor Y.
Width	220	120 to 600	Bar width in HUD pixels. On the minimap it matches the minimap instead.
Anchor X	0.85	0 to 1	Center of the bar. 0 is the left of the screen, 1 the right. Used when Placement is Custom.
Anchor Y	0.95	0 to 1	Bottom of the bar. 0 is the bottom of the screen, 1 the top. Used when Placement is Custom.
Offset X	0	-400 to 400	Move left (-) or right (+), in HUD pixels.
Offset Y	0	-400 to 400	Move down (-) or up (+), in HUD pixels.

Compass

Setting	Default	Range or choices	What it does
Enabled	On		A compass strip at the top of the screen: your heading, friends and nearby map pins.
Heading	On		Your heading under the center mark, for call-outs. 0 is north, 90 east.
Heading Direction	Off		Add the direction after the number: 212 SW. Used when Heading is on.
Focus Info	On		The name of the marker you look at, beside the heading.
Distance	Focused	Focused, All Markers, Off	Focused: the distance of the marker you look at. All Markers: a distance under every marker. Off: none.
Friends	On		Other players, each in their own color. Far-away players show if they share their position on the map.
Friend Names	Focused	Focused, Always, Off	Focused: a friend's name when you look at them. Always: under every friend. Off: none. Used when Friends is on.
Pings	On		Map pings from you and your friends, at any distance.
Pins	On		Pins you placed on the map, bench pins included.
Bed	On		Your bed.
Tombstone	On		Where you died.
Bosses	On		Boss altars and other boss locations on your map.
Pin Range	300	50 to 2000	Pins farther than this, in meters, are left off. Friends and pings ignore it. Used when Pins, Bed, Tombstone or Bosses is on.
Height Arrow Meters	10	0 to 50	An up or down arrow on markers this many meters above or below you. 0 = off.
Max Markers	12	3 to 24	Most markers at once. Pings and friends first, then the nearest.
Size	1	0.75 to 2	Overall size. 1 is the normal size.
Width	520	300 to 1000	Strip width in HUD pixels. Kept clear of the minimap on narrow screens.
Field Of View	120	60 to 240	Degrees the strip covers. Narrower is easier to read.
Opacity	0.9	0.2 to 1	1 is solid; lower shows the game through it.
Animations	On		Markers ease in, grow when you look at them, and pings pulse. Off: plain fades.
Offset X	0	-600 to 600	Move left (-) or right (+), in HUD pixels.
Offset Y	0	-400 to 0	Move down (-) or up (+) from the top of the screen, in HUD pixels.

Buffs

Setting	Default	Range or choices	What it does
Enabled	On		Resize the buff icons at the top right and keep them clear of the compass.
Size	0.9	0.5 to 1	Buff icon size. 1 is the game's size.
Per Row	0	0 to 12	Most buffs in one row before a new row starts. 0 = the game's 7.
Make Room For Compass	On		Start a new row before the buffs reach the compass. Used when the compass is on.

Rested Countdown

Setting	Default	Range or choices	What it does
Enabled	On		While you rest by a fire, count down the seconds until you are Rested, above the Resting icon.
Text Size	15	11 to 26	Font size of the countdown.
Sound	On		A soft chime when you become Rested.
Sound Volume	0.35	0.05 to 1	Chime volume, on top of the game's own volume. Used when Sound is on.

Save Countdown

Setting	Default	Range or choices	What it does
Enabled	On		Count down to the auto-save, so its lag spike does not catch you mid-fight.
Seconds	5	3 to 30	Seconds before the save that the countdown starts.
Character Save	On		On a server, also count down to your own character save, which has a smaller hitch.
Sound	On		A soft tick each second.
Sound Volume	0.35	0.05 to 1	Tick volume, on top of the game's own volume. Used when Sound is on.
Size	1	0.75 to 1.5	1 is the normal size.
Opacity	1	0.2 to 1	1 is solid; lower shows the game through it.
Anchor X	0.5	0 to 1	Center of the box. 0 is the left of the screen, 1 the right.
Anchor Y	0.72	0 to 1	Center of the box. 0 is the bottom of the screen, 1 the top.

Low Ammo

Setting	Default	Range or choices	What it does
Enabled	On		Warn when a shot leaves you low on arrows, bolts or bait.
First Warning	25	0 to 100	Warn when this many are left. 0 = off.
Second Warning	10	0 to 100	Warn again, in red, when this many are left. 0 = off.
Show Seconds	3	1 to 10	Seconds the warning stays on screen.
Sound	On		A short low tone with each warning.
Sound Volume	0.35	0.05 to 1	Tone volume, on top of the game's own volume. Used when Sound is on.
Size	1	0.75 to 1.5	1 is the normal size.
Opacity	1	0.2 to 1	1 is solid; lower shows the game through it.
Anchor X	0.5	0 to 1	Center of the box. 0 is the left of the screen, 1 the right.
Anchor Y	0.2	0 to 1	Center of the box. 0 is the bottom of the screen, 1 the top.

Stats Window

Setting	Default	Range or choices	What it does
Enabled	On		A stats window in the inventory: health, stamina, regen, speed, carry weight, armor and resistances, with what each item, food, potion and Epic Loot enchantment adds. Also your death recaps and boss recaps.
Key	K	Any key	Opens and closes the window, with or without the inventory open. Used when Stats Window is on.
Controller Button	Right Stick Click	None, Left Stick Click, Right Stick Click, Back	Controller button that opens and closes the window while the inventory is open. Used when Stats Window is on.
Armor Button	On		Click the armor value in the inventory to open the window. A small mark shows it can be clicked. Used when Stats Window is on.

Death Recap

Setting	Default	Range or choices	What it does
Enabled	On		Keep a recap of what killed you: every source of damage in the fight, the killing blow and the damage types. Shown in the stats window under Deaths.
Popup	On		Show the recap on the death screen. Used when Death Recap is on.
After Respawn	6	0 to 30	Seconds the recap stays up after you respawn. Used when Popup is on.
Size	1	0.75 to 1.5	1 is the normal size. Used when Popup is on.
Opacity	0.95	0.3 to 1	1 is solid; lower shows the game through it. Used when Popup is on.

Boss Recap

Setting	Default	Range or choices	What it does
Enabled	On		After a boss fight, how much damage each player did and with what: weapons, arrows, Epic Loot enchantments, fire and poison over time. Friends with this mod share their numbers automatically. The full breakdown is in the stats window under Bosses.
Popup	On		A short summary on screen when the boss dies. Used when Boss Recap is on.
Popup Seconds	15	5 to 60	How long the summary stays. Used when Popup is on.
Size	1	0.75 to 1.5	1 is the normal size. Used when Popup is on.
Opacity	0.95	0.3 to 1	1 is solid; lower shows the game through it. Used when Popup is on.
Anchor X	0.82	0 to 1	Center of the summary. 0 is the left of the screen, 1 the right. Used when Popup is on.
Anchor Y	0.55	0 to 1	Center of the summary. 0 is the bottom of the screen, 1 the top. Used when Popup is on.

Bench Pins

Setting	Default	Range or choices	What it does
Enabled	On		Add a map pin when you build a workbench, so you can find your camps again.
Pin Stations	Workbench Only	Workbench Only, All Crafting Stations	Workbench Only, or every crafting station: forge, stonecutter, artisan table and the rest.
Skip Near Pin Meters	50	0 to 200	No new pin if one of your pins is this close, in meters, so a base gets one pin. 0 = always pin.
Remove With Bench	On		Removing a bench with the hammer removes its pin, or moves it to another bench within Skip Near Pin Meters.
Announce	On		Show the new pin's name in the top-left messages.
Icon	House	Fire, House, Hammer, Dot, Portal	Map pin icon.
Names	Random Name	Random Name, Station Name, No Name	Random Name: a Norse-sounding name from the lists below. Station Name: "Workbench". No Name: just the icon.
Name Prefixes	Ulf, Hrafn, Jarn, Frost, Grim, Skjold, Bjorn, Eld, Svart, Thor, Odin, Rune, Troll, Mead, Ash, Ygg, Valk, Draugr, Fenris, Storm, Iron, Wolf, Raven, Boar, Elk, Ember, Hel, Njord, Sig, Hjalm, Gunn, Kald, Myrk, Vind, Stein, Gull, Sol, Eikthyr, Bonemass, Greyling, Freyr, Freya, Baldr, Tyr, Loki, Heimdal, Vidar, Skadi, Bragi, Idun, Frigg, Ullr, Mimir, Surt, Ymir, Jotun, Fafnir, Nidhogg, Sleipnir, Hugin, Munin, Geri, Freki, Moder, Yagluth, Fulling, Lox, Serpent, Neck, Blod, Dverg, Alf, Hvit, Raud, Gra, Kol, Haug, Skog, Fjall, Snae, Bear, Orn, Oak, Birch, Pine, Thunder, Bone, Copper, Silver, Amber, Horn, Tusk, Antler, Mist, Ice, Black, Gold, Saga, Skald, Wyrm		First halves of random names, separated by commas. Used when Names is Random Name.
Name Suffixes	heim, gard, vik, stad, borg, holt, fjord, hall, by, hold, keep, stead, haven, mark, fell, dal, ness, wall, rest, ford, hof, skali, rock, watch, hearth, thorp, tun, vang, berg, havn, sund, ey, lund, mire, moor, mere, strand, haug, stein, garth, helm, hollow, hill, crag, peak, spire, tower, gate, bridge, crossing, ridge, reach, rise, falls, wood, grove, glade, field, vale, marsh, fen, bay, port, harbor, shore, cove, isle, point, cliff, cairn, barrow, howe, mound, ring, forge, mill, lodge, camp, post, fort, bastion, bulwark, rampart, longhouse, steading, saeter, hus, bol, toft, rud, vin, akr, hagi, lid, bekk, foss, hammar, tind, vatn, grip		Second halves of random names, separated by commas. Used when Names is Random Name.

Auto Repair

Setting	Default	Range or choices	What it does
Enabled	On		Opening a crafting station repairs every item it can, as if you pressed its repair button for each.
Equipped Only	Off		Repair only what you are wearing and holding, not spare gear in your bags.
Announce	On		Say how many items were repaired, in the middle of the screen.

Settings saved by an older version keep their values. Removed settings are ignored.

Install

• r2modman / Thunderstore Mod Manager: search for Krool World UI and install.
• Manual: install BepInExPack Valheim, then put KroolWorldUI.dll in BepInEx/plugins.

Compatibility and tips

• Used in a modpack with EpicLoot, ExtraSlots, AdventureBackpacks, Quick Stack, MultiUserChest, PlantEverything and Warfare.
• If something overlaps another mod's HUD, move it with the offsets in F7. Preview on HUD shows where things land.
• Too many XP popups while running or sneaking: set FloatingText to Level Up Only.
• Updates keep your saved settings. Use Reset in F7 to take new defaults.

Source, issues and changelog: github.com/Krool/KroolWorldUI. MIT licensed.