Revival Revived

Dying gets a second chance. When your health hits zero you are downed instead of dead: your body fades in a puff of smoke and a green revive marker drops in where you fell. Teammates can channel on the marker to bring you back — if nobody does before the window runs out, you die for real and the marker becomes your regular tombstone, right in place.

Features

Downed, not dead — lethal damage puts you in a downed state. No ragdoll, no instant grave: a green-glowing marker (with your name on it) marks the spot.
Hold-to-revive — teammates hold the interact key on the marker; a radial progress circle shows the channel. Revive progress is driven by the reviving player, so it is lag-free for the person doing the work. A single-press mode is available in the config.
Bleed-out window — you stay revivable for a configurable window (30s default). The marker's accent gradually shifts from revive-green back to tombstone-red as time runs out. Actively channeling a revive pauses the timer.
Clean handoff on true death — when the window expires, the real loot tombstone takes the marker's place seamlessly (no drop-in pop replay, no flicker). If you had nothing to drop, the marker crumbles away like an emptied grave.
No disconnect cheese — logging out (or crashing) while downed doesn't save you: the marker persists, and completing the death is enforced when you reconnect.
Multiplayer-first — state lives in replicated ZDOs; late joiners and players streaming into the area see downed markers correctly.

Configuration

BepInEx/config/com.andres.revivalrevived.cfg (created on first launch):

Setting	Default	Description
`Revive.Mode`	`Hold`	`Hold`: keep the interact key held to revive. `Press`: a single press revives instantly.
`Revive.HoldTimeSeconds`	`4`	How long the interact key must be held to complete a revive (Hold mode).
`Revive.WindowSeconds`	`30`	How long a downed player stays revivable before dying for real.

Timing is authoritative on the downed player's side; a reviver's own config only affects which button gesture their client accepts.

Notes

Revived players come back at 25% health.
All players in a session should run the mod (it patches death handling and registers a networked marker prefab).

Revival Revived

Features

Downed, not dead — lethal damage puts you in a downed state. No ragdoll, no instant grave: a green-glowing marker (with your name on it) marks the spot.

Hold-to-revive — teammates hold the interact key on the marker; a radial progress circle shows the channel. Revive progress is driven by the reviving player, so it is lag-free for the person doing the work. A single-press mode is available in the config.

Bleed-out window — you stay revivable for a configurable window (30s default). The marker's accent gradually shifts from revive-green back to tombstone-red as time runs out. Actively channeling a revive pauses the timer.

Clean handoff on true death — when the window expires, the real loot tombstone takes the marker's place seamlessly (no drop-in pop replay, no flicker). If you had nothing to drop, the marker crumbles away like an emptied grave.

No disconnect cheese — logging out (or crashing) while downed doesn't save you: the marker persists, and completing the death is enforced when you reconnect.

Multiplayer-first — state lives in replicated ZDOs; late joiners and players streaming into the area see downed markers correctly.

Configuration

BepInEx/config/com.andres.revivalrevived.cfg (created on first launch):

Setting

Default

Description

Revive.Mode

Hold

Hold: keep the interact key held to revive. Press: a single press revives instantly.

Revive.HoldTimeSeconds

4

How long the interact key must be held to complete a revive (Hold mode).

Revive.WindowSeconds

30

How long a downed player stays revivable before dying for real.

Timing is authoritative on the downed player's side; a reviver's own config only affects which button gesture their client accepts.