QudUX 2.0 is the successor to the original QudUX mod for Caves of Qud. It has been completely re-written from the ground up.
All features can now be individually toggled on or off in the Options menu.
- Automatically track visited locations in your journal (green checkmark or grey questionmark)
PNG preview - Mark legendary creatures in your journal through Look or interaction menu.
GIF preview- And view their recorded faction relationships in the journal entry.
- Find village quest givers more easily (conversation
PNG previewan visual effectGIF preview) - Ask traders when they'll restock in a lore-friendly dialog
PNG preview - Preview your builds in a revamped text console UI build library
GIF preview - Choose any sprite for your character - during character creation, by keybind, or by wish.
GIF preview - Manage inventory in a revamped text console UI inventory screen
video preview- Rearrage item categories on different tabs
- View item value-per-pound with a button toggle
- Do your cooking in brand new text console UI cooking screens
video preview- Brand new UI for Choose ingredients to cook with
- Brand new UI for Cook from a recipe
- Collapse sections in the text console UI trade screen
PNG preview - See ability descriptions and willpower-adjusted cooldown details for all activated abilities on the abilities screen
GIF preview - Disable auto-pickup for specific items through item interaction menu, such as ape pelts or HE Missiles
PNG preview - Review game statistics in a revamped GameStats menu.
- Get particle text indicators when you're blocked at a zone border or when you've paused before entering deep/dangerous liquids
GIF preview Enjoy a unique, dedicated sprite for arrowsPNG preview- (Feature removed because an arrow sprite was added to the base game)
- Optionally, prevent pulsed field magnets from ripping your items away. This option is off by default.
The mod can be installed directly from this repository by downloading the code and following these mod installation instructions.
It is also available on the Steam workshop: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1804499742
QudUX 2.0 now relies primarily on Harmony injection to make its modifications, which is a far simpler (and more performant) framework than the Unity MonoBehavior polling that was previously used. Caves of Qud supports Harmony injection natively; Harmony is packaged with the game executable.