Micro-mods by dmitmel in a single 999-in-1 package, ranging from QoL tweaks to cheats. Also includes tools for debugging and mod development!
The mods in this list are divided into various categories:
- QoL - quality-of-life, various enhancements that don't affect the gameplay significantly. Recommended by me for the first playthrough! (also see my other mod called World map overhaul).
- debug - tools for debugging or somehow else related to mod development.
- cheat - self-descriptive and come with all implications of cheating (i.e. condemnation from random people on the Internet), but it's not like I'm gonna prevent you from using these. :P
- assist - additional settings for the Assist Mode.
Most mods are disabled by default (where it is technically possible).
It's simple. Most of them can be found by scrolling down in the "General" tab of the regular game settings menu:
However, other settings may go to other tabs where it makes more sense. For instance, all shortcuts are added to the "Controls" tab, and all assist options are, obviously, added to the "Assists" tab.
Previous location
Always enabled
Allows binding the 4th and 5th mouse buttons (sometimes called "side buttons") to any action in the Controls settings. Be aware that those buttons don't have an icon for now!
Renders hitboxes as red wireframes.
Teleport to any map/room in an area or a dungeon simply by clicking it in the map menu. Doesn't work with gamepads because the developer doesn't have one for testing.
Adds an assist option which scales the hitpoints of enemies. Note that the game needs to be restarted after changing it! Based on https://github.com/falcorr/CCscaleHP (https://gbatemp.net/threads/crosscode-mods.578327/).
Shows a marker for the player's position on the current map. Isn't accurate due to the limitations of the game, but is useful as a reference for placing stamps.
Shows markers for all chests in the current map (they are not saved as stamps).
Previous location
Always enabled
Adds a shortcut for quickly opening and closing the map menu, by default assigned to the key M.
Note that you need to have the input-api mod installed
if you want to rebind this shortcut.
An experimental mod, allows playing the game (to some extent) without moving the mouse. Use the
Q and E keys to focus any enemy, the cursor will follow the focused enemy automatically, and you
can move the cursor with the mouse to unfocus.
Does exactly what it says on the tin - skips the intro sequence with logos which plays before the title screen.
These mods are not included in this pack, but will be interesting nonetheless if you are looking for QoL stuff. Again, recommended by me for the first playthrough!
Adds a better world map for CrossCode.
PRs are really appreciated! As you can see, almost every mod comes with a little catch or warning, I'd really love those to be fixed!
Written starting in 2020 by dmitmel.
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