v1.3.0 — Spell Bracket Visualizer

Rainbow nesting brackets and a cast-structure panel on Noita's wand UI: see at a glance which spells fire together each cast, and when a wand wraps.

Install (no Steam needed)

1. Download spell_bracket_visualizer-v1.3.0.zip below.
2. Extract it into your Noita mods folder — the one next to noita.exe (create it if it isn't there). You should end up with Noita/mods/spell_bracket_visualizer/init.lua.
3. Launch Noita → Mods → accept the modding warning → tick Spell Bracket Visualizer → start or continue a run.

The folder must be named exactly spell_bracket_visualizer — the mod loads its own files by that path. Use the zip below, not the green "Source code (zip)" link, which extracts as spell_bracket_visualizer-1.3.0 and won't load.

The zip holds only the files the game actually loads (plus the license), and INSTALL.txt inside it has the long-form walkthrough, a settings rundown, and troubleshooting.

Steam users: subscribe on the Workshop instead.

What's new in 1.3.0

• Depleted spells are ignored. A spell with 0 charges left can't fire — the engine discards it and draws the next card — so it's now left out of the brackets and panel, and the wand groups and wraps as if that slot were empty. New setting: Ignore Depleted Spells (on by default).
• Greek wands keep them. Greek spells (Alpha, Tau, Omega, Mu, Phi, Sigma, Zeta, Gamma) re-cast by slot position, so a depleted spell still changes what they read. On those wands the full structure is kept. New setting: Greek Wands: Keep Depleted Spells (on by default).
• The Debug Info readout now draws in front of the structure panel instead of behind it, and reports whether the held wand is Greek.

Notes

• Purely visual — it reads your wands and draws on top of the UI. Safe to add to a run in progress and safe to remove.
• Shuffle wands intentionally show nothing: their draw order re-randomizes every cycle, so any structure shown would be one arrangement out of many.
• If the brackets ever look misaligned, turn on Debug Info (for bug reports), open your wand, and open an issue with the screenshot — it captures the resolution and wand measurements needed to fix it.