v1.3.3 — 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-v1.3.3.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-1.3.3 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 1.3.3

• Divide By spells now group correctly. Divide By 2/3/4/10 skip the engine's normal draw call and invoke the next card directly, which the mod's spell data missed — so it drew a cast boundary between a divide and its target. In the game they fire together: Divide By 2, Light Bullet is one cast, and a multicast that gathers a divide spans the divide and what it divides. A Divide By now prefix-attaches to the next spell exactly like a modifier, with the one real difference kept — a Divide By at the end of the wand does nothing at all, so it never causes a wrap, where a trailing modifier does.

• Spells the mod can't predict now say so. The Requirement ("If") spells skip part of the wand when their condition is false at cast time, and the random-draw spells (Random Spell, Draw Random, …) add cards chosen at cast time. No fixed display can show those truthfully, so instead of drawing one possibility as if it were certain, the panel marks them with a ? and a footnote. What's drawn is the condition-true / no-extras path. Always-cast spells carry the mark too.

• The ? footnote survives a long wand. On a structure too tall for the screen the panel folds its tail into a ... +N more line — which used to drop the footnote explaining the ? marks while leaving the marks themselves on screen. The legend is now held back from that cut.

• The wraps to front tag holds still. It hung off the bracket it labels, and a wrap enclosure is the outermost bracket on its column — so the more nesting a wand had, the further the tag slid down and right, eventually out of the wand's box entirely and onto the border of the next one. It now sits at a fixed spot inside the box, beside the wand's header, whatever the brackets do.

If you hit a wand whose brackets don't match what it actually does, please open an issue with the spell list (or a screenshot) — every confirmed mismatch so far has been fixable, and this update exists because people reported them.