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Automatic Junk Scrapper Perk is Backif you don't have other specialized loot post-processing mods installed
Native Settings UIfor easier settings management within a common settings menu.
Native Settings UI Side Menu Add-onfor easier navigation within Native Settings UI.
Read All Shardsfor quickly marking all looted shards as read, if needed.
AutoLoot 3.5.0:
as versions 3.4 - 3.5 introduced new features that have not been verified against a full game playthrough, there may be additional bug fix or improvement releases if I spot anything requiring attention while playing the game.
AutoLoot 3.3.0 important note:
as this version introduces new full multi-language translation support, old translated mod files are no longer used.
If you were using an older translated version, please contact the translation author to provide translation a JSON file for the new version.
- read the Description in full,
- review attached images,
- read sticky posts.
Please make sure you verify your issues against a healthy and clean game install before reporting.
If the issue persists please provide details on the issue.
From now on I will not answer issue reports not adhering to the above rules.
I reserve rights to delete posts I find offending, defamatory, misleading, containing accusations, unfounded assessments, bad opinions based on beliefs or blanket statements or any other false or unjust information about this mod, promoting unauthorized or risky changes or just irrelevant yet excessive spamming messages.
Also please don't post similarly negative comments on other mods neither links to other mods.
If anything is not clear: ask about it.
Just please ask without making assessments on guesses.
The best if you could install the mod first and give it a try for few days of play.
v3.1.14
Quality update: code hardening to ensure resilience against incompatibilities caused by other mods, preventing potential disruptions to the functionality of the code.
v3.1.12
Fixes muted footsteps issue in some specific conditions.
v3.1.11:
Adds a workaround against CET ImGui Ctrl Tab window switching mixing with the game action keys issue. Thanks to macf1an for providing details on the issue.
This workaround is needed if you combine the Autoloot monitor, the Ctrl key press for crouch and the Tab key press for scan in the game that the CET takes as a window navigation command to trigger open windows selection window and cycle between the windows in a loop.
The workaround is fully automatic - no need to do anything about it.
v3.1.10:
- added an optional Autoloot Monitor window to indicate the current looting state.
What the Monitor does:
it shows a small window over the game UI (example) indicating the current looting state:
- green background and "Idle." text over meaning no any looting is in progress at all the moment,
- red background and "Looting" text over followed by moving dots - actively discovering&looting at the moment,
- red background and "Looting" text over but not moving - receiving the looting trigger signal but the actual looting is paused for some reason.
It will be resumed when the game conditions change to allow looting again.
The monitor window is not enabled by default - you'd need to turn it on either in the mod window settings either with a CET key (if set up).
If you want to move the window to a better position like on the example screenshot you can do it when the CET overlay is active by dragging the window with your mouse to your desired location.
Why would it matter?
The Autoloot is conditioned to work when it's safe to work.
E.g. you may press the looting trigger but the current game conditions would not allow it so it's aborted.
Or you may press and hold the trigger key for a continuous looting cycle but few moments later the game conditions may change so it's either aborted (back to green) either put on a pause (red but no dot animations).
Especially if the looting trigger is the game default action key which handles multiple functionalities the Autoloot must respect.
So the Monitor adds a visual control on the ongoing looting process progress.
This is actually one of my debugging tools I turned into a bit more polished version for you.
Previous release notes:
v3.1.9:
- Removes a restriction on autolooting while swimming resulting from changes in the game v1.61 design.
- Even better game default action key sharing.
So can I specify loot parameters ?
Like dont loot something below quality or consumables/junk ?
There’s no need to add such a feature, as there are well-known mods that post-process loot based on your preferences, which you can use alongside Autoloot to automatically handle whatever it picks up.
Just use the search box at the top of this page and look for mods matching the string pattern scrapper and/or disassem to find one that suits you best.
Additionally, this approach will speed up your character's progression, as every piece of loot you collect and process contributes points and/or items to your character.
To change the ranges, you'd need to modify each one individually.
Then there are loot markers (internally called mappins) that have a separate set of parameters for showing or hiding them based on proximity and game state conditions. While most of these mappin parameters are not individual, extending their range beyond a loot object's proximity range has no effect. So again, it all starts with the individual loot object parameters.
I doubt anyone would attempt to create such a mod.
Is it possible to have this mod working when V is in a vehicle (both bike and cars)?
If this could've been an option I would appreciate it; currently we have to get off the vehicle each time to make autoloot do it's job.
While this mod may be considered as close to cheating, it is not about harvesting.
Additionally, putting aside all the safe autolooting rules outlined in the Description, it wouldn't be reliable - since the game might not activate loot triggers in time when you're passing them in a vehicle. This means you'd be leaving many lootable objects behind anyway.
Awesome idea on it being user-dependent btw. I love the idea of getting into huge fights, then just walking through the chaos and it all being picked up, instead of manually having to do it, but I wanna see how much of what type I am gonna get first, which the manual use use (use(use)) covers nicely. Awesome mod dude.
Use.
Picture of shard that can't be autolooted: