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Simple day counter, with the ability to adjust positioning. (IL2CPP VERSION)

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This mod shows a simple day counter in the bottom left corner of your screen, with the ability to adjust positioning. (IL2CPP VERSION)

Instructions:

  • Place 'DayCounterRedux.dll' inside the folder Mods in your Schedule One installation directory.
  • Run Schedule One and the counter will be displayed by default in the bottom left corner.
Configuration:

  • To configure it manually look inside Inside of UserData in your Schedule One installation directory you can find MelonPreferences.cfg, open this file and can change various settings for the counter using the example config below.


Example Config:

[DayCounterRedux]
# Toggle day counter.
CounterVisible = true
# 1 - topleft, 2 - topright, 3 - bottomleft, 4 - bottomright
CounterLocation = 2
# Width of the day counter UI element.
CounterWidth = 130.0
# Horizontal offset for the day counter.
XOffset = 0.0
# Vertical offset for the day counter.
YOffset = 0.0
# Horizontal offset for the day counter icon.
IconXOffset = 0.0
# Vertical offset for the day counter icon.
IconYOffset = 0.0
# Scale factor for the day counter.
UIScale = 1.0


If you have issues with crashing or not opening consider one of the following:

  •  It's likely conflicting with another mod.
  •  You are likely using an outdated version MelonLoader (This was made for 0.7.0 Open-Beta)
  •  You are likely using the wrong version of the mod for your game.

I apologize if it's not fully functional for everyone on your end, I do not currently have a lot of free time at the moment and I'm a bit new to MelonLoader modding itself (though not a stranger to Unity), I am unable to provide adequate robust support for the mod full-time and my replies are slow or updates are very slow. You can reach out to me on Discord and I would likely be better able to assist you there.

Shout-out goes out to savvvvvvvv (for the mod idea only since he was the first to post a Day Counter, no code directly used from his mod).