Mods by the wiki's creator

Mutes the toilet sound effects and voice lines. Every other sound plays as normal.

Queue up several orders in the countdown at the start of a game and on expeditions, the same way you can at home, instead of one at a time.

A true slow speed, a super speed, a pause while you stand idle or when a wave or emergency starts, fast sleep with a pause on waking, and a pause key that works before the disaster and on expeditions, plus hold keys, a Wait until button, an alarm clock and more pause alerts.

Slower exposure on expeditions, with the bar shown in numbers, the cost of each search, warnings and a trip summary. Presets from Vanilla to Hardcore, a slider for each kind of exposure, and danger that grows by day or location.

Choose from up to 20 rewards at the end of the day instead of 3, lock more than one, ban cards you do not want, and earn more interest on your survival points. An optional shop lets you buy any reward you can get.

Makes each in-game day last longer in real time, twice as long by default. Hunger, plant growth and disaster countdowns slow down with it.

Lets everyday actions like eating, using furniture and treatment take less game time without giving less, lets you, the robot and your survivors walk and work faster, and can speed up crafting and expedition travel.

One panel for the traps and barricades outside your home. Repair all damaged defenses in one press, clear the broken ones, or repair and remove them one by one. Opens with F7 or a HUD button, with Repair all and Clear all broken also on the game's Layout screen. Switches electrical defenses on only while zombies are at the base, only when zombies come near, or always. Lets the chainsaw hit crawler zombies.

Mutes the sound a trap keeps playing once it has caught something. Every other sound plays as normal.

One press unpacks every furniture package in your bag, then the ones on the floor at home (and in your storages, if you turn that on), as far as your home has free package spots. F9 or the inventory's Mods menu.

A shared library for my Survival Log mods. It shows their short notices (toasts) beside the HUD, holds the entries they add to the inventory's Mods dropdown, lets them apply changed settings at once, and keeps their buttons and phone apps tidy. On its own it does nothing you can see; install it when another mod says it needs it.

Turns the game's interrupting popups into toasts, and keeps every notice in a Notifications app on your phone. Needs Exiled's Toolkit.

See the numbers behind the + and - marks in Survival Log's action tooltips: -10 satiety instead of two minus signs. Measured from what your character really got once you have used an action, the game's ~estimate until then.

Press F6 to open your vehicle's trunk from anywhere before the disaster. Buy straight into the trunk at the shop.

A free camera for Survival Log: orbit all the way round, tilt, raise and lower, zoom further, and no more snapping back to your character unless you press the center camera key.

Lists every installed mod, turns mods on or off, and changes their settings in-game.

Bigger stacks per item category that keep fresh food apart from old food, cooking and crafting that count every item in a stack, no whole stacks in cooking stations, and splitting stacks with Shift, Ctrl or a how-many panel.

One searchable list of everything in your bag and storages (F8), with buttons that put your bag away into the storages whose tags fit. Keep chosen items in your bag, see what rots soonest, get tidier storages and have drone deliveries put themselves away.

A wider, searchable workbench screen with a craft queue. Workbenches use every storage in your home, make intermediate materials for you, and craft a queue of different recipes.

The toilet gives 4 Premium Organic Fertilizer instead of 2 Basic Fertilizer. The fertilizer and the amount can be changed.

Before the disaster, one click in the inventory's Mods menu searches every container and uses every daily reward in the store you are in.

Store furniture packages for later and take them out again. A HUD button opens the bank, clicking a yard package adds Bank to its menu, and the build shop gets a Bank button on every bought package plus the banked packages below its list. The bank holds 4 large, 6 medium and 8 small packages by default, and story items without limit.

See every action the game suggests, not just three, in one row of chips you can scroll sideways with the mouse wheel. One chip per action, best first.

Turns item tooltips into a small wiki with sections for effects, freshness, home counts, uses, growing and more on Shift, and shows what the game knows but never puts on screen: how many of an item you have at home, a trader's food stats, brew quality, scrap-only loot, ingredient info while cooking and how long planning cards last. Emptied containers stop staying highlighted.

Keeps the events list on the HUD to a fixed height that scrolls, with emergencies and the soonest countdowns on top, and puts a badge on the phone for event texts you have not accepted yet.

Sets how fast the machines at your base work, and how much they make: the shredder, the Ration Press, the dye vat, compost bins, plant growth, fuel generators, drone trips, brewing and cooking. Adds a Machines window with every machine's time left, done notices and a Rush button.

Items from furniture you scrap or demolish go to your trunk or shopping cart while exploring, then your backpack, instead of the ground. At home they go to your backpack.

Opens a basket station on the neighbour's gift basket: every home storage beside the basket, the progress each stack adds, and a Fill button that puts in just enough for a big jump in her condition, never more than 30% of any one item you have. To bag and To storage empty the basket (To storage needs Storage Hub), and Break down takes her gifts apart into materials. Warnings come before she gets worse, and a Neighbor phone app tracks her and every send.

A better brewing barrel screen. See the drink, quality, bottles and brewing time as you fill the barrel, with one-click changes that make a better drink or one more bottle. Brew now fills the barrel for Poor, Average or Strong from your bag and home storage, food closest to spoiling first. Recipes, Ingredients and Barrels tabs show what each food gives, what each drink is for, and every barrel in your base. Collect and brew again in one click, or set a barrel to brew again when collected.

Change some of the game's own rules: restarts, mold, solar power, batteries, food spoilage, night visitors, locked areas, the weather and heat sharing.

The Survival Log Database inside the game. A HUD button opens a window you can drag anywhere and resize from any edge. Hover an item or a map location and press / to open its page. The phone gets a Field Guide app. The whole site can be downloaded once and read offline.

A better stove screen: tabs, a searchable recipe book with odds, Load from storage, a cooking queue, Repeat last and fuel top up, and an optional put-away of finished dishes by storage tag. See the chance of each quality right on the game's cooking screen, with why and what would raise it: add a seasoning or swap a spoiled ingredient in one click. Cook now lists every dish the stove can make from your bag and home storage. Queued dishes start on their own once a stove's finished dishes are taken out. Pantry shows all your food and what spoils soonest.

Opens the exploration zones after the disaster from day one: the Hardware Store, Deserted Supermarket, Abandoned School, Abandoned Hospital and Tech Company. Set the day each zone opens, or keep the game's own rule for any of them.

Shows your Fitness, a stat the game hides, as a thin bar under the Life bar. It turns amber below 40 and red below 30, where you become Weakened, and hovering it explains what Fitness does.