Damage meter mod for the game Gatekeeper by Gravity Lagoon
- Live charts for damage dealt and enemies killed (current level and total)
- List of items acquired by everyone in your lobby
- Keep track of your triad progress
- Opens in a web browser
- Install the .NET 6.0 runtime:
- Go to the downloads page
- Scroll down and find the table that says ".NET Runtime 6.x.xx":
- Download and run the installer for your architecture (usually
x64
)
- Install MelonLoader in your Gatekeeper directory:
- Go to MelonLoader's releases page on GitHub
- Download
MelonLoader.Installer.exe
in the list of assets - Start the installer
- Click on Gatekeeper in the list of games, then click "Install"
- If the game is not in the list, click "Add Game Manually", browse to the game's directory and select
Gatekeeper.exe
- If the game is not in the list, click "Add Game Manually", browse to the game's directory and select
- Install the mod:
- Go to the mod's releases page
- Download
Gatemeter.zip
in the list of assets - Unzip the archive into the game directory (
⚠️ use "Extract Here", don't extract to a subfolder!)
- Start the game
- The damage meter will open in your default web browser
- MelonLoader
- .NET 6 SDK, Visual Studio is recommended
- Node.JS
- Install MelonLoader in your Gatekeeper directory, see 🛠️ Installation
- Start the game once, MelonLoader will extract all the DLLs required by the project
- Duplicate
Gatemeter.csproj.user.dist
, rename the copy asGatemeter.csproj.user
- Edit
Gatemeter.csproj.user
and set the<GamePath>
tag to the full path of your Gatekeeper game directory - Open
Gatemeter.sln
in Visual Studio:- Click Build > Build Solution (F6) to build the mod
- Building the solution will also copy the resulting DLL into the game directory with a post-build event
- Open a command prompt in the
ui
directory:- Run
npm i
to install the dependencies - Run
npm run dev
to serve the frontend
- Run
Contributions are greatly appreciated.
If you have a suggestion that would make this project better, feel free to fork the repository and create a Pull Request. You can also open a Feature Request.
⭐️ Give the project a star if you like it!