AutoSurvival - Persistent Survival Instinct Markers Auto-Eat and Auto-Batteries

Description

Survival in The Beast is mostly admin. Press the key to see the loot. Press the key again. Open the wheel, find the food, hold the button. Dig out a battery. None of it is a decision, but all of it is your attention.The challenge should be having the supplies on you and going out to find them. Not remembering to press things.

AutoSurvival takes the repetitive parts off your hands:

• []Markers stay up while you explore instead of disappearing until you press Survival Instinct again.[/]

  []Kyle eats when hunger sets in and the moment allows it, if he has food on him.[/]

  []A dead flashlight gets a fresh battery, if you're carrying one.[/]

Nothing gets cheaper. Food is still eaten, batteries are still spent, and you still have to go and find them.

Main Features

Kyle Eats When It's Sensible

When hunger sets in, AutoSurvival watches for things to calm down, takes food from the backpack, and lets the game do the rest. The eating animation and hunger restoration are the game's own.

Combat, sprinting, traversal and recent exertion all postpone it. Acting during the animation interrupts it cleanly, and Kyle tries again once things settle.

If one item isn't enough, he keeps eating until hunger clears the level you set. Each meal still waits for its own calm moment.

Markers That Stay Up

Nearby markers stay active and refresh as Kyle moves instead of requiring Survival Instinct every few seconds.

Pressing Survival Instinct normally still works exactly as usual. Persistent markers are a separate toggle, so you can turn them off whenever you want.

A Dead Flashlight Gets a Battery

When the flashlight actually runs out, AutoSurvival spends one battery from your inventory and carries on.

If you don't have one, nothing happens.

Configuration and Controls

The default settings are meant to work without any setup. Auto-Eat starts at Very Hungry on a new installation; the other features remain enabled. Everything can also be changed in:

ph_ft\work\bin\x64\AutoSurvival.ini

Most settings reload automatically when you save the INI. Bindings and the few startup-only settings are clearly marked RESTART REQUIRED.

How Hungry Is Hungry Enough

AutoEatHungerLevel decides how far hunger gets before Kyle starts looking for a chance to eat.

AutoEatHunge