HeathCore

HeathCore 1. 2. 1 is a core-only modular add-on host for The Elder Scrolls Online. No feature modules are bundled in this release.

- Register compatible Lua modules through the HeathCore module API.

- Enable or disable each installed module independently.

- Isolate initialization and runtime failures so one broken module does not stop the others.

- Store account-wide module settings with a migration hook for future releases.

INSTALLATION

1. Download and extract the archive.

2. Copy the single HeathCore folder into Documents\Elder Scrolls Online\live\AddOns.

3. Confirm the path is AddOns\HeathCore\HeathCore.txt, without an extra nested folder.

4. Enable HeathCore at character select. Allow out-of-date add-ons only if ESO marks API 101050/101051 as out of date.

5. Run /reloadui or relog after installing or updating.

ADDING MODULES

This package intentionally contains no feature modules. Download compatible individual HeathCore .lua modules separately. Right-click a module and choose Send to > HeathCore, or drag it onto Drop HeathCore Module Here.cmd. The installer reads but never executes the Lua, rejects duplicate keys and filenames, makes a timestamped backup, and updates the manifest. ZIP module packages are not supported. Third-party modules are not reviewed or guaranteed by this release.

/hc modules

/hc module <key> on|off

COMPATIBILITY

Manifest API versions: 101050 and 101051. No external libraries are required.

HeathCore stores only its account-wide configuration through ESO SavedVariables. It contains no networking, telemetry, advertising, downloader, or automatic updater.

KNOWN LIMITS

- The local module installer accepts individual .lua files only, up to 1 MiB.

- Installed modules require /reloadui or a relog.

- Third-party module behavior depends on the module author.

- Corrected the release to a core-only module host.

- Removed the bundled Cyrodiil HUD and Potion Assist modules.

- Removed module-specific defaults, commands, and documentation claims.

- Retained the modular loader, API, failure isolation, enable/disable behavior, and Windows installation helpers.