RarityColors

RarityColors

Tarkov-style colors for your item slots — rarity at a glance, plus penetration/armor grade colors on ammo & armor so you instantly see whether your round out-classes their armor. No hovering, no thinking.

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(한국어 설명은 아래에 있습니다 — Korean version below.)

What it does

Every item slot in your inventory and stash is tinted by its rarity tier:

• []Tier 1 — Common: no color (kept plain on purpose)[/]

  []Tier 2 — Uncommon: green[/]

  []Tier 3 — Rare: blue[/]

  []Tier 4 — Top: purple[/]

Rarity comes straight from the game's own data (DT_Vendor. ItemRarityTag, 676 items). Tier 1 is left uncolored on purpose — color signals "worth noticing," so common clutter stays quiet and the good stuff pops.

Penetration & armor grades (v1. 5)

Ammunition (by its penetration class) and body armor / helmets (by their armor class) are tinted by a shared 1–6 grade instead of rarity:

• []Grade 1: gray[/]

  []Grade 2: green[/]

  []Grade 3: blue[/]

  []Grade 4: purple[/]

  []Grade 5: gold[/]

  []Grade 6: red[/]

Ammo piercing level and armor protection level use the same scale, so ammo color ≥ armor color = it penetrates — you can read a matchup at a glance. Grades are read live from each item's stats, so modded ammo/armor and any future higher grades are covered too (not a fixed list). Items with no penetration/armor grade keep their rarity color.

Usage

• []Just open your stash or inventory — slots are tinted automatically.[/]

  []No hotkeys, no menus, no config needed.[/]

  []Works in the hideout and in raids, anywhere item slots are shown.[/]

  Requirements

  • []UE4SS (v3. 0. 1 Beta or compatible) at

    ...\Test_C\Binaries\Win64\ue4ss\[/]

    Install

    • []Make sure UE4SS is installed.[/]

      []Copy the RarityColors folder into

      ...\ue4ss\Mods\[/]

      []Restart the game.[/]

      ⚙️ Requirements — UE4SS (UE5. 6 build)

      (Only if you didn't install UE4SS)

      This mod needs UE4SS. Since Incursion: Red River runs on Unreal Engine 5. 6, the stable UE4SS release won't load — you need the experimental build. (Big thanks to GU5T4V0X for this setup):

      1. Download UE4SS v3. 0. 1 (base) → copy all files into ...\Test_C\Binaries\Win64

      2. Download the experimental build (this is the one with UE5. 6 support):

      • []Go to the experimental release page[/]

        []Scroll down to Assets and click to expand it[/]

        []Download UE4SS_v3. 0. 1-####.zip (the plain one at the top — not the zDEV / zCustomGameConfigs / zMapGenBP files)[/]

        []Copy all files into the same ...\Win64, overwriting[/]

      (Don't rely on a direct download URL here — the experimental filename changes with every update, so any fixed link eventually 404s. Always grab the current UE4SS_v3. 0. 1-.zip from the Assets list.)

      3. Create a file override.txt in ...\Win64 containing one line: ./ue4ss

      4. Open ...\Win64\ue4ss\UE4SS-settings.ini and set:

      MajorVersion = 5

      MinorVersion = 6

      ConsoleEnabled = 0

      GuiConsoleEnabled = 0

      GuiConsoleVisible = 0

      5. Drop the RarityColors folder into ...\Win64\ue4ss\Mods

      ✅ Check it worked: after launching, a UE4SS.log file appears inside ...\Win64\ue4ss\ (not the Win64 root).

      ❌ No log file = UE4SS isn't loading — almost always means you're still on the stable build; make sure you did step 2 (the experimental build).

      Safety

      []Client-side & p