Floating Damage Numbers (ESPless)

I thought this mod would be easy. It wasn't.

Damage numbers float above the heads of characters (including the player and companions) when taking damage or healing.

Highly configurable via the supplied MCM and ini.

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This mod basically scans actors in the area, checks their health delta and shows a difference. It also handles hit events and explosion events. Colours changes for healing or damage, as well as critical hits.

It only shows damage inflicted by the player, on the player or by their teammates (the last one can be turned off).

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Recent Updates (Oct 2025):

I've made some changes since the initial release:

• []Flavor Text - Damage numbers can now show random text for special events (kills, crits, cripples, sneak attacks). There are quite a few variations for each

  type in the INI. You can turn them off. []Kill Confirmation - Killing blows get a pulse effect where the numbers flash between colors. The size multiplier is configurable.

  []Damage-Based Scaling - Font size can scale based on damage amount. Supports linear or square root scaling with level-based thresholds. It's disabled by

  default. []Position Offsets - The X/Y position settings didn't actually do anything before. They work now. You can adjust where numbers appear relative to the target's

  position. []System Rewrite - Rewrote the panel system to use XML traits properly, which made everything more stable and easier to extend.

  The flavor text has things like "OBLITERATED!" and "BONE-BREAKER!" in it. It's silly and borderlands-y but you can configure it yourself in the ini file! Add new words, go mad!

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  I've set the defaults to something I feel is sensible but you can change the font, size, colour and most other things in the ini. Currently the numbers have a slight element of randomness to their position, as I found this pleasing on the eye.

  Animation Styles:

  Look, I spent way too much time on this, but the mod now supports six different animation modes. Initially I was happy with the classic floating numbers, but then I got a bit carried away and before I knew it I had implemented a whole physics system.

  []Classic (Rise and Fade) - Numbers float up and fade away. Simple, clean, does the job.

  []Arc (Parabolic) - Numbers fly out in a parabolic trajectory, like they got shot out of the target.

  []Bounce (Gravity) - Numbers fall and bounce on an invisible floor, losing energy with each bounce until they peter out.

  [*]Spiral (Circular) - Numbers swirl upward in a helix pattern. Looks pretty cool