DarnToasts + Panels

DarnToasts Pretty little notification toasts, darn it. A shared library — it does nothing alone, but mods built on it get animated, stacking, fully user-styleable pop-ups instead of hard-coded text. Client-side mod. You install it; the server does not need it. Works in single-player and when playing on a dedicated server. How it works Toasts unravel — each message wipes open from a colored accent stripe, text typing on behind the reveal, hangs ~5 seconds, then ravels shut. Messages stack — new toasts unroll below the pile; the pile glides up as older ones finish. Each mod gets its own color and lane. One config rules them all — position, size, colors, duration, unravel direction, exit style, stack depth — set once, applies to every mod using the library. Or mute one mod. Or all of them. In-game menu Subscribe to DarnMenu (optional) and every setting is editable under ESC > Mod Options. Prefer files? Copy Scripts/ToastLib_config_example.lua to Mods/NativeMods/UE4SS/Mods/shared/ToastLib_config.lua. Either way, your settings survive updates. Mod authors THE CHANNEL MODEL (2. 0): ToastLib.new("YourMod") with no opts = the default channel — style, position, auto-lanes, and the player-facing mute list are all handled here; your mod ships zero toast config. ToastLib.custom("YourMod", {...}) = your own surface (panels, pinned toasts) — drawing machinery only, you manage its config on your own options page and push changes live with configure(). One mod can hold both. Docs in the package: Scripts/DarnToasts_TUTORIAL.md (both recipes in minutes) and Scripts/DarnToasts_API.md (full reference). ToastLib.registerMenuSchema() still gives your mod a DarnMenu options page in one call. Compatibility Works in single-player and on dedicated servers (client-side). Requires UE4SS, installed automatically when you subscribe. If something breaks Crashes are rare but real, and so is "it just stopped working". A good report usually gets it fixed fast -- past bugs in this mod family were foun