Unlimited Web Lines

This mod removes the hard-coded simultaneous web line limit in Marvel's Spider-Man 2 PC, allowing you to deploy/attach as many web tethers as you want at the same time. The limit is now adjustable inside Overstrike through 'Five' options.  the "Vanilla" configuration sets it to 6, but the value can be set from the (6, 25, 50, 100, 255.)

What the Mod Actually Does

When you deploy a web tether in Marvel's Spider-Man 2 and connect it between two surfaces — a wall and a lamppost, a rooftop and a fire escape — the game is spawning a live physics object. That object is managed by three separate internal systems running simultaneously, all of which enforce their own independent cap on how many can exist at once. When the oldest tether hits the limit, the game silently destroys it to make room for the new one. Most players never notice this at six lines — it feels like a natural, balanced mechanic. But for anyone who wanted to build, to create, to fill a block of New York City with an elaborate web structure, it was a wall.

This mod patches three specific fields inside the game's

gdgt_webline.actorbinary file — the asset that defines the web line gadget as a complete entity. Those three fields are:

BendableLinePrius → MaxLines — This is the visual spline renderer. It controls how many web lines are simultaneously drawn on screen as physical, bendable 3D cables with their own geometry, material, and lighting response. At the default value of 6, the renderer stops accepting new lines and begins discarding old ones. Raised to 50, you can have 50 fully rendered, physics-responsive web lines in the world at the same time.

WebLinePrius → MaxLines — This is the core gameplay system. It is the brain of the web line mechanic — tracking attachment points, managing the tension and swing logic between tether endpoints, and communicating with the player's ability system. This value must match the renderer or you end up with a mismatch between what the game is tracking and what it is drawing.

RopeManagerPrius → MaxRopes — This is the physics simulation layer. Every web tether is backed by a rope simulation running in real time, calculating how the cable sags, stretches, bounces, and responds to forces like wind or the player swinging through it. This component had a slightly higher default (8 instead of 6), functioning as a small buffer — but it remains a hard ceiling on the total number of live rope simulations. All three must be raised together or the one with the lowest value becomes the new bottleneck.

What It Took to Make This Work

The Format Problem

From the moment the game launched on PC on January 30, 2025, the modding community knew exactly what they wanted from the web line system — and exactly where it lived. The problem