TLOU2 TikTok Live Mod Menu

Your viewers spawn the enemies.

A viewer sends a Rose on your TikTok LIVE. A Stalker walks out of the dark with their name floating above its head. A Rat King costs more.

This mod adds a menu that connects live-stream gifts to the game. It spawns complete NPCs with AI, animations, combat, damage and loot from multiple factions: infected (Runner, Clicker, Stalker, Shambler, Bloater, Rat King), WLF soldiers and their dogs, Seraphites, Rattlers, and allies who fight beside you. Spawned NPCs use the game's own AI, combat and animation systems.

And it keeps score. Every spawned NPC is credited to the viewer who triggered it: how many they sent, how many are still alive, how long they lasted, and how many times their NPCs killed you. When you go down, their name goes up on screen: KILLED BY <viewer>. That is the part that turns a gift into a competition.

What it does

• []Gifts become enemies. Map any gift ID to any enemy, choose how many to spawn, and set a cap per combo. A single gift can point to a list of enemies. Each spawned NPC independently picks one entry from that list, so three Seraphites can spawn with three different weapons instead of three identical clones.[/]

  []Likes and followers too. Configure a running like counter that spawns something every N likes, and trigger a spawn whenever a new follower joins.[/]

  []The viewer's name above their NPC. Viewer names appear above spawned NPCs using the game's own typeface. Allies are shown in green so the stream can immediately tell who is fighting for you.[/]

  []A scoreboard. Track gifts sent, NPCs alive, NPCs down, damage dealt to you, kills and average lifetime. Statistics are session-based and reset when a new live starts.[/]

  []A sound per gift. Play a custom sound for each gift using the same audio device as the game, allowing your stream capture to pick it up. Bring your own .wav files; no sound files are included with the mod.[/]

  []Edit the entire gift table from inside the game. No need to open a JSON file in the middle of a live. Gifts received by the live can appear in a list, with a button to fill in the corresponding gift ID.[/]

  []Replay an entire live offline. The menu can simulate a live from your own gift table, including invented viewers and realistic pacing, so you can tune and stress-test your setup before streaming.[/]

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  This is a beta

  The mod has been tested extensively during my own live sessions, but behavior can vary between PCs. I cannot fully reproduce every combination of GPU, video memory, Windows configuration and game settings on my own machine.

  The three things I am specifically looking for in this beta are: frame rate, freezes and crashes.

  When something goes wrong, the mod already writes diagnostic information to disk. These files are much more useful than a description of what happened, so please include them when reporting an issue:

  • []TLOU2ModMenu.log, located next to tlou-ii.exe. Please include it with every bug report. Its header identifies the build and it records the engine addresses checked by the mod at launch as well as relevant runtime information.[/]

    []If the game FROZE: the mod detects ten seconds without a frame and writes TLOU2ModMenu-hang-HHMMSS.dmp next to the log. Leave the game frozen for those ten seconds before killing it. This gives the diagnostic dump a chance to capture what the game was stuck on.[/]

    []If the game CLOSED ITSELF: check %LOCALAPPDATA%\CrashDumps for a tlou-ii.exe crash dump.[/]

    []Also tell me your GPU, whether DLSS Frame Generation was enabled, your max_alive setting, and roughly how many NPCs were alive when the problem occurred.[/]

    On my own machine, I have observed crashes with DLSS Frame Generation enabled even without the mod running. If you experience a crash with Frame Generation enabled, please try disabling it once to help determine whether the mod is involved.

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    Requirements

    []The Last of Us Part II Remastered on PC, build t2r-pc-1. 6. 0 (tlou-ii.exe, 63,641,792 bytes). The mod validates the engine addresses it uses against byte signatures at launch. On a different game build, features that depend on changed addresses are disabled instead of being used blindly.[/]

    []Windows 10 or 11.[/]

    [*]For the TikTok integration only: Node.js (LTS installer, default options) and TikFinity with its WebSocket enabled. TikFinity must re