ServiceTracker
Records each tavern service from open until the last customer leaves, with a history window (F8).
By Moop
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| Dependency string | Moop-ServiceTracker-1.2.0 |
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This mod requires the following mods to function
BepInEx-BepInExPack
BepInEx pack for Mono Unity games. Preconfigured and ready to use.
Preferred version: 5.4.2100README
Service Tracker
Records each tavern service, from opening until the last customer has left after closing, and keeps a history you can browse in game.
Controls
- F8: open or close the history window (frees the mouse while open)
- Esc: close the history window
While the window is open your character is frozen: no camera look, movement, clicks, hotbar or interacting. F8 only opens it during normal play (not while a game menu or chat is open).
- Shift+F8: end the current report now, for when a customer gets stuck and the tavern never empties
What a service is
- Opening the tavern starts a service.
- Closing it starts the wind-down. Customers still inside keep counting.
- When the last customer leaves, the report is saved and a summary pops up.
Room guests staying overnight don't hold the report open. Reopening before everyone leaves continues the same service. If customers are still inside after 240 seconds, the report saves anyway (configurable).
What it records
Customers arrived, served, walked out after sitting, turned away (with the game's reason), fled danger, drunk and thrown out, VIPs served, dishes by name, income, money spent during the service, average and longest wait from sitting down to first dish, and time open and winding down.
Notes
- Each player's game records its own history. Both of you can install it, but it isn't required for the other player.
- History is stored in BepInEx/config/ServiceTracker_history.json.
- Settings are in BepInEx/config/aletale.servicetracker.cfg.
- Income counts all money earned while the service runs, including sales that aren't food.