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Toe Tags

When your character dies, a Toe Tag is automatically generated and placed in their inventory. If you read the toe tag it contains relevant information such as the date you died, the time you survived as well as your favorite weapon and kill count.

The primary purpose here is to make it easier to identify your former characters from a pile of corpses. In multiplayer is also allows you to determine who the corpse belonged to. For single player the "Username" field in the toe tag details will seem pretty redundant. However in multiplayer this will show the Steam Username of the account that was in control of this dead character.

It is 100% safe to add or remove from existing worlds.

Fully multiplayer compatible, 3d modeled and placeable in-world.
Tags have 0 weight to avoid conflicts adding them to inventories on death.


All the details recorded on your Toe Tag can be toggled on or off to suit your needs if you have "ModOptions" installed. When detected you will see a new "Toe Tag Options" category with a series of toggles so you can adjust the toe tag information to suit your own needs and preferences. Without it the mod defaults to recording everything except for traits.

DO NOT ENABLE THIS. This sub-mod is from before the ModOptions changes were made to the source mod. It is merely included to ensure that no servers who were using the mod at the time were accidentally disabled. It has a built in dependency that can not be met to stop people from using it.

YOU DO NOT NEED "ToeTagsSorted"

Toe Tags currently supports English and Thai. You can contribute translations in this thread. Translation updates will be published on Tuesdays.

For some reason or another the watches in game always show the date is one day ahead of what the game engine says. So for example, when you die, we ask the game engine what the date is. It replies back with "July 09" for example. As far as the simulation is concerned it is Fri Jul 09 at 11:14:19 EDT in 1993 BUT your watch in the user interface says "July 10".

No matter how you go about querying the date (linux timestamps, flat text strings, start date + hours survived, etc) the engine always reports the same and the clock is always 1 day ahead. I've come to the conclusion that the watch is actually incorrectly programmed.

As such, your toe tags will appear to be 1 day behind the watch. It's pretty minor as your Survived time is still accurate, it's just the date that is one day off on display.

Toe Tags is Open-Source and published on Github[github.com].
Repackage, redistribute, recode, whatever, I don't care, do as you please.
Credit would be appreciated.

[ko-fi.com]

Workshop ID: 2866203459
Mod ID: ToeTags
Mod ID: ToeTagsSorted