Since Epip likely won't be on the workshop for quite some more time I figured I'd make a thread to make talking about it easier with the people who have already migrated and don't want to use the discord channel.

Feel free to use it for anything related to the mod (bugs, questions, whatever). I will also notify of new updates here.

Also gonna take this as an opportunity to answer some things that I'm sure are on new users's minds:

Short answer: use v1066, it has a ton of new features and bug fixes from summer 2023 and there is no reason to use v1065.

Long answer:
Norbyte (the developer of the script extender) used to push work-in-progress stuff to a separate branch (called the devel version). Since that version of the extender could be unstable while things were being worked on, Epip versions that required it were marked as "beta" and would later become the stable version once the normal version of the script extender was updated.

v1065 was the last version of Epip for v59 of the extender; Epip v1066 is the current "beta" for v60 of the extender.

With the release of BG3 Norbyte has moved on from working on the DOS2 extender, but did not (yet) push the v60 changes from the devel version to the stable one. As such Epip v1066 has sort of been in this limbo of "beta" versions, during which I have out of tradition never actually incremented the version number (as the betas usually never lasted this long).

Since the situation is getting hilariously convoluted I will probably drop this "beta" tag soon and go back to regular releases with an increasing version number in spite of v60 not being publicly released.

The whole situation with extender v60 explained above is a large reason; there is simply no way in hell that I can release a mod here that requires that process of creating the json config file to get v60. The average workshop user will not read such instructions. Additionally, that json should be removed after v60 releases, something which yet again the average user would likely forget to do.

Another reason is that we simply don't have any good workshop assets ready (icon, screenshots with upsells, etc.).

Epip started as a small mod for the Epic Encounters 2 overhaul; shortly after I got into UI modding and made some stuff specific for it, as well as some more general improvements like the multiple hotbars. At the time Epip was pretty coupled to EE; it wasn't possible to use it without it. Since a multiple hotbars mod was very desirable for non-EE, I took the time to release just that part as a standalone mod while I slowly worked on making the rest of Epip work without EE as well, which is where we are now.

There's a channel for it in the Epic Encounters discord; it's linked from the FAQ. It has a git commit bot and "nightly" builds of the mod featuring the latest stuff being worked on.