An in-game notepad for MiraAPI and its Mods, with support for more heavy integration with other MiraAPI mods.

Toggle a notepad window from the HUD and jot stuff down mid-game. On its own it's just a clean little text box that colors role and modifier names as you type them. Install a supported mod alongside it and it does more, like auto-logging ability feedback or letting you tag guessed roles onto players.

• Toggle with a HUD button (position configurable, top row or second row)
• General and Role Info tabs with independent editable text
• Role Info tab hides the ruled lines and includes a sprite-backed clear button
• Full text editing: arrow key navigation, Home/End, click-to-place cursor, mouse-wheel scrolling, held backspace/delete with repeat
• Text clears automatically on game start and when you return to the lobby
• Configurable text color (black, white, red, yellow, green, cyan, grey)

Type a role or modifier name in the notepad and it gets auto-colored and (optionally) prefixed with its icon, matched against whatever roles/modifiers are actually registered by MiraAPI in your current lobby, custom roles included. Icons can be toggled off in settings if you just want the color. Works standalone, no integration needed.

All integrations are soft dependencies, meaning nothing breaks if they're missing, you just don't get the extra features.

• Auto role info: ability feedback that TOU-Mira would normally just flash on screen (Lookout results, Cleric feedback, Forensic reports, Oracle confessions, Doomsayer/Trapper/Inquisitor feedback, etc.) gets automatically appended to your notepad, so you don't have to remember it yourself. Empty/no-op results get filtered out so you're not left with junk lines. Toggleable in settings.
• Player Jotting: a "Jot Role" button shows up on each player during meetings. Click it to guess a role for that player, it gets appended under their name for the rest of the meeting. Click it again to remove the guess. The button only shows up on players whose role you don't already know for a fact, so you can't jot someone who's confirmed teammate, revealed, or a player you already know because you're dead.

A "Notepad" tab in the local settings menu:

• MiraAPI
• BepInEx (IL2CPP, .NET 6)
• Town of Us Mira, optional, only needed for the integration features above

Drop NotePadMod.dll into your BepInEx/plugins folder alongside MiraAPI (and TOU-Mira if you want the extra features). Grab the DLL from the Releases page or a CI build artifact.

dotnet restore NotePadMod/NotePadMod.csproj
dotnet build NotePadMod/NotePadMod.csproj --configuration Release

Targets .NET 6, built against BepInEx.Unity.IL2CPP and MiraAPI. CI builds and publishes the DLL on pushes to main/master and on tagged releases.

The project can be compiled against the Android game assemblies used by Starlight:

dotnet restore NotePadMod/NotePadMod.csproj -p:GamePlatform=Android
dotnet build NotePadMod/NotePadMod.csproj --configuration Release -p:GamePlatform=Android

Rebuild Resources/notepad-mod-android.bundle with Unity's Android target and place it beside the PC bundle before building an Android release. Reactor selects the matching embedded bundle from the base name notepad-mod; the Windows bundle must not be used on Android.

The notepad opens Android's native touch keyboard automatically. PC deployment is opt-in and uses the configurable AmongUsDir property:

dotnet build NotePadMod/NotePadMod.csproj -p:DeployToAmongUs=true -p:AmongUsDir="/path/to/Among Us"

GPLv3