noita-utility-box#

This is a memory reading tool that reads some useful data directly from a running instance of Noita. Anything that's considered true cheating is hidden by default and requires you to enable it with checkboxes, collapsing panels and/or settings.

This is useful if you want no mods to be installed yet want to do some advanced stuff.

Download from GitHub Releases here.

Tools#

Orb Radar#

It has an orb radar tool which completely automatically finds 34th orb GTG locations for the running game and tracks player coords in realtime.

Live Stats#

Automatically gets current death/win/streak/best-streak counts, formats them and sets an OBS text input (through obs-websocket which you can enable in OBS menus)

Player Info#

Shows several pieces of information about the player.

• Currently held wands - this is mostly useful for the Wand Simulator button that will automatically open the wand simulator for the given wand and its spells.
• Shows exact material IDs and amounts in player inventory flasks and puches.
• Exact floating point values for player HP and max HP, useful for knowing sub-integer and otherwise irregular HP values.
• Current player damage multipliers, similar to orb radar to avoid having to shut down the game and read player.xml if you want to know them.

Streamer Wands#

Reads all the information that onlywands.com needs to show your wands and sends it there, so you dont have to install any mods.

To use it, log in on onlywands.com, download their mod (you dont have to upload the stats) and select that zip file in the Streamer Wands tool with the browse button - this will read your authorization token and the websocket host address from the zip file.

The mod is not installed/sideloaded in any way! It only reads your token and host from the file for your convenience, you can type them in manually.

After that, if Noita is running and found you'll be able to click connect and your wand data will be sent!

.. more coming#

There are ideas floating for more tools useful for advanced Noita gameplay, they will be added in future releases.

Orb Radar#

There is much room for improvements, being functionality or readability:

• Display current world orb rooms in NG & NG+
• Filter orbs that are already taken
• Better accessibility features for the radar

Ingame overlay#

For people like @Larandar that don't have a second screen, inject in one way of another on top of fullscreen Noita some information:

• Orb radar
• Coords
• Arbitrary entity component information?

Development#

cargo build/run should just work to build or run the binary for your platform, given that you have Rust installed.

If you're not on Windows, you can build the Windows .exe by doing:

• rustup add x86_64-pc-windows-gnu once and having mingw-w64 installed on your system.
• And then cargo build --release --target x86_64-pc-windows-gnu

If you're on NixOS (or just use Nix) the dev shell in flake.nix provides all necessary dependencies for the above commands to work, you can enter is with nix develop but I suggest using direnv.

To get a bit-by-bit reproducible builds of artifacts downloadable from releases, you can set up Nix, and use

nix build .#linux
# or
nix build .#deb
# or
nix build .#windows
# or all at once
nix build .#linux .#deb .#windows

On NixOS you can install the latest release via the flake:

nix profile install github:necauqua/noita-utility-box/release

Or get the bleeding edge version built from last commit in main branch:

nix profile install github:necauqua/noita-utility-box

If have just installed, there's a convenient just check shortcut that will check for formatting and clippy errors to save on waiting for CI to catch those (it will probably not work well on Windows).

Contribution#

If you want to contribute, feel free to open a PR here on github, or send patches on tangled, radicle or even to my e-mail.

• This repo follows a convention of small atomic commits (the smaller the better) that I will fast-forward into the main branch once you pass my reviews. This means your PGP signatures and commit authorship will be fully preserved in git history.

• Each commit that has user-facing changes must also have a changelog entry added to the corresponding section under "Unreleased" in the CHANGELOG.md file.

• Since the commit (before that I was a bit loose) introducing this contribution section, this repo strictly follows the conventional commits naming scheme, I will ask you to reword commits. Also I find this cheat sheet to be easier to digest, take a look.

• Any review comment fixes must be amended into respective commits, the final patchset should be clear of any "addressing reviews" commits. You can read this excellent writeup on the topic. Also I cannot recommend enough checking out jujutsu which makes all of the above that much easier compared to git.

License#

It's MIT, please have a copy of the LICENSE file in your derivatives so that my name is there lol