Raftcam

Raft, seen through a body camera, with Bodycam's guns in your hands and Bodycam's soldiers on the other rafts.

You play Raft as usual: hook rubbish, build, eat, drink. But the picture is a chest-mounted camera (fisheye lens, grain, sway), you start with a Glock-17 and one magazine, and the abandoned rafts you drift past are crewed.

What's in it

• The bodycam view, always on. It calms down while you hold a Raft tool, so hooking and building stay comfortable.
• Bodycam's guns: Glock-17, M4A1, UZI and Mossberg 590, with Bodycam's own damage, fire rate, magazine sizes, layered gunshot sounds, free aim and aim point. They work on the shark and Raft's animals too.
• Enemy rafts: Raft's abandoned rafts carry 2-3 Bodycam soldiers and an ammo crate. Clear them, loot the bodies and the crate.
• Bodies in the water: about once a minute a dead soldier drifts past with the rubbish. Search it for ammo, sometimes a gun.
• Bodycam's HUD: Cam Connected, timestamp, camera battery (your health), ammo count and weapon slots, in Bodycam's fonts. Raft's hotbar and needs bars stay.
• Bodycam's death: the camera tips over, "Cam Disconnected", and you are back on your raft. Your build stays; the guns you found are gone.
• Forgiving fights: bots hit for under a fifth of Bodycam's damage, and food heals you as usual.

Keys: G draw/holster, V swap, left mouse fire, right mouse aim, R reload, F search, F7 bodycam view on/off. All of them can be changed in the new Bodycam tab of Raft's settings, along with lens strength and sound volume.

You need: Raft and Bodycam, both installed through Steam. Everything from Bodycam is read from your own copy when Raft starts (the first start is about 15 seconds slower); nothing from either game is in the download. Without Bodycam, Raft runs normally and tells you so.

Good to know (v0.1): single player only. Soldiers are Bodycam's posed soldier models: they turn, shoot and fall, but don't walk yet. Your hands aren't drawn on the gun yet.

Built with AI assistance. Uses BepInEx, HarmonyX and CUE4Parse; full credits are in the download.