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Unlocking More Potential: Expanding Entity Tags in Don’t Starve Together

As survivors delve deeper into the unforgiving wilderness of Don’t Starve Together, the complexity of their worlds can sometimes hit unforeseen limits. In non-host worlds, entities are typically restricted to a maximum of 63 tags. Exceeding this limit can lead to data overflow, manifesting as frustrating client-side errors that disrupt the gameplay experience.

Overcoming the Tag Cap

This mod addresses that very limitation by significantly increasing the entity tag cap to 121. This expansion allows for more intricate entity behaviors and custom interactions without the risk of data corruption. While this comes with a minor performance cost and a slight chance of peculiar behavior when tags are heavily utilized, it offers a crucial solution for situations where temporary tag expansion is necessary. It’s an ideal tool for emergency use or for specific scenarios that push the boundaries of the base game’s limitations.

Understanding the Implications

It’s important to understand how this mod achieves its goal and what that means for your gameplay. The overflowed tags are managed by being attached to auxiliary entities.

• This method, while effective for increasing the tag count, means that C-level functions, such as TheSim:FindEntities, may not accurately process entities based on these overflowed tags.
• However, the impact is generally minimal as overflowed tags are usually not excessively numerous and are regularly managed.
• Certain events, like character death and resurrection, can cause tags to be added or removed at the C-level, which this mod cannot directly detect.
• To mitigate this, the mod incorporates a buffer of 5 redundant tags and synchronizes the actual count daily, significantly reducing the probability of issues arising from these events.

By expanding the entity tag limit, this mod provides a valuable tool for modders and players looking to create more complex and dynamic experiences within Don’t Starve Together, especially when facing the challenges of intricate world states.