Antacid

Antacid

Acid rain eating you alive? Sprinklers leaving you contaminated and cranky? Antacid is fast-acting relief for MIMESIS's most heartburn-inducing hazards - it neutralizes the toxicity at the source so you can stop dissolving and get back to surviving.

Take as needed. No prescription required.

What it does

• Acid Rain - keep the moody weather for the atmosphere but strip out the

contamination, or banish the clouds entirely and bask in permanent sunshine.

• Sprinklers - let them hiss and spray for show while doing exactly zero damage,

or shut them off so they never trigger at all.

Straight out of the bottle, the world still looks exactly like MIMESIS - it just can't hurt you anymore. Comfort food for your contamination meter.

Install

Mod manager (recommended): install through Thunderstore / r2modman and hit play - it brings MelonLoader along for the ride.

Manual: make sure MelonLoader is installed, then drop FluxTeam.Antacid.dll into your game's Mods folder. Launch, and you're medicated.

Dosage

On first launch, Antacid adds an [Antacid] section to UserData\MelonPreferences.cfg. Four toggles, two per hazard - one for "does it happen" and one for "does it hurt." true keeps things vanilla; false brings the relief.

Setting — true — false

SprinklersEvent — sprinklers go off — sprinklers stay quiet (no spray)

SprinklersToxic — sprinklers contaminate you — harmless ✅ default

AcidRainEvent — acid rain rolls in — endless sunshine

AcidRainToxic — rain raises contamination — rain is just weather ✅ default

Default dose: the events still happen, but nothing harms you - all the scenery, none of the side effects.

Multiplayer

MIMESIS runs on the host's authority, so the toxic relief kicks in when the host has Antacid installed - and when they do, the whole lobby is covered. Joining a host who skipped their medicine? You'll still get the visual toggles (clear skies, no spray) for yourself; the damage side is the host's call.

Side effects

May cause drastically reduced contamination, unexpected survival, and a sudden urge to go dancing in the rain. If symptoms last more than 4 hours, please consult your doctor.