DragUI

DragUI

An all-in-one utility UI for V Rising. One small control bar, which you can drag anywhere on screen, opens every tool:

• V Blood hunt tracker: whether each boss you're hunting is up, how far away and in which direction, and an exact or estimated respawn countdown. One click switches the game's tracking trail.
• Loadouts: save your gear, spells, spell school passives and Bloodcraft class, and swap the whole build back on with one click.
• DPS meter: real damage after every modifier, per ability, with your recent fights to compare builds.
• Character sheet: every combat stat and exactly where it comes from, including the Bloodcraft and PerkShop bonuses the game's own sheet can't see.
• Cooldown tester: measures your real cooldowns and shows how your cooldown stat actually applies.
• Familiars: summon by name or hotkey, call/dismiss, and see every familiar from every box in one list.
• Experience per hour: XP/hour on the bar, split into quests, mobs and V Bloods per prestige level.
• Teleports: auto-accept or accept/deny teleport requests, one-click and hotkey teleports, and a pop-out teleport window to keep on screen.
• Boss alarm: a chime and a one-click teleport notice two minutes before each scheduled world boss spawns.

It's a client mod: install it on your PC, nothing goes on the server. The core tools work on any server, vanilla or modded. Some tools drive server mods through their chat commands, so they only work where the server runs those mods:

Tool — Works on — Needs on the server

Hunt tracker, DPS meter, cooldown tester — any server — nothing

Character sheet — any server — Bloodcraft (+ Eclipse on your client) for the Bloodcraft bonuses; PerkShop for perk stats

Loadouts — any server — Bloodcraft (+ Eclipse on your client) for the class part only

Familiars, Experience per hour — Bloodcraft servers — Bloodcraft (familiars enabled for Familiars)

Teleports — ScarletTeleports servers — ScarletTeleports

Boss alarm — servers with Noctveil in their name — ships with Noctveil's schedule (editable); its teleport button uses ScarletTeleports

Features

• Control bar. A small bar with one button per feature: Tracker shows or hides the hunt tracker, Familiars opens the familiar window, Character drops down a menu with Stats (the full character sheet), CD Test (the cooldown tester), Loadouts, Weapon Stats, Blood Stats and Class, DPS shows your last fight's DPS and opens the meter, XP …/h shows your experience per hour and opens its breakdown, Teleport opens the teleport window (it shows how many requests are waiting, e.g. Teleport (1)), and Settings drops down Theme (the mod's colour) and, on a server that has settings of its own (currently Noctveil), that server's settings. When a feature has something for you (like a boss alarm's teleport), it shows in a notification slot at the end of the bar. The newest notice replaces the one before, and clicking it does what it says (or dismisses it). A button is lit while its window is open or its feature is on. Drag the bar by its grip (the dots on the left). Drag the strip on its right edge (marked with a ◀|▶ resize icon) to make it narrower or wider: the buttons wrap into rows to fill the width, so the bar can be a row, a column, a square or anything in between. Click the grip (without dragging) to switch between one row and one column.
• V Blood list. Click the gear on the hunt tracker, or bind a hotkey, to open a list of all 64 V Bloods. Each row shows the region, act, live status and a Track button. Tick a row to add that boss to your hunt.
• Hunt tracker. A compact on-screen widget for the V Bloods you're hunting. Each row shows:
• 612m NE: alive, with distance and direction from you
• 4:37: dead, with an exact respawn countdown
• ~4:37: dead, with an estimated countdown
• Due: the countdown has passed and the boss hasn't been reported alive yet
• Not listed: the server didn't report it (dead before we saw it, or not trackable for your character yet)
• Track buttons in both the tracker and the list. A Track button sends the same request as the game's own V Blood menu, so the normal tracking trail/marker switches to that boss. Click Tracked to stop tracking.
• Familiars (Bloodcraft). Type a familiar's name and press Enter or Summon to bind and call it out. Partial names work (alpha). If the familiar you summon is already bound, the mod sends .fam t instead, which calls it out or dismisses it. That's quicker and works in combat. If a different familiar is bound but dismissed (Bloodcraft won't swap a dismissed familiar), it's called back first and the new one is bound right after. The mod learns what's bound from Bloodcraft's replies (… bound!, Familiar disabled!, ...). The window shows it on the Bound line and colours that familiar's saved name: green when it's out, amber when it's dismissed. Right after a login the state is unknown, so the first summon always rebinds. Binding a different familiar still can't happen in combat (Bloodcraft's rule), and .fam sb unbinds your current familiar before it finds out you're in combat, so swap before the fight. Every name you summon this way is saved as a one-click button; x removes one. Give a saved familiar a hotkey by clicking its key button (+ key) and pressing a key, optionally with Ctrl/Alt/Shift. From then on that key summons it, even with the window closed. While the button says Press a key, the game ignores your keys; Esc or a click anywhere else cancels, Backspace clears the bind, and a key already used by another familiar moves to the new one. The mod doesn't stop the game from also seeing the key, so pick keys the game doesn't use (F5–F12, numpad, or Ctrl/Alt+key