https://github.com/EBro912/SpectateEnemies
Requires the latest version of BepInEx 5 and InputUtils. After both have been installed, drag SpectateEnemy.dll into the BepInEx/plugins folder in the game's root directory.
When dead, pressing your "Swap" key (default: E) will swap between spectating players and spectating enemies. When spectating either side, you can left click to move to the next player or enemy as normal. The mod will also remember your last spectated enemy, as long as they are still alive.
Pressing your "Flashlight" key (default: RMB) will toggle a flashlight on your spectator camera to see enemies and players better in the dark.
You can set your keybinds in the in-game keybind menu. The following SpectateEnemies keybinds correspond to these default controls:
"Swap between Players/Enemies" : E "Open Config Menu" : Insert "Toggle Flashlight" : Right Button
Pressing your "Menu" key (default: Insert) will open the config menu. Clicking the box next to an enemy's name will enable/disable spectating that enemy.
You can also find a config in BepInEx/configs/SpectateEnemy.cfg, although I wouldn't mess with this file unless you know what you're doing.
You can utilize the SpectateEnemies API to gather information about what SpectateEnemies is doing for use in your own mod. After adding SpectateEnemy.dll as a reference to your project, you can use the SpectateEnemiesAPI class to access the API functions.
Currently, three pieces of information are exposed:
SpectateEnemiesAPI.IsLoaded : bool
Returns if SpectateEnemies is loaded and ready to run, useful as a sanity check before you start querying other SpectateEnemies functions.
SpectateEnemiesAPI.IsSpectatingEnemies : bool
Returns true if the player is spectating an enemy, or false if the player is spectating another player
SpectateEnemiesAPI.CurrentEnemySpectating() : GameObject
Returns the GameObject of the enemy that the player is spectating. This is the parent object, so you can access information such as the EnemyAI component.
Example Usage:
if (SpectateEnemiesAPI.IsSpectatingEnemies) {
GameObject enemy = SpectateEnemiesAPI.CurrentEnemySpectating();
Debug.Log(enemy.GetComponent<EnemyAI>().enemyType.enemyName);
}
// Prints: Flowerman