An Escape From Tarkov BepInEx module designed to be used with the SIT.Aki-Server-Mod with the ultimate goal of "Offline" Coop
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- Stay In Tarkov is in active development by the SIT team
- Pull Requests and Contributions will always be accepted (if they work!)
The Stay in Tarkov project was born due to Battlestate Games' (BSG) reluctance to create the pure PvE version of Escape from Tarkov. The project's aim is simple, create a Cooperation PvE experience that retains progression. If BSG decide to create the ability to do this on live OR I receive a DCMA request, this project will be shut down immediately.
- You must buy the game to use this. You can obtain it here. https://www.escapefromtarkov.com.
- This is by no means designed for cheats (this project was made because cheats have destroyed the Live experience)
- This is by no means designed for illegally downloading the game (and has blocks for people that do!)
- This is purely for educational purposes. I am using this to learn Unity and TCP/UDP/Web Socket Networking and I learnt a lot from BattleState Games \o/.
- I am not affiliated with BSG or others (on Reddit or Discord) claiming to be working on a project. Do NOT contact SPTarkov subreddit or Discord about this project.
- This project is not affiliated with SPTarkov (SPT-Aki) but uses its excellent Server.
- This project is not affiliated with any other Escape from Tarkov emulator.
- This project comes "as-is". It either works for you or it doesn't.
- Pull Requests are encouraged. Thanks to all contributors!
- SIT Discord is available. The community have teamed to help each other out and create community servers.
- Stay in Tarkov requires the latest AKI Server to facilitate coop connections. You can learn about SPT-Aki here.
- NOTE: The SIT Client Mod should NOT be installed onto the SPT-Aki Client- it should be installed onto it's own copy of Tarkov. See the Installation>Client section of this readme for further info.
The Wiki is has been constructed by various contributors. All instructions are also kept within the source in the wiki directory.
SIT is comprised of 2 major pieces and a launcher
- The SIT SPT-Aki Server Mod
- The SIT Client Module (this repo!), installed onto an instance of Tarkov
- SIT Manager or SIT Launcher Classic
- You should use the SIT Manager. The classic launcher is only mentioned to clarify for existing classic launcher users.
It's recommended to create the following directory structure to store your SIT Installation. This structure will be referred to for the following sections.
SIT/
├── server/ # SPT-Aki Server Mod
├── game/ # EFT Client
└── launcher/ # SIT Manager or Classic Launcher
- Follow the instructions in the SIT SPT-Aki Server Mod repo to install and configure the server into the
SIT/server
folder. - Exactly one person needs to run the server for Coop. This person will need to port forward, or your group will have to connect via Hamachi or some other VPN solution. If you don't know how to do these things, you might see if someone in the SIT discord is willing to help.
- In vanilla SPT, you're probably used to running your own local server, and then launching your client which connects to that server under the hood. With SIT, one person will run the modded server and everyone else will connect to that server over the internet.
- Follow the instructions in the SIT Manager repo. Install into the
SIT/launcher
folder.
- Everyone must install the SIT Client Mod. You can install it using SIT Manager, or manually if desired.
- IF YOU USE SPT ALREADY: Do NOT install the SIT Client mod onto your existing SPT install. The SIT Client Mod is currently not compatible with the SPT-Aki client, so it needs to be installed on it's own copy of Tarkov.
- Copy the contents of your live EFT installation into the currently-empty
SIT/game
folder- If you installed tarkov to the default location, it will be under
C:\Battlestate Games\EFT
.
- If you installed tarkov to the default location, it will be under
- Launch
SIT/launcher/SIT.Manager.exe
- Point the manager to the target game directory
- Open
Settings
in the bottom left - Set
Install Path
toX:\<Full_Path_To>\SIT\game
, or use the Change button and select theSIT/game
folder- Replace
X
and<Full_Path_To>
with the path to the folder.
- Replace
- Close Settings
- Open
- Open the
Tools
menu on the left, and select+ Install SIT
- Select the desired SIT version (choose the latest if you don't know what you're doing)
- Click
Install
Manual install method
Note that these are the same steps the SIT Manager performs. If you don't have any reason to, you should probably just use the SIT manager- it's so much quicker and easier. (Seriously, we're not hiding anything from you here. These steps are literally just a plain-english description of [the manager code](https://github.com/stayintarkov/SIT.Manager/blob/master/SIT.Manager/Classes/Utils.cs#L613))- Copy the contents of your live EFT installation into the currently-empty
SIT/game
folder- If you installed tarkov to the default location, it will be under
C:\Battlestate Games\EFT
.
- If you installed tarkov to the default location, it will be under
- Create the folowing directories in
SIT/game
:SITLauncher/
SITLauncher/CoreFiles/
SITLauncher/Backup/Corefiles/
- Download the desired version of the client-mod from this repo's releases page to
SIT/game/SITLauncher/CoreFiles
(choose the latest if you don't know what you're doing)- Create the folder
SIT/game/SITLauncher/CoreFiles/StayInTarkov-Release/
- Extract the contents of the release archive into that folder
- Create the folder
- Clean up your
SIT/game
directory- Delete the following files & directories:
BattleEye/
*EscapeFromTarkov_BE.exe
*cache/
ConsistencyInfo
Uninstall.exe
Logs/
- * In case of concern, note that this is not a method that can be used to cheat in live tarkov. SPT (and SIT, by extension) don't use the BattleEye executables/files because the SPT-Aki server does not run battleeye. Please be careful, and don't delete these files from your live directory. At best you'll brick your install & won't be able to connect to live servers. At worst you'll trigger a BattleEye detection and get your Account/IP/HWID marked for doing.
- Delete the following files & directories:
- Downgrade your copied tarkov if necessary
- If your live tarkov's version isn't the same as the SIT version you chose in step 3, you need to downgrade.
- Your live tarkov's version is the 5-part number in the bottom right of the BSG launcher.
- SIT does not maintain the tools to downgrade tarkov. You can find instructions on downgrading tarkov here
- Follow steps 7, 8, 9. Use any folder for the "DowngradePatchers" folder, and use the
SIT/game
folder for the "SPTARKOV" folder. - If you run into issues here, SIT does not maintain the DowngradePatcher. You can contact the SPT devs about it, but understand that they won't provide support for anything else than the patcher- Do NOT ask them for help with other SIT topics, they will not help you.
- That said, if whatever issue you have is legitimate and not just a simple error, the SIT team has probably already noticed & reported it. The SIT Manager uses the Downgrade Patcher too.
- Follow steps 7, 8, 9. Use any folder for the "DowngradePatchers" folder, and use the
- If your live tarkov's version isn't the same as the SIT version you chose in step 3, you need to downgrade.
- Install BepInEx v5.4.22
- Download the archive
- Extract the contents to
SIT/game
- Your
SIT/game
folder should now contain aBepInEx
folder, adoorstop_config.ini
file, achangelog.txt
file, and awinhttp.dll
file.
- Your
- Make the
SIT/game/BepInEx/plugins
folder
- Install SIT Client DLLs
- Assembly-CSharp.dll
- Make a backup of your original
SIT/game/EscapeFromTarkov_Data/Managed/Assembly-CSharp.dll
toSIT/game/SITLauncher/Backup/CoreFiles/
- Replace the original dll with
SIT/game/SITLauncher/CoreFiles/StayInTarkov-Release/Assembly-CSharp.dll
- Make a backup of your original
- Copy
SIT/game/SITLauncher/CoreFiles/StayInTarkov-Release/StayInTarkov.dll
toSIT/game/BepInEx/plugins/
- Assembly-CSharp.dll
- Install Aki Client DLLs
- Download the latest SPT-AKI release from the SPT releases page
- Extract two files
EscapeFromTarkov_Data/Managed/Aki.Common.dll
andEscapeFromTarkov_Data/Managed/Aki.Reflection.dll
from the release, intoSIT/game/EscapeFromTarkov_Data/Managed/
And with any luck, you're done.
- Server Host Only: Have the server-host start up the modded server (port forwarded / tunneled via VPN or Hamachi to the rest of your group)
- Make sure you configured your IP address(es) per the servermod repo instructions!
- Everyone: Start up the SIT Manager, enter the host's IP & port, and click play!
- Anyone can start a raid lobby, just select the location/time/insurance, click Host Raid, configure the exact number of players & desired settings, and start it up. Everyone else will see the lobby pop up after you start, and will join then. (The game won't start till everyone's loaded, just like regular tarkov)
No. BSG server code is hidden from the client for obvious reasons. So BSG's implementation of Coop use the same online servers as PvPvE. We don't see this, so we cannot use this.
The following Aki Modules are supported.
- aki-core
- Aki.Common
- Aki.Reflection
This is dependant on how well written the patches are. If they directly target GCLASSXXX or PUBLIC/PRIVATE then they will likely fail.
SPT-Aki DLLs are written specifically for SPT-Aki own Deobfuscation technique and Paulov's own technique does not work with Aki Modules.
- Paulov (original creator of Stay in Tarkov)
- SPT-Aki team (Credits provided on each code file used and much love to their Dev team for their support)
- SPT-Aki Modding Community
- DrakiaXYZ (BigBrain & Waypoints are integrated with this project)
- SIT team and the original contributors of Paulov's SIT.Core
- DrakiaXYZ projects contain the MIT License
- 99% of the original core and single-player functionality completed by SPT-Aki teams. There are licenses pertaining to them within this source
- Paulov's work is unlicensed. Unlicensed does not entitle you to use it at will
- SIT team's work is MIT licensed