Among Us Body Drag Mod
Budget: £10 – £20 GBP
I want to play the original Windows steam edition of Among Us with the ability to click-and-hold any discovered corpse, drag it wherever I like, then release the mouse button to drop it back to the map. No extra on-screen menus, hotkeys, or prompts—pure mouse interaction that feels native to the game.
The mod has to load cleanly alongside popular client frameworks such as BepInEx or Reactor (whichever you find most stable) and must not interfere with normal tasks, meetings, or kill/vent logic. While the body is being moved the game should treat it exactly as if it were still dead on the ground: it can be reported at any moment, and once I let go it should remain reportable in its new spot.
Deliverables
• Compiled mod file (DLL or equivalent) ready for Windows installation
• Source code with clear comments so I can tweak future versions
• Quick install / uninstall guide (drag-and-drop or copy-paste steps)
• Short testing checklist proving drag, drop, and report all work in public lobbies
Acceptance criteria
The mod activates automatically, interaction happens only through the mouse, and a standard antivirus scan shows no false positives. If the game updates, the code should fail gracefully rather than crash.
If this sounds doable, let’s get bodies moving!
The mod has to load cleanly alongside popular client frameworks such as BepInEx or Reactor (whichever you find most stable) and must not interfere with normal tasks, meetings, or kill/vent logic. While the body is being moved the game should treat it exactly as if it were still dead on the ground: it can be reported at any moment, and once I let go it should remain reportable in its new spot.
Deliverables
• Compiled mod file (DLL or equivalent) ready for Windows installation
• Source code with clear comments so I can tweak future versions
• Quick install / uninstall guide (drag-and-drop or copy-paste steps)
• Short testing checklist proving drag, drop, and report all work in public lobbies
Acceptance criteria
The mod activates automatically, interaction happens only through the mouse, and a standard antivirus scan shows no false positives. If the game updates, the code should fail gracefully rather than crash.
If this sounds doable, let’s get bodies moving!