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ModdableCaptureCardProvider: the overlay the mods on this site are for. Download it, point it at your capture card, and the mods here are a sign-in away.

Windows

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CaptureCardViewer.zip - 0.1.1
1.79 MB, 2026-08-13

What changed

0.1.1 - Downloaded mods load immediately - no restart, the cartridge just appears. - Accented letters render in the overlay (a mod called "Pokémon statistics" now reads like one). - The overlay menu groups everything dasmaffin.com under one entry, and "My site mods" is now just "My mods". 0.1.0 - first published build The viewer: - Shows your capture card with ~1 frame of software latency, with audio passthrough. Low-latency mode (vsync off) is a toggle in Options. - Steam-style overlay: Options, and everything dasmaffin.com under one submenu - your account, uploading a mod, downloading your mods. - Every session writes log.txt beside the exe (previous session kept as log.prev.txt), so problems can be reported with evidence. Modding: - Lua mods in addons/, one shared environment like GMod. Full API reference ships in docs/api.html. - Real multithreading for mods: workers run on their own core with their own Lua state; the main thread never waits. - Downloaded mods arrive as a single .ccmod file and load from it in place - folders are yours, packages came from the site. - Upload straight from the overlay: pack, screenshots, publish. The Pokemon FireRed/LeafGreen mod (download it from the site): - Reads the battle off the screen: species, levels, stat panels with real ranges, stat stages from the battle text, accuracy/evasion with hit chances, status conditions by pill colour with Gen 3's real penalties. - Catch calculator above the enemy box: min-max odds for the three balls, using the game's own formula and the HP bar's actual pixels. - Route list with per-floor encounter odds (Mt Moon's Paras really is 5% on 1F and 100% on B1F), caught tracking with clickable Poke Balls, and hover popups showing everywhere else a species lives.

Mods are made by whoever uploads them, not by us. The app runs them; treat any mod the way you would treat anything a stranger sent you.