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Creature Manager
"The shared creature system that powers transformations, converted townsfolk, roaming packs, senses and multiplayer sync."
How do I install Creature Manager?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Creature Manager for Wobbly Life in one click.
</>What does Creature Manager do?
Creature Manager is the shared framework behind Wobbly Life creature kits such as Moonhowler. When a supported kit transforms you into a creature, Creature Manager handles the systems that make that transformation work in the world. It swaps in the creature form, manages townsfolk that are turned by your attacks, sends converted creatures moving after you as a pack, and powers the visual sensing effect that highlights nearby targets. It also keeps those systems synchronized in multiplayer. Other players see your creature form, your converted townsfolk and your roaming pack in the correct places instead of each client running a separate version of the same encounter. Creature Manager also coordinates townsfolk between compatible creature kits. If multiple creature systems are active in the same game, it prevents them from trying to claim or convert the same NPC at the same time. There are no gameplay settings to configure. Supported creature kits activate the manager when they need it. Leave it enabled while using one of those kits, and in multiplayer make sure the host has it enabled as well.
</>What is Creature Manager?
Creature Manager is a Wobbly Life framework mod that provides the shared world systems used by compatible creature and transformation kits. Rather than acting as a standalone monster mode, it runs the underlying features those kits depend on, including creature forms, converted townsfolk, roaming followers, sensing effects and multiplayer state synchronization. For kits such as Moonhowler, the manager handles the creature model that replaces the player, tracks NPCs converted by the kit, keeps those converted creatures moving as a pack, and displays the nearby-target glow used by creature senses. In multiplayer, it keeps these states aligned so everyone sees the same transformed players, converted townsfolk and creature positions. It also prevents compatible creature kits from conflicting over the same townsperson, which allows multiple transformation systems to coexist in one session more reliably. Supported kits switch Creature Manager on automatically, so it works as a required background component rather than a separate game mode.
</>Common questions about Creature Manager
What does Creature Manager do in Wobbly Life?
It runs the shared systems used by compatible creature kits, including creature transformations, converted townsfolk, roaming packs, nearby-target sensing and multiplayer synchronization.
Is Creature Manager a standalone creature mod?
No. It is a supporting framework used by compatible creature kits such as Moonhowler.
Do I need to configure Creature Manager?
No. Supported creature kits activate it automatically when they need it.
Does Creature Manager work in multiplayer?
Yes. It keeps creature forms, converted townsfolk and roaming packs synchronized so other players see the same state.
Does the host need Creature Manager enabled?
Yes. In multiplayer, the host should keep Creature Manager enabled while using a supported creature kit.
What happens to townsfolk converted by a creature kit?
Creature Manager tracks them and handles their creature behavior, including roaming after the player as part of the pack when the active kit uses that system.
Does Creature Manager handle creature senses?
Yes. It powers the nearby-target glow used by supported creature kits to show townsfolk and other relevant targets.
Can multiple creature kits run together?
Yes. Creature Manager coordinates compatible kits so they do not try to claim the same townsperson at the same time.
Does Creature Manager add a new game mode by itself?
No. Its role is to support the creature kits that use it.
What options does Creature Manager include?
How It Works
Nothing to set up here. Creature kits like Moonhowler switch this on for you and use it for their creature forms, the townsfolk they turn and the glow that shows who's nearby. Keep it on while you play a creature kit. In multiplayer the host needs it on for everyone's creatures to show and for bites to work.
Creature Manager is the shared system used by Wobbly Life creature kits such as Moonhowler. It handles creature transformations, townsfolk conversion, roaming packs, nearby-target sensing and multiplayer synchronization automatically.
System Requirements
What features does Creature Manager include?
- Provides the shared creature framework used by compatible Wobbly Life transformation kits.
- Handles player creature forms when a supported kit transforms you.
- Manages townsfolk converted by creature attacks or bites.
- Runs roaming pack behavior for converted creatures.
- Powers nearby-target sensing and glow effects used by creature kits.
- Synchronizes transformed players, converted townsfolk and packs across multiplayer clients.
- Prevents compatible creature kits from competing for the same townsperson.
- Activates automatically when a supported creature kit needs it.
Best For
- Run Moonhowler and other compatible creature kits that depend on the shared transformation framework.
- Keep creature forms and converted townsfolk synchronized during multiplayer sessions.
- Support roaming pack behavior for townsfolk transformed by creature kits.
- Allow multiple compatible creature kits to run in the same game without fighting over the same NPC.
- Keep the manager enabled in the background while using supported Halloween or monster transformation mods.
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