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Missing Items Finder
"See which rooms still hide something, and how far away they are."
How do I install Missing Items Finder?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Missing Items Finder for Castlevania: Belmont's Curse in one click.
</>What does Missing Items Finder do?
Switch on Show Missing Items and a list appears on the side of the screen while you play. It covers the area you're in and names every room the game still counts as unfinished, starting with the closest. Each line gives the room's district as the map labels it, how far away it is in map squares and which way to go, then what is still there to find: secrets, items, codex clues, health and mana upgrades, attack and defense books, experience altars, doors and mirrors you haven't found, unexplored spots and the other things that count towards an area's completion. The top line says how many rooms are left to finish, and a This room line covers the spot where you're standing. The counts come straight from the game's own completion counters for each room. The mod only reads them: it never collects, unlocks or marks anything, and your save is untouched. The list keeps itself up to date as you pick things up and move around. Rooms Listed sets how many rooms show at once, from 1 to 20 (normally 8); the rest are counted on the last line. List Position puts the list on the right or the left side of the screen. Switch it off and the list disappears.
</>What is Missing Items Finder?
Missing Items Finder turns the completion data Castlevania: Belmont's Curse already keeps into a short list you can follow. For your current area it names each room that still has something left, such as a secret, an item, a codex clue, a health or mana upgrade, or a door or mirror nobody has opened yet, together with the district from the map and the direction to head. Because it only reads that data, it works as a guide for finishing an area without touching your progress.
</>Common questions about Missing Items Finder
What does Missing Items Finder do in Castlevania: Belmont's Curse?
It puts a short list on screen of the rooms in your area that still have something left to find. Rooms are sorted by distance, and each line shows the district, the direction in map squares and the entries that room still needs, so you can tidy up an area before moving on.
Does it change my save or collect anything for me?
No. Missing Items Finder only looks at the numbers the game already keeps for each room and prints them. It never picks anything up, opens anything or marks a secret as found, so your completion stays exactly what you earned.
What counts as missing?
Anything the game counts towards finishing an area that is still left in that room. That covers codex clues, health and mana upgrades, secrets, items, experience altars, attack and defense books, doors and mirrors not yet discovered, and unexplored spots. A line names only the kinds that room is short of, with how many of each.
How do I find a room from the list?
Each line names the district the way the map does and gives the distance in map squares, for example 3 squares left, 2 up. Open the map, find that district and head in the direction shown. As you move, the list sorts itself again so the closest room stays on top, and a room drops off the list once the game counts it as finished. If a room stays on the list, check its line for what it still needs, such as a secret or an unexplored spot.
Can I move the list or make it shorter?
Yes. List Position puts it on the right or the left side of the screen, whichever keeps it clear of what you're watching. Rooms Listed sets how many rooms appear at once, from 1 to 20, with 8 as the starting value, and any rooms beyond that are counted on the last line.
What options does Missing Items Finder include?
List Position
Which side of the screen the list sits on (normally the right side).
Show Missing Items
Lists the rooms of the area you're in that the game doesn't count as complete yet, nearest first: the district, how many map squares away and which way, and what is still missing there (secrets, items, clues, upgrades, doors and mirrors, unexplored spots). The counts are the game's own completion counters and nothing is changed. Off by default; switching it off hides the list.
Rooms Listed
How many rooms the list shows at once, nearest first (normally 8). The rest are counted on the last line.
Missing Items Finder is a ProjectMods mod for Castlevania: Belmont's Curse that puts an on-screen list of unfinished rooms in your current area, sorted by distance, along with each room's district, direction and what is left in it.
System Requirements
What features does Missing Items Finder include?
- Every unfinished room of the area you're in, sorted from closest to farthest.
- What each room still holds: secrets, items, codex clues, upgrades, books, altars, doors and mirrors, unexplored spots and more.
- Each room's district, named as on the map, plus the direction to walk: left or right and up or down, counted in squares.
- A This room line for the spot where you're standing.
- Read-only from start to finish, so your progress and save stay exactly as they were.
- Rooms Listed from 1 to 20, and a left or right List Position.
Best For
- An area isn't finished but every room looks explored, so switch on Show Missing Items and follow the nearest line to the secret you walked past.
- You're about to leave an area and want to know whether anything is left behind; the top line tells you how many rooms still have something.
- You're collecting codex clues and upgrades for full completion, so keep the list on screen and work through the rooms from nearest to farthest.
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