TaikoModStuff

A QoL mod for Taiko no Tatsujin: The Drum Master!

TaikoModStuff allows a number of Quality-of-Life enhancements to TDM by allowing:

• Forcing the usage of the JP font everywhere
• Removing the 60 FPS cap the game forces
• Allowing to toggle VSync
• Allowing to set a custom resolution for TDM (Note: This can cause conflicts with Fluto's TaikoMods' fullscreen disabler, so please disable that function if using with TaikoModStuff)
• Enable recording from the Xbox Game Bar

Installation for Game Version 1.3 and newer

1. Download the latest release of TaikoModStuff.
2. Please download the latest bleeding edge version of BepInEx 6 x64. The filename should look like BepInEx_UnityIL2CPP_x64_XXXXX.zip.
3. Extract the contents of the zip file on the root of your TDM's install. The result should look like the image.
4. Create the plugins folder inside your BepInEx folder. The result should look like the image. Note that the image shows more folders and files than you may have. This is normal.
5. Extract the TaikoModStuff zip inside the plugins folder. It's not required to extract TaikoModStuff.pdb, but it can help when reporting bugs.
6. Start TDM, then close it when you reach the Title Screen.
7. Inside the BepInEx folder, you'll see a config folder. Edit the TaikoModStuff.cfg file inside it to configure TaikoModStuff.

Installation for Game Version 1.1 and 1.2

1. Download the latest release of TaikoModStuff.
2. Please download the latest version of BepInEx 5 x64. The filename should look like BepInEx_x64_XXXXX.zip.
3. Extract the contents of the zip file on the root of your TDM's install. The result should look like the image.
4. Create the plugins folder inside your BepInEx folder. The result should look like the image. Note that the image shows more folders and files than you may have. This is normal.
5. Extract the TaikoModStuff zip inside the plugins folder. It's not required to extract TaikoModStuff.pdb, but it can help when reporting bugs.
6. Start TDM, then close it when you reach the Title Screen.
7. Inside the BepInEx folder, you'll see a config folder. Edit the TaikoModStuff.cfg file inside it to configure TaikoModStuff.