Cyberpunk 2077 - Game Mod - Autoloot v.3.7.10 - Download

Autoloot is a mod for Cyberpunk 2077, created by keanuWheeze and anygoodname.

Description:

Autoloot whatever comes into your view!

Key features:

1. loot whatever safe to loot comes into your view,
2. single shot loot and continuous looting.

What it does:

1. it loots whatever it finds you should be able to safely loot on a key press,
2. it loots objects not showing loot markers, e.g. defeated NPCs, ammo drops,
3. it can pick items you would struggle to take due to game bugs.

What it does not do:

1. it does not blindly loot everything around. It only takes what the game reports as in your view (i.e. you could "see"),
2. it does not loot behind walls, floors, ceilings etc.
3. it does not loot quest related items,
4. it does not loot iconic weapons,
5. it does not loot Turrets and HMGs - Heavy Machine Guns (you would rather not like it - thanks to keanuWheeze/NexusGuy999 research),
6. it does not loot when in active dialogues, scenes, vehicles, scanning or device control states, controlled by Johnny, etc.
7. it does not show the promo clip Autoloot! headline in the game ;)

Instructions:

Get CyberEngineTweaks first. Then extract the archive with Autoloot into game’s main folder.

How it works:

you need to set up an action key??,

once set up just press it when needed.

Single loot shot on a short key press, continuous looting on the key hold. You can press&hold the key and go around to autoloot everything on the go.

for the action key you can bind a custom CET input key or use the game default action key.

The second one is probably more convenient to use but beware of the Midas golden touch syndrome!

if you perform the autoloot and still see some items left in place it usually means they're protected against volume looting for the safety reasons. In most cases these are quest related items or heavy machine guns. You'd need to pick them up individually.

Some looting tips:

Try to avoid to autoloot quest related objects.

While the mod has a strong and battle hardened logic to protect quest items it's still better to stay on the safe side and keep the manual control on what comes in from quests. E.g. to read shards with quest hints. The best approach is to first take the quest loot manually and examine its contents, then autoloot the remaining objects.

Looting combined with exploring is the most effective and profitable way to progress in this game.

I get best weapons and accessories, garment, all the ammo I need, money, etc. from looting solely. With just a handful of cyberware exceptions there is no need to buy or to craft anything. What you need just comes in on your way, just keep looking and looting - that's how the game is designed. No need to spend money on buying things, no need to look for mods to up your levels, skills, perks etc. No need to cheat for money - it all comes easy from looting while following quests and scouting the city. Actually looting and quest following will grow your money so fasts you will hardly find how to spend it.

If combined with the automatic junk scrapper perk it also allows to grow faster on every junk loot. This is the first perk I activate on my every playthrough.

A short Kiroishi scanning before looting makes the game to reveal more than you can see on the face. This facilitates autolooting.

Sometimes loot objects may be placed behind obstacles or on shelfs or balconies above your head. A jump may give you a better vantage point to make the autoloot "see" and pick up the items from above while jumping&autolooting.

In a fight defeat all opponents first, loot later and control your encumbrance - you may easily find yourself overweighed on a battlefield with excessive autolooting ;)

Dismantle unwanted weapons. This will reduce your weight and also speed up the character development.

No need to sell weapons as the money... well again: there is little you would really need to buy in this game as most of what you need comes from looting.

And the last but not least: autolooting... may be addictive - you have been warned ;)

• Last update: Tuesday, July 1, 2025
• Genre: RPG
• File size: 54.9 KB