Prosthetics

Prosthetics and Makeshift Prosthetics are different mods by different authors. The first adds tiers of replacement limbs plus eye and jaw prostheses; the second emphasizes modular arms, tools and a mechanic trader. Base-game prostheses also exist independently of either mod.

Which prosthetics project do you mean?

YOU1ARE0IC's Prosthetics describes three tiers of limbs, additional eye and jaw prostheses, and replacement parts obtainable through finding, buying or crafting. Its scope includes world items, character sprites and the wound interface, so it is more than an alternative limb texture. Those advertised systems explain why another mod touching the same interface deserves a compatibility check instead of assuming that two visually different replacement limbs cannot interact.

NyaruQwQ's Makeshift Prosthetics has a different emphasis: modular prosthetic arms, interchangeable tools, a mechanic trader, wear and repair, and permanent injuries. A question about exchanging an arm tool belongs to this project's documentation; a question about the other mod's three-tier limb system belongs to YOU1ARE0IC's listing. The similar names do not justify combining their version numbers into one release or treating their download files as interchangeable.

The full-release requirement

The snapshot says that Prosthetics releases from mod version 1.0.8 onward are for the full game. Here 1.0.8 labels the mod, not a required Casualties: Unknown game version. That distinction prevents a misleading instruction to find a game patch numbered 1.0.8. The recorded version 2 is a separate author file label; it should not be rewritten as the game's version or assigned to Makeshift Prosthetics.

Host and client requirements

For YOU1ARE0IC's Prosthetics, the recorded author instructions say the host and client both need the mod. The research snapshot does not independently establish the same requirement for Makeshift Prosthetics, so the table above keeps the projects separate. Alexx's Medical Brutalism lists both projects as compatible with its own overhaul, but Medical Brutalism itself excludes multiplayer. Its compatibility statement therefore cannot be used as evidence that a combined Medical Brutalism co-op installation is supported.

Base-game prostheses and modded replacements

The current community Prosthesis page describes base-game artificial limbs, damage to their material integrity, and repair actions. It is useful background for understanding what a prosthesis is in Casualties: Unknown, not a second independent confirmation of either author's mod features. Decide first whether you need information on an ordinary game item or a particular mod; then use the matching listing, version and dependency instructions. The bone welder guide covers a different base-game repair item and should not be read as a universal instruction for every artificial limb.