The modding scene for Schedule 1 continues to grow, with new additions focused on fixing common issues and adding features that streamline your gameplay. Whether you’re tired of typing out delivery orders or trying to remember your mix recipes, 12Am TEA has curated list of mods introduces solutions that simplify, automate, and enhance your daily tasks. The best part? Each mod here serves a unique role—from inventory management to new features—and works on either the main build or the alternate crash-friendly branch.
Here are 10 of the best mods available right now.
Order Saver and Store Cart Saver (Alternate Build)
If you’ve had to manually enter the same delivery order each time, Order Saver will fix that. This tool adds three buttons—save, load, and clear—so you can preserve and reload previous orders for each individual store. The saved presets appear on the delivery screen, reducing setup time significantly.
A similar mod, Store Cart Saver, works when you visit stores in person. Save any in-store cart and reload it later, even after you’ve already made a purchase. Both of these mods only function on the alternate version of Schedule 1, which is meant for users who experience frequent crashes.
Expand Recipe and Recipe List Menu
With mix websites sometimes offline, modders have provided better ways to view recipes in-game. Expand Recipe lets you see the entire recipe from the product screen in one click. It lists each step involved, making the recreation process much faster.
For additional functionality, Recipe List Menu goes even further. By pressing F5, you can open a menu that displays mixes, profits, and exact values. This window stays open while you work, helping you reference instructions without switching screens. A recommended mixes tab gives you optimized combinations sorted by profitability.
Reshelves and Wages Manager
If you want to automate storage entirely, Reshelves allows employees to automatically restock items from cauldrons, mixers, and racks. Restocking is instant, and it deducts the cost from your bank account. There’s even an option to use cash via the configuration file.
Wages Manager introduces a phone app to pay employee salaries directly, removing the need to hand over cash. Wages must be paid daily, but this feature is a good alternative for those managing multiple shops.
Phone Wallpaper and Mod Manager
The in-game phone can now be personalized. Phone Wallpaper shows your network status on the home screen and lets you change backgrounds by swapping image files in the mod folder. It supports preset backgrounds like “stoner sponge” or “smoking Morty,” and allows you to upload your own.
To help manage all these mods, Mod Manager adds a new app to the phone. It offers toggleable configuration menus for supported mods such as wallpapers or skating tools. Not all mods are compatible, but many Nexus pages explain where to locate settings manually if needed.
Corpse Pickpocket and Brighter Nights
Ever tried to loot someone after a fight and realized you couldn’t? Corpse Pickpocket fixes that. Once an NPC is unconscious—whether by force or sedation—you can search their pockets for goods.
If you struggle to navigate Highland Point at night, Brighter Nights gives you full control over visibility. Using F3 and your scroll wheel, adjust night brightness in real-time without disabling the game’s visual identity. You can return to default settings anytime.
The Incident (Zombie Mode)
For players looking to switch things up, The Incident introduces zombies every Sunday night. The mod transforms the usual population into unpredictable threats that roam the streets. The change is abrupt and surprising, turning Highland Point into a different experience for one night each week. It’s ideal for players who’ve completed the main loop and want a more chaotic challenge.
Bonus: New Releases Worth Adding
Modders are still releasing new tools, including DeliveryAppImprovements, which upgrades the delivery interface with more polish and smoother performance. It complements or replaces Order Saver, depending on your setup.
Whether you’re focused on productivity, quality-of-life upgrades, or late-game mayhem, these mods bring welcome changes to Schedule 1. They’re easy to install and come with full support on Nexus. Pick one—or all ten—and see what a difference they can make.
