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I use NoCorrections from RealityMachina (search GitHub for that username).

I wanted something that ONLY removed the to-hit adjustments and did absolutely nothing else. Unfortunately that means I can't be 100% sure that it's working, though the changes are simple enough it's a pretty good bet.

The published version was written for an older version of ModTek that would load any DLLs that it found, so to get it to load you need to add a mod.json telling ModTek to load that DLL. Easy enough to do:
  • Create a folder for the files ("NoCorrections" is a good choice, since that's the name of the mod).
  • Drop the DLL from the release on GitHub (NoCorrectedRoll.dll) into that folder.
  • Create a mod.json file with the contents listed below.
Here's a basic mod.json that works for getting it loaded, at least:
Code:
{
    "Name": "NoCorrections",
    "Enabled": true,
    
    "Version": "1.0.1",
    "Author": "RealityMachina",

    "DLL": "NoCorrectedRoll.dll"
}
 
Thanks for answers everybody. @ronhatch I did as you advised and the .dll loads so hopefully it works :)
Yeah... if you think of some way to verify that it's actually working short of keeping detailed logs of hundreds of shots fired, let me know!