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Extensible Map Overlay Framework

by djfariel · for Factorio

Library mod: Chart Controls API for overlays, actions, and map tools. Does nothing without dependent mods.

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About Extensible Map Overlay Framework

From Factorio Mod Portal

Library mod: Chart Controls API for overlays, actions, and map tools. Does nothing without dependent mods.

(because emo-f, get it? It stands for extensible map overlay - framework. don't worry, the ai-generated girl isn't related)

Library mod for Factorio. EMOF extends the map Chart Controls panel so other mods can register overlay toggles, action buttons, and cursor-based map tools - without each mod reimplementing panel layout, toggle state, or cursor equip/cancel.

This mod does nothing on its own. Install it when another mod lists extensible-map-overlay-framework as a dependency. By itself, EMOF only re-hosts vanilla Chart Controls overlay layers in one panel and includes built-in ping and tag tools that demonstrate the framework API. There is no standalone gameplay or content.

Note on ping and tag: I'm aware those built-in tools lose a little UX compared to vanilla. I had to reimplement them within the bounds of the modding API, and they are the best they can be.

With dependent mods

When a mod that uses EMOF is enabled, open the map in chart view and use Chart Controls for that mod's overlays, shortcuts, and placement tools. EMOF supplies the shared panel; dependent mods supply the actual features.

Screenshots

Doodle mod using EMOF action buttons in Chart Controls

Action buttons from the Doodle mod in Chart Controls.

Unannounced mod using EMOF overlay toggles

Overlay toggles from an unannounced mod.

Those examples come from dependent mods, not from EMOF on its own.

Mod authors

Integration guide: documentation.md in the source repository. Runnable reference buttons: companion mod EMOF Examples.

Highlights

From source data

Footprint

Rated a light load on a server.

License

Published under MIT.

Last update

Its author last shipped an update 4 mo ago.

Extensible Map Overlay Framework on Nxeon

From our catalogue
One-click install
Supported on Nxeon Factorio servers. We download it from Factorio Mod Portal, place it, and restart the server.
Server side
Required on the server
Server load
light
Smallest plan we suggest
Factorio — 2 GB (2 GB RAM). This follows our own load rating above, not a benchmark.
Latest build
1.0.1, released 2026-07-21

Recent builds

BuildReleasedGame versionsLoaders
1.0.12026-07-212.1n/a
1.0.02026-06-232.1n/a
0.1.02026-06-192.0n/a

Run Extensible Map Overlay Framework on a Factorio server

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What kind of mod it is

From the catalog
Listed on Factorio Mod Portal as “Mods”

Libraries & compatibility

Foundations and fixes other mods build on. Usually installed because something else needs it.

Runs on your server

From source side support

Factorio Mod Portal lists Extensible Map Overlay Framework as required on the server. Check its Factorio Mod Portal page to see whether players need it too.

Compatibility

Game
Factorio
Runs on
Serverrequired on the server

Verified at the source

  • ✓Factorio Mod PortalOfficial listing, checked 2026-10-08Open ↗
  • ✓Authordjfariel, as published on Factorio Mod Portal
  • ✓LicenseMITFree

Extensible Map Overlay Framework, answered

Generated from the mod’s own source data.

Do my players need to install Extensible Map Overlay Framework?

Factorio Mod Portal lists Extensible Map Overlay Framework as required on the server. Check its Factorio Mod Portal page to see whether players need it too.

Is it free?

Yes. Extensible Map Overlay Framework is free to download from Factorio Mod Portal. Its license is MIT.

How do I add it to my Nxeon server?

Use “Add to a server” on this page, or open NxLabs from your dashboard. We install it, restart your server and switch it on.

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