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Isaac Debug Helper fork. Cards and Runes. Item pools. Everything from changing aspects of gameplay to adding new monsters and items to the game can be done with the modding tools. A mod management tool which connects to the Steam Workshop allows players to easily load in the mods they want to play with. The mod DevKit is a work in progress and there are many rough edges still. This also goes for the documentation! Some things to be aware of:. We will be focusing on fixing these issues and generally improving the modding experience over the coming weeks.

Thanks for your patience! A mod in Conan Exiles is a single. To create mods, get the DevKit from the Epic Games Launcher, do your changes and build the mod to generate a mod file. You can either distribute the mod through the Steam Workshop by uploading it from the DevKit, or simply share the file with your friends directly. The easiest way to install mods is to subscribe to them on the Steam Workshop.

Once they are downloaded you can find them in the "Mods" menu from the Main Menu in-game. You can also use mods that you get outside of the Steam Workshop - put the mod. Note: You have to restart the game before changes to the selected mod list has any effect.

The ingame gui doesn't make this very clear right now. The simple version: Automatic downloading of mods allows you to join a server without having to find and subscribe to every mod first.

The full explanation: When you join a modded server without having subscribed to their mods first, the game will give you a list of which mods you are not subscribed to with an option at the bottom to download and enable all missing mods. Bear in mind doing so will require the game to restart and the game takes a long time to start up if you're using a lot of mods. Non-Steam mods are shown in the list, but you will have to get their correct version manually.

Clientside: To join a server with mods, you must first have the same mods the server is running, with the same load order. When joining a server, you will get a message box telling you which mods you are missing. You cannot connect to the server unless you have those mods installed and activated.

Instead of creating modlist. When clients try to connect to the server, the game will first check to make sure the clients have the same mods as the server selected. If they don't they won't be able to connect.