Make sure it’s working as intended before uploading to Steam Workshop.Ĭheck the log.txt file located in Documents/KillHouseGames/DoorKickers for any “Error” messages!Īdd this to the command line: -publish “path_to_game/mods/ myMod123” The data/ path will be automatically replaced with yours. Very important! Make sure all paths inside your mod point to the data/ folder, and NOT myMod123/. Start the game, the mod should now show up in the game’s Mods menu. Choose a short (and unique) name and don’t change it from the Steam Workshop interface, only update by modifying the mod.xml. The information in mod.xml will show up in Steam. Edit filesystem_mount.xml to add new levels/sounds/whatever. 4įill in the required info in path_to_game/mods/ myMod123/mod.xml. You should only add what files you need in order to avoid conflicts with other mods. The folder must contain at least the mod.xml file to be a valid mod.

3ĭelete everything inside it except mod.xml and filesystem_mount.xml.

The folder name should be similar to your mod’s name, so that it’s easily identifiable once downloaded (also it should be unique between the existing Workshop mods).

2Ĭreate a new folder in that same location. Read the file path_to_game/mods/data_modtemplate/filesystem_mount.xml for more information. You can find a template mod in the game’s installation folder: path_to_game/mods/data_modtemplate

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