Official Modding Guide on Steam (Updated 10 July 2017, somewhat outdated) Most mods will provide instructions for installation. Then make sure to put the file into the modded folder. To install Manually, Find the mod on the nexus or another Darkest Dungeon modding site and download the file. To install from the steam workshop, just find the mod on the page you want and then click subscribe. One way is through the steam workshop and the other is the manual installation method. There are currently two methods of installing mods. I hope it will help my fellow skin modders to do content without fearing conflict with other mods and thus help community by avoiding users to have to manually find a new letter.*This page is under construction and may fuse with the Modding article in the future. If you need a mod using it To see it in game, try my collection : You can also use the same letter for all your skin if you want.
Finally, i'd recommand that you use the same letter for all you skin variant of a same skin so your similar skins wont be lost inbetween some other in the case someone else used your first letter.Also i would not use _A to _D for a new skin with this, as it Will be betweens vanilla skins, unless it's your intention.I'd recommand at last 4 letters and 1 number if you publish skins with this to avoid the chances 2 modders use 1abomination_B which would be quite infortunate.And that they will appear in alphabetical order. these wont conflict with " antiquarian_J " or abomination_A or _B.
With some test from various members of the community, it seems the game can handle without flinching 260+ skin on the same character. Skin name conflict is gone, resulting in an infinity of naming possibility for us ! simply add letters BEFORE the folder name like this :Īnd. We tried to change the letters of skins folder,like antiquarian_A to antiquarian_Zīut if two modders use antiquarian_J, they will conflict.īut it seems we didn't tried ( or you did but it's not known ? ) to. I'm talking here especially for skin makers or users, but We've found a way to completly avoid skin conflicts for your skins mods. This is gonna be a straight repost of my reddit post, but spreading a bit more the word can't hurt :)
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