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<title>Exmods Installing Mods</title> |
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<h1>Installing Gamecraft Mods</h1> |
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<h5>by NGniusness</h5> |
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<h3>Patching The Game</h3> |
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<h5>Gamecraft: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msX4oAXpvUE">I'm getting hacked</a></h5> |
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<p>The first step towards installing mods in Gamecraft is patching the game with the <a href="https://git.exmods.org/modtainers/GCIPA/releases">latest release of GCIPA</a>. |
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If you've already done this for another Gamecraft mod, you can skip this step. |
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To install GCIPA, download the latest release and unzip it to where you installed Gamecraft. |
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You can find where Gamecraft is installed through your Steam Library by right-clicking Gamecraft and selecting "Properties...". |
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A properties window should open, with a tab called "Local Files". |
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From that tab, click on "Browse Local Files..." and a file explorer menu should open. |
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When you've extracted the files, you should see three new files, one called IPA (aka IPA.exe), and a new folder called IPA. |
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Drag and drop Gamecraft (aka Gamecraft.exe) onto the IPA file (IPA.exe) to patch the game. |
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To confirm that it's successful, an empty folder called "Plugins" should have been created as a result. |
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If the Plugins folder is there, the game has been successfully patched and you can move on to the next step. |
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(NOTE: you will need to re-patch the game everytime Steam updates Gamecraft)</p> |
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<h3>Adding Mods</h3> |
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<h5>Because multiplying mods is too hard</h5> |
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<p>For this step, you'll need the "Plugins" folder that IPA created for you. |
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Navigate into that "Plugins" folder and unzip the mod there. |
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You should now see a file called something similar to "[name of mod].dll". |
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Depending on the mod, there may be some other file or folders as well, but you don't need to worry about those provided there's one similar to "[name of mod].dll". |
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If you accidentally extract a mod into it's own folder within the Plugins folder, the mod will not work. |
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Your mod is now installed. The next time you launch Gamecraft, the mod will be ready to go. |
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If you have the UITweaks mod installed, you will see now the name of the mod on Gamecraft's main menu.</p> |
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