P3rf3ctVZer0
Refugee
I mean I have been doing trial and error modding and I have done it all without any documentation - does documentation exist? @moderators?
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Looking for documentation
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https://7daystodie.com/forums/showthread.php?93816-XPath-Modding-Explanation-Thread is a pinned thread, not easily missed.
More general: https://www.w3schools.com/xml/xpath_syntax.asp
These are resources to get into modding the xmls.
More general: https://www.w3schools.com/xml/xpath_syntax.asp
These are resources to get into modding the xmls.
InertFurry
Refugee
Is there a pinned resource for actually using mods, or is the 7 Days To Die modding scene a closed environment specifically for people who want to create mods for 7 Days To Die?
The final game will have steam workshop support according to developers, that should make adding a mod easy.
While still in alpha using mods got much better recently. Many mods can just be installed by dropping them into a "Mods" directory in your install directory of 7D2D. Mods usually have instructions included, especially if more is needed than this simple step.
Easier is to use is the Mod Launcher https://7daystodie.com/forums/showthread.php?48537-The-7D2D-Mod-Launcher-A-Mod-Launcher-for-7-Days-to-Die , which does install AND deinstall most mods available. It is similar to what steam workshop should eventually provide (AFAIK)
While still in alpha using mods got much better recently. Many mods can just be installed by dropping them into a "Mods" directory in your install directory of 7D2D. Mods usually have instructions included, especially if more is needed than this simple step.
Easier is to use is the Mod Launcher https://7daystodie.com/forums/showthread.php?48537-The-7D2D-Mod-Launcher-A-Mod-Launcher-for-7-Days-to-Die , which does install AND deinstall most mods available. It is similar to what steam workshop should eventually provide (AFAIK)