JoshuaDRose / Myth-Mod-Manager

An easy way to swap and manage Payday 2 mods outside the game

Myth Mod Manager

A simple mod manager for PAYDAY 2 to make managing all of those files a little bit easier.

Features

• Disable mods you don't want to use at the moment, and if you want to take it a step further, even delete them from your computer.

  • This feature is good for testing out which mod is crashing the game!

• Automatic installation by dragging and dropping files into the program.

  • This also includes automatic unzipping.

  • You still have to choose what type of mod it is (mods, mod_overrides, maps)

• Easy to access buttons for your game directory and starting the game.

• Search bar to find the mod you're looking for in seconds

• Backup all of your mods and package it into a compressed file.

In the future there will be profiles so stay tuned for that 😁

Like all PAYDAY 2 Mods, Super BLT is required to run mods

Supported Platforms

Reguarding OS

At the moment this is only supported on windows due to some dependencies and their features being windows exclusive

Reguarding Storefront

I only have access to the Steam version, so I cannot say if it works for Epic Games without feedback.

Download

You may download any version of Myth Mod Manager and view changelogs at the releases page

Future Plans

• Mod profiles
• Dark Theme
• .rar drop-install support
• Improved visuals
• Some kind of modworkshop.net integration, see issue #14

Suggestions are appreciated!

Contributing

As long as there's an opened issue, please take a look and send a pull request of your contribution!

There are plans to add a CONTRIBUTING.md and maybe even a wiki.

Things to know when contributing

• main.py is the script that starts the program
• The program auto-adjusts paths if running via script or EXE
• Test your code through the EXE before submitting a PR, sometimes code will behave differently.
• If you want to run the program through the EXE, run createEXE.bat
• Variables that are used throughout the project are stored in constant_vars.py
• Please keep your code formatting consistent with the rest of the project

If you have any questions, contact me on one of my socials.