This guide is aimed for beginners and experienced modders. It goes into most of the concepts you will need or could potentially need for modding.
The guide contains tutorials on:
- Hooking
- Configuration using
config-utils
(and alternative manual configuration) - UI using
questui
and orQUC
Checkout the Getting Started guide if you want to learn how to make mods.
Already made a mod? Want to utilise libraries such as config-utils
and quest-ui
? Checkout the Further Modding guide for more information.
Contributing is easy, fork, write and pull request - there are few checklists you should follow to make sure the content you want to add is suitable and is correctly formatted.
- Make sure it is grammatically correct.
- Links are only allowed to be to the following websites (exceptions can be made on request):
- GitHub
- Discord (if related to the page)
- GitLab
- Wikipedia
- Microsoft C++ Documentation
- Android Documentation
- Any BMBF website (git.bmbf.dev, bmbf.dev ect.)
- Is the library kept up-to-date relatively quickly with new supported modding versions?
- Is it a library that is worth documenting? (For example, is it actually useful for multiple mods or is it a one-use case.)
- If the library is not a mod based library, eg:
fmt
orfruit
, the PR will be closed. These libraries already have their own documentation.
These people have contributed to the guide: