MelonLoader mods can be supported, however as of now every mod out there has different directory stucture in its zipfile, which complicates things.Freedom Planet is a combat-based platform adventure that pits a spunky dragon girl and her friends against an alien attack force. This mod manager installs any bepinex mod as long as it has a proper directory structure, as recommended by BepInEx devs and gamebanana (so main directory of the zip maps to main game directory)
And their 'report false positive' webpage 404s me. I know MaxSecure shows it as "sus" (literaly), but if you check online its a common issue, like in this example. Visual Studio 2022 will happily load and set it all up for you.Īdditionally, here is the VirusTotal scan result: Here. You can check the code, and compile it yourself from the github repo. Support for enabling a debug console and 1-click integration on GameBanana! Loader also offers a basic list of currently installed mods. If you wish to install a MelonLoader compatible mod instead, you must install the MelonLoader compatibility layer with the Install MelonLoader Compat button before running any MelonLoader mods.
Mods using mod_overrides are also properly extracted. The files are checked for basic validity (containing a BepInEx folder in its root, A MelonLoader Mods folder or a mod manifest json). The file is securely downloaded from the official GitHub repository over From there you can use Install Mod button to select a zipfile to install. On initial startup, you will be prompted to install BepInEx - simply click on the Install BepInEx button to download, and install, recommended version of the loader. It is included by default in Windows 10 and above. NET framework 4.8 is required for the loader to function.
You can find it from Steam, by right clicking on the game on the list, and then pressing "Manage > Browse local files". exe from the downloaded zip to the main game directory. A simple mod manager capable of setting up BepInEx, as well as installing all of my current mods.
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