Mod Loader

Mod Loader made for mod managing, very easy to install(as installation steps is in readme.txt)

To open mod loader menu you need to press Alt + F2

How to install Mod Loader?

- Simply drag the files from the archive into the game directory or watch tutorial

- DO NOT INSTALL IT THROUGH RMM

Big mods issue

Some of you may encounter issues that the mod doesn't load because of its size

To fix this issue, you need patched .exe with LAA(Large Address Aware)(It allows application to use 4GB instead of limited 2GB)

Currently Mod Loader does loads big mods, but its for time being, until the limit of mods files loading reaches more than 2GB

Game is freezing when loading mods

It may occur due to the mod size, it is okay

Mods installation as simple as it is

Create a folder named after a mod and move all files from the mod to the folder, if you have folders in the mod like "data000" that specifically named after the .cpk's, drag the files and folders containing in that folder and move it into the mod folder

Or lets say its mod with .asi:

Or if the mod is just only .cpk, move the .cpk into the mod folder

How to install mods?

If you want to install mod, you need to create a folder inside a "mods" folder, named after a mod

A mod that you want to install will probably have either GameData folder(if its .asi) or a folders named as pl, em and etc., or some sort of data like "data000"

To install mods with .dat, move the files from GameData or data000(and etc.) folder into the mod folder

To install .asi mods, move the .asi and any other file that is related to it into the mod folder

A path for .dat would look like: mods\\\.dat(for example, pl\pl0010.dat or just: core.dat)

A path for .asi would look like: mods\\.asi

Mod Name is not allowed to contain any letter/characters that aren't English

To load unpacked files of .dat you need to create a folder named after a .dat file without extension, and place the files that will be replaced in that folder

If you are unable to open the Mod Loader menu, try deleting "MGRModLoaderSettings.ini"

Future Plans:

• []Support for RMM mods(what a pain)

  []Advanced settings for mods

  Q/A SECTION.

  Q: What is the difference between this and already made RMM?

  A: RMM is basically re-skin of HMM and it doesn't give a big difference from the original Mod Manager and is more likely will not receive any updates, on the other hand, Mod Loader can manage mods in g