Sekiro Mod Engine

Important information about Sekiro patch 1. 05

I have recently released Mod Engine 0. 1. 14 with support for Sekiro 1. 05. Note that this just fixes mod engine, and does not fix mods that may be incompatible with Sekiro 1. 05. Before reporting issues, please make sure that the mods you are using are compatible with 1. 05, as many issues you may encounter are actually from incompatible mods.

Important information about Sekiro patch 1. 03/1. 04

Mod Engine 0. 1. 11 has been released to officially support Sekiro 1. 03. It also supports 1. 04 as the exe did not change. Technically 0. 1. 10 is compatible with the latest patch, but 0. 1. 11 officially blesses the new patch so that you will no longer see a warning on startup. This update also attempts to fix issues with Mod Engine attaching that some users have reported. Some mods may not be compatible with the new patch, such as gameparam mods. Please follow up with mod creators for updates to these mods.

Mod Engine is a an injection DLL library that makes modding Sekiro game files super easy and safe. Gone are the days of having to use UXM and extract gigabytes worth of game files to play a mod. Mod Engine supports any mod that relies on file edits including cosmetic, texture, parameter, and map mods. Playing Sekiro mods is as simple as creating a folder, dropping in modded files, and modifying an ini file to point to the mod directory.

MOD ENGINE ONLY SUPPORTS THE STEAM VERSION OF SEKIRO 1. 02-1. 04 IN THIS CURRENT VERSION. OTHER VERSIONS OR CRACKED VERSIONS MAY NOT WORK AND ARE NOT SUPPORTED. DO NOT REPORT ISSUES FOR ANYTHING OTHER THAN RETAIL SEKIRO 1. 02-1. 04. IF A PATCH COMES OUT FOR SEKIRO I WILL UPDATE MOD ENGINE IN DUE TIME.

Installation:

1. Copy dinput8.dll and modengine.ini to your Sekiro directory (usually located at C:\Program Files (x86)\steam\steamapps\common\Sekiro for default installations)

2. Extract or copy the files for the mod you are installing to a unique new directory in Sekiro directory. For example, if installing cosmetic mods, you should create a directory called "mods" in Sekiro and copy all the files (parts, msg, map, event, etc) into that directory.

3. Open up modengine.ini and modify the modOverrideDirectory parameter to the folder you installed the mod into (a '\' character is required currently). This defaults to "\mods" but you can change it to something else if you wish.

modOverrideDirectory="\mods"

4. Enjoy your mod. If you want to play a different mod, change the modOverrideDirectory setting to point to a different folder with a different mod. To uninstall, delete or rename dinput8.dll.