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About this mod
Simple Mod Loader for Grounded. This should make easy to "install" .dll based mods.
- Permissions and credits
UE Mod Loader
A simple Mod Loader for Unreal Engine games that automatically loads every `.dll` file placed in the `mods` folder. As expected, this will only load mods that function under the logic of DLL injection.
Note: This Mod Loader has been tested with Grounded and Orcs Must Die! 3. While it's expected to be compatible with other Unreal Engine games, compatibility may vary. If you encounter any issues, please create an issue on the repository.
Installation
1. Download the Mod Loader:
- You can download the Mod Loader from Nexus Mods or from the Releases section on this repository.
2. Extract the Mod Loader files:
- Extract the contents of the downloaded `.zip`.
3. Move the Mod Loader extracted files:
- For GamePass, place the files in:
Note:
- `installation_directory` is the root folder where the game is installed. For example, `C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Grounded`.
- `game_identifier` refers to the specific game module, such as `Maine` for Grounded or `OMD` for Orcs Must Die! 3.
This will allow the Mod Loader to seamlessly load all `.dll` mods from the `mods` folder when the game starts.
Folder Structure Example
- GamePass:
LICENSE
This project is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License - see the LICENSE file for details.
TODO
- Add a logging structure to the Mod Loader to ease future debugging. 🛠️
- Implement configuration options for the Mod Loader (e.g., a `.ini` file):
- Customizable load order for specific mods
- Blocklist for specific mods (If the user doesn't want to delete the mod)
- Explore the possibility of an interactive in-game overlay for mod management (GUI)
- This is an idea I may not end up pursuing.
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Credits
This mod loader was inspired by the Elden Ring Mod Loader.
A simple Mod Loader for Unreal Engine games that automatically loads every `.dll` file placed in the `mods` folder. As expected, this will only load mods that function under the logic of DLL injection.
Note: This Mod Loader has been tested with Grounded and Orcs Must Die! 3. While it's expected to be compatible with other Unreal Engine games, compatibility may vary. If you encounter any issues, please create an issue on the repository.
Installation
1. Download the Mod Loader:
- You can download the Mod Loader from Nexus Mods or from the Releases section on this repository.
2. Extract the Mod Loader files:
- Extract the contents of the downloaded `.zip`.
3. Move the Mod Loader extracted files:
- For GamePass, place the files in:
<installation_directory>\Content\<game_identifier>\Binaries\WinGDK\
- For Other Launchers (like Steam and Epic), place the files in:<installation_directory>\<game_identifier>\Binaries\Win64\
- Ensure the Mod Loader's `dxgi.dll` file is placed in the same folder where the game's Unreal Engine executable (e.g., `<game_identifier>-Win64-Shipping.exe`) is located.Note:
- `installation_directory` is the root folder where the game is installed. For example, `C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Grounded`.
- `game_identifier` refers to the specific game module, such as `Maine` for Grounded or `OMD` for Orcs Must Die! 3.
This will allow the Mod Loader to seamlessly load all `.dll` mods from the `mods` folder when the game starts.
Folder Structure Example
- GamePass:
<installation_directory>
└─── Content
└─── <game_identifier>
└─── Binaries
└─── WinGDK
├─── dxgi.dll
├─── mods
│ └─── <your_mod.dll>
└─── <game_identifier>-WinGDK-Shipping.exe- Other Launchers:<installation_directory>
└─── <game_identifier>
└─── Binaries
└─── Win64
├─── dxgi.dll
├─── mods
│ └─── <your_mod.dll>
└─── <game_identifier>-Win64-Shipping.exe
LICENSE
This project is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License - see the LICENSE file for details.
TODO
- Add a logging structure to the Mod Loader to ease future debugging. 🛠️
- Implement configuration options for the Mod Loader (e.g., a `.ini` file):
- Customizable load order for specific mods
- Blocklist for specific mods (If the user doesn't want to delete the mod)
- Explore the possibility of an interactive in-game overlay for mod management (GUI)
- This is an idea I may not end up pursuing.
-----------------------------------------------------
Credits
This mod loader was inspired by the Elden Ring Mod Loader.