That's how it's always been since i downloaded the game. As a consequence, every time a patch to the game is released, or Steam 'verifies' the game files, any changes by mods installed will be removed and vanilla files restored, and eventually you will find it necessary to reapply all your desired mods. However to add mods manually, you’ll need to do the following. From there, you can pick a mod that you’re interested in adding to your game and if you’ve got the Steam version, simply subscribe to the mod to have it added to your game. As a consequence, every time a patch to the game is released, or Steam 'verifies' the game files, any such mods will be removed when the original (or 'vanilla') version of the files are restored, and eventually you will find it. That’s right, the Paradox Interactive modding plaza where all the Crusader Kings 3 mods await.

My Data, images, mods folders and whatnot, are all inside the UpdaterCache folder. Some mod changes have to be made by altering the hex code of the game executable file (.exe) directly, or by replacing original game files.

The only files directly under Don't Starve in my documents are Save, UpdaterCache, Log, Settings, and updater.json. can anyone think of anything else that could help?Īnother question though, the only folders for Don't Starve i have are all inside the UpdaterCache. They show you the mods you have installed, include abilities to enable or disable. supposedly, all i have to do is download it, and move it to the mods folder.i did that. Steam, Nexus Mod Manager, and the Twitch Desktop App are also tools for managing your mods.

the only mods folder i have is in the updatercache, like it shows in the image i uploaded here.I even tried moving the whole folder, but it didn't work.I keep wondering what i'm doing wrong.my game is a standalone, i never did anything with the folders, i always had them like that, and when i tried downloading a mod, i did it like it says here.

How to mods for non steam games