Category:List Of Mods

How-to Guides

 * -| Installing Mods=

Installing Mods
Note: Mods on android are now technically possible, but will require an in-depth guide out of the scope of this page. Here's an image example of the Mods/ location within the game folders for each platform.
 * Grab the mods you want down below.
 * Ensure your save is in the town square whenever updating the selection of mods! Optionally, name the save via the option in the bottom right of the save menu and keep a vanilla and modded save. It is unlikely a modded save will become unstable, but it could influence the stats of your character in a undesirable way.
 * Windows/Linux
 * Navigate to game/Mods/ from the base folder of Monster Girl Dreams, where you found the game executable.
 * Extract the .zip file for the mod and place its default mod folder (which contains multiple subfolders) into game/Mods/
 * macOS
 * Right click the MonGirlDreams application, select "Show Package Contents". Navigate to Contents/Resources/autorun/game/Mods/
 * Extract the .zip file for the mod and place its default mod folder (which contains multiple subfolders) into Mods/
 * Launch the game!


 * -| Removing Mods=

Removing Mods

 * You have two choices! Disabling a mod, or, actually removing a mod. Additionally, your modded save is safe to play after uninstalling a mod, provided you load in from the town square.
 * Disabling Mods
 * Ensure your save is in the town square whenever updating the selection of mods!
 * Rename the mod in game/Mods/ to start with an _underscore. Such as "_ModExample"
 * To re-enable, simply rename the mod to not have the _underscore at the front.
 * Removing Mods
 * Ensure your save is in the town square whenever updating the selection of mods!
 * Simply delete the mod in game/Mods/
 * -| Making & Adding Mods=

Making & Adding Mods
To begin making mods, see the online modding documentation. Also see the Modder Guides category for specialized guides and tips from other modders.

To add your mod to the wiki, enter the name of your mod after Mod: in the below text field, and press Make Mod Page to begin. It will come preloaded with a template and an example at the top of the page. Once you're done, the wiki will automatically add it to the list of mods for you.

NOTE: If you are experiencing an issue with a mod, please ensure you are using both the latest version of the game, and the latest version of the mod. If it still does not work, head to the respective mod page's comment section or the MGD Discord in #modding-help. While awaiting a response/fix, you can temporarily remove or disable the mod as per the above instructions.

Code Mods: Just as a notice, there is another list entirely separate to this on the page Code Mods, which are for more technically involved mods which fundamentally alter how the game works. Please read the warnings if you give them a look.

Broken Mods
When a mod-breaking issue is found, is not supported by the author, and there are no immediate fix takers, a mod is added to the Broken Mods category, automatically moving it here. If you've made a fix for a mod, you can update the mod page, add yourself to the page's patcher label, and remove the mod from the Broken Mods category, which will automatically move it to the above listing.

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