Not using a Steam collection? No problem, Conexus has got your back! Just provide links in a text file (located in Documents\Conexus\Links), and Conexus will make sure your mods are organized as you decide! With the help of a straightforward GUI, Conexus will anaylze your Steam collection, download or update those mods (you can do both!) and then move those folders to the correct location with names that you can understand, and that the game will read in the exact order your Steam collection is in. If you've modded Darkest Dungeon for any length of time, you've more than likely discovered that the in-game UI breaks after an unknown amount of mods are loaded in. It looks like allot to learn but its allot easier to get a grasp on than it appears, allot of it can even be skimmed past once you understand teh basics.Conexus is an all-in-one tool to convert a Steam collection or list of links into a load order for the game Darkest Dungeon. You may also need to write up your own XML files for the mods list, that's why I was saying being familiar with and reading over the entire Guide would be the best place to start. Some mods can be combined locally by just copy pasting the folders from one to the other but if any files overwrite, the mod may fail. Language files get tricky sometimes and its easy to miss strings when comparing files. Example if combining some Trinket mods you will most likely want to read over the Trinkets stuff in the guide if your adding multiple classes mods then you need to be familiar with how classes are modded.Įventually you are going to run into mods that use the same files those will take effort to figure out how to mod the file yourself. The other parts of the guide will need to be referred dependent on what the mods you are combining are about. For stuff like this local mods are probably the best but then you will have to manually update them when the real author does or miss out on the new balance/features etc. Submitting content you don't have rights to can get you in allot of trouble with steam.
Uploading to Steam Workshop is something I wouldn't recommend if you are copy pasting other peoples mods though. The bare minimum for learning to combine mods, I think, would be. You want to be familiar with all of it to troubleshoot and have an understanding of what does what when you come across mods that are similar or use the same files.
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