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The libraries used by the games and mods in the tool are automatically set if you have a legit Steam installation. Keep in mind the libraries set here are only used by the tool, and the games and mods will still use their gameinfo to mount their contents. | The libraries used by the games and mods in the tool are automatically set if you have a legit Steam installation. Keep in mind the libraries set here are only used by the tool, and the games and mods will still use their gameinfo to mount their contents. | ||
Revision as of 08:20, 23 August 2023
Note:This tutorial was written for 
XBLAH's Modding Tool v1.18.2. Please be aware that subsequent updates might have introduced alterations in terminologies, introduced novel features, or reorganized certain elements within the interface.
The libraries used by the games and mods in the tool are automatically set if you have a legit Steam installation. Keep in mind the libraries set here are only used by the tool, and the games and mods will still use their gameinfo to mount their contents.
Managing the Game Libraries
Add a library
You can add a library manually by clicking on the 
button, and selecting a directory that contains a SteamApps folder. This is particularly useful when you don't have a proper Steam installation but you still want to create mods. To get the tool working, insert your games inside a SteamApps folder, and then select the parent directory if this SteamApps folder as the library.
Delete a library
You can delete a manual library by selecting the library and clicking the 
button.
Browse a library
You can open the library directory by clicking the 
button.
