rain world моды как установить

Rain world моды как установить

Glad to see you here.
You might be asking several questions.
Here are answers to what we think they might most likely be.

Yes, it does, and it has been for quite a while. The game is dead, its world is ours. We need no god, we need no hope.
For various reasons, most info on Rain World mods has historically been accumulated on Discord and, partially, Youtube. We are here to change this.

Yes, it is, given that you enjoy what Rain World already has. Base game offers a lot of stuff to do for those who can bear appreciating it; mods can prolong your enjoyment tenfold. For those of you who did not find pleasure in this world’s harshness, there are also solutions and hopes.

Easily bearable. Installing a mod isn’t perfectly idiotproof and intuitive, but there have recently been promising changes in terms of user friendliness. It might be confusing at first, but learning the various ropes isn’t hard. All you need is persistence.

There is a bunch of stuff. We have custom regions, new playable characters, essential bugfixes and QoL improvements for vanilla, and a couple new gamemodes and challenge mods. There are several mods in development that alter the game in more substantial ways.

Depending on what kind of mod you are intending, steps may vary. Adding new regions and modifying the layout of existing ones takes little to no coding knowledge, thanks to certain already existing mods; doing other things, such as adding new slugcats, mechanics, objects and so on, is done with the use of Partiality mods or BepInEx plugins.
Regardless of what is it you are doing, you can always ask for advice in our discord.

BepInEx plugins are, well, BepInEx plugins. If you ever made those for any other game, all you will need to study is Rain World’s code.

Speaking of vanilla code. We do not have the sources available; dnSpy standalone decompiler [github.com] or ILSpy plugin for Visual Studio [github.com] are used for inspection instead. Certain features of Rain World codebase (such as complete and utter absence of any exception handling) make debugging somewhat problematic at times, but it’s manageable.

Here are some links that will be useful for you.

To run pretty much any Rain World mod, you will need a mod loader. There are two options available: Partiality Launcher and local BepInEx port.

Installed by unpacking into an arbitrary location on your computer. After launching PL, press [], navigate to Rain World’s root folder and select the executable. Partiality Launcher will immediately attempt to patch itself into the game; this sometimes fails, so you might need to retry it a couple of times.

When using PL, all mods regardless of type go into []. After adding or removing mods from the Mods folder, do not forget to press Refresh mod list to see the changes; to apply any changes, always press Apply mods and patches.

NOTE: you can NOT use standard BepInEx for partiality mods and patches; in order to load basically every mod we have so far, you need to use this specific version.

Installed by unpacking into Rain World’s root folder; will magically run next time you launch the game.

This video covers the basics of using BepInEx and BOI with Rain World:

In case you don’t want to watch it for whatever reason:

When using BOI, all mods can be put into [] as they would be if you were using PL; you can then «enable» them in BOI to automatically move to correct folders and rename if needed.

In case you are not using BOI: Partiality mods and bepinex native plugins go into Rain []; monomod patches go into []. Patches should be renamed like this: «Assembly-CSharp.[your_mod_name_here].mm.dll«. Note that having patches enabled slows down game startup noticeably.

ATTENTION: If you are switching from PL to BepInEx, you need to undo changes done by PL. To do this, go into [], delete Managed and rename Managed_Backup to Managed. BOI can optionally do this for you.

ATTENTION, PART TWO: Some older mods are said to require PublicityStunt in order to work. When using BepInEx, ignore this dependency and do not install PublicityStunt. BepInEx has a built in replacement (Dragons.PublicDragon), while using PublicityStunt itself may cause crashes.

After you’ve chosen what you want to grab and enhance your rain world experience with, it is install time.

Rain world mods come in several types, and for each of them has different installation procedures. This section contains essential info about all of them, as well as description of normal installation process.

ATTENTION: ALWAYS CONSULT A MOD’S README WHEN INSTALLING SOMETHING. Some code mods depend on each other in order to work, some region packs have additional dependencies, some things just don’t function together. This guide can not and will not cover all possible situations.

MonoMod patches are slightly less common and are not often made anymore. They are older and more crude than Partiality mods, replacing target methods entirely instead of strapping additional code to their ends. If two patch mods affect the same method, they are not compatible. Luckily, this hardly ever happens.

When used with Partiality Launcher, enabled patches modify Assembly-CSharp.dll of the game; when used with BepInEx, they increase launch delay noticeably. Additionally, to use patches with BepInEx, you need to rename them in a specific way (template: «Assembly-CSharp.[mod_name_here].mm.dll») and place inside [] folder. BOI mod manager can do both of those things for you.

Mixed mods contain both partiality mods and monomod patches. Attempting to load them with BepInEx will most likely result in an immediate crash. Partiality Launcher can attempt loading them and succeed, but this is not intended behaviour and success is not guaranteed. There are very few mixed mods out there and they all come from times before any kind of standard for making Rain World mods was established. For most of them there are proper functional replacements.

BepInEx plugins are, as the name suggests, plugins made specifically for BepInEx. They can not be used with Partiality Launcher. Work when put into [] folder.

are either world edits or world expansions. They are shipped as archives with inner structure resembling that of the game.
Initially, region packs would be installed by merging contents of a regpack’s archive into Rain World root folder. This way is messy, makes uninstalling world edits a big headache, and triggers the game’s built-in tamper protection (which is very easily circumvented but this still isn’t ideal).

Luckily, ever since Custom Regions Support [github.com] (or CRS for short) by Garrakx became a thing, managing region packs has been significantly more convenient.

NOTE: most region pack Readme files are outdated and only contain instructions for the «classic» installation procedure. Vast majority of those regions can still easily be installed using CRS.

HOW TO INSTALL A REGION PACK USING CRS:
After downloading and installing Custom Regions Support and all of its dependencies, run the game once and check the mod config screen to see if everything is working correctly.
For each region pack you want to install, put the one folder from the archive that would otherwise be merged with the game’s folder into Rain World\Mods\CustomResources. This folder is sometimes named «Rain World»; if that is the case, change its name to match the name of the actual region pack.
Run the game again if you already closed it, or press «Reload» on CRS’s config screen. If you unpacked everything correctly, CRS will recognize the region pack, download its thumbnail if one is available, and display the pack’s description.
Navigate to the regpack’s folder inside Mods\CustomResources. CRS creates a regionInfo.json or packInfo.json file (depending on the version used). Open it in the text editor and see if everything looks correct. If you don’t know if a thing looks correct or not, assume it is correct.
Region pack should now be applied to the world.

ATTENTION: ALWAYS RESET YOUR SAVEFILE WHEN ADDING OR REMOVING REGION PACKS, REGARDLESS OF WHETHER YOU USED CRS OR NOT. Savefile corruption is INEVITABLE and WILL lead to severe bugs and eventual crashes if you do not reset. Resetting your savefile does not remove arena unlocks.

are the most ancient kind. They are installed by replacing Assembly-CSharp.dll (which contains majority of the game’s code) entirely with a manually patches version (usually edited directly with dnSpy). This is rather clunky and not entirely legal. There are just two and a half standalone mods for RW 1.5 out there (Side House and Buffed Creatures). All of them are installed by folder merge.

As the name suggests, standalone mods are incompatible with each other. You can try applying Partiality or BepInEx to them like you would to a normal game; this usually doesn’t outright break anything if you only apply smaller mods on top.

Here are suggested solutions for most common issues that can arise while you are dealing with mods.

First and foremost:

Logging is disabled in vanilla and logs only appear when a modloader is properly installed.
Generally, whenever you are having trouble and want to get help, you will need to send one or more of those:

ATTENTION: IF YOU DON’T HAVE AT LEAST BASIC KNOWLEDGE ON RAIN WORLD ARCHITECTURE, YOU WILL NOT UNDERSTAND MUCH FROM THOSE LOGS. Rule of a thumb here is to ask an actual modder about what’s happening. You can do that in our modding support channels (see Resource Links section).

Check if you have all the dependencies. If a mod has external dependencies, they are marked under a special icon on RainDB; if the mod has a readme file, dependencies are also listed there.
Core libraries such as ConfigMachine and EnumExtender are located in the Tools tab of RainDB. Don’t forget search tool exists.

If you are using Partiality Launcher, there is a chance for it to simply fail on applying mods and do nothing. Try reapplying mods a couple of times, or feeding the game to Partiality Launcher anew. If it doesn’t help, switch to BepInEx.

With BepInEx, this mostly happens if the mod file can not be read (access violation, broken symlink, sharing violation etc). Look at err.log and OutputLog.txt in [] to see which file causes the issue.

The game crashes/I’m getting a broken character!
You’ve messed something up while creating an atlas, or set one or more sprite names incorrectly in FancySlugcats config screen. Triple check instructions for CustomAssets and fancy slugcats and make sure you followed them correctly. If you are still failing to identify the issue, ask for help in modding channels.

Sprite colors are incorrect / some bodyparts disappear when I apply colours!
When you select colours in Custom Slugs config menu, those colours get mixed with sprites’ base colours. If the resulting colour is too dark (too close to #000000), a bodypart might be rendered invisible. To avoid this, make base sprite lighter and/or set body/eyes colours to full white in fancyslugs config screen.

Make sure you wiped your savefile after installing a regpack/changing regpack load order. If you didn’t, do it now.

Check if you installed the regpack correctly. For example: if you are installing Aether Ridge, contents of [] should look like this:

Assets or Levels can not be there with certain regpacks, but World folder is generally a requirement.
regionInfo.json for Aether Ridge should look like this:

Most meaningful part here is regionID.

Make sure that base game files are not modified. If you are using CRS, use CRS for all regpacks. If you merge one regpack into the game and then apply CRS to add a second regpack, things might break violently.

Regardless of what you will pick, we hope that this guide serves as a decent starting point in your journeys through Rain World modded content. It does not have all the links you will possibly need, neither does it cover all possible issues, but hopefully it has just enough of everything.

For a long time, Rain World modding community has been pretty much closed off from the outside world. As much as we would like to change that, RW discord is and probably will remain the center of all our activity, and a number one place to look for advice, share knowledge, develop theories and generally express your passion for this weird, cruel and beautiful game.

Have fun and good luck, slugcats. See you where TryParse throws.

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