Mod Categories
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** Non-public - mod still being made. Allows for multiplayer testing. Mod code obtained from GitHub (how mods run normally). | ** Non-public - mod still being made. Allows for multiplayer testing. Mod code obtained from GitHub (how mods run normally). | ||
** Local - mod still being made. Code runs from local files for use in single-player only. | ** Local - mod still being made. Code runs from local files for use in single-player only. | ||
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[[Category:Mods]][[Category:Mod Categories]] | [[Category:Mods]][[Category:Mod Categories]] | ||
Revision as of 10:28, 14 July 2024
Mods have 4 main categories:
- Promoted - mod available for public use. Can be used in Quickmatch or tournaments.
- Standard - mod available for public use. Can be used in Quickmatch or tournaments.
- Experimental - mod available for public use (may have bugs; 'rarely' used)
- Development -
- Non-public - mod still being made. Allows for multiplayer testing. Mod code obtained from GitHub (how mods run normally).
- Local - mod still being made. Code runs from local files for use in single-player only.
Note that mod developers may delete their mods whenever they like, regardless of if any games are using them.