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'''Mods''' are a way of modifying/expanding the Warzone core gameplay beyond what is possible using the built-in configuration options. They are currently available as a preview by using Warzone's Unity client.
'''Mods''' are a way of modifying/expanding the Warzone core gameplay beyond what is possible using the built-in configuration options. Mods are currently available only in the Warzone's Unity client, and only for members - users who have purchased a [[Membership]].


Mods are coded in the programming language Lua which, after uploading it to Warzone, gets embedded into both the Warzone server and the client.  When joining a multi-player game with mods, the Warzone client will automatically download and run the code for that mod.  No installation is required by end-users to use mods, they simply join or create a game that has mods enabled.
Mods are coded in the programming language Lua which, after uploading it to Warzone, gets embedded into both the Warzone server and the client.  When joining a multi-player game with mods, the Warzone client will automatically download and run the code for that mod.  No installation is required by end-users to use mods, they simply join or create a game that has mods enabled.

Revision as of 02:01, 1 December 2017

Mods are a way of modifying/expanding the Warzone core gameplay beyond what is possible using the built-in configuration options. Mods are currently available only in the Warzone's Unity client, and only for members - users who have purchased a Membership.

Mods are coded in the programming language Lua which, after uploading it to Warzone, gets embedded into both the Warzone server and the client. When joining a multi-player game with mods, the Warzone client will automatically download and run the code for that mod. No installation is required by end-users to use mods, they simply join or create a game that has mods enabled.

See the Mod Developers Guide for details on how to get started making your own mod.

List of mods (not exhaustive)