Blasphemous Mod Installer

Automatic installation (Windows only)

1. Download the most recent version of the installer from the Releases page
   • You may need to make an exception for it in your antivirus
2. Run the 'BlasModInstaller.exe' program
   • You may need to install the .net runtime
3. Locate the exe file for the game through the UI
4. Install the modding tools for the game through the UI

Manual installation

1. Install or update the modding tools
   • Click the link to download the tools for your operating system
     • Blasphemous 1 (Windows/Linux/Mac)
     • Blasphemous 2 (Windows/Linux/Mac)
   • Extract the contents of the zip file into the game's root directory
   • You should now have a folder called "Modding" in the same folder as "Blasphemous.exe" or "Blasphemous 2.exe"
2. Install or update the mod
   • On the mod's github page, navigate to the latest release
   • Download the file called "ModName.zip" and extract the contents of the zip file into the "Modding" folder
   • You should now have a file called "ModName.dll" in the "Modding/plugins" folder
   • Repeat this step for all of the mod's dependencies

Command line arguments

• -[g]ithub {token} Uses your GitHub OAuth token to increase the API rate limit
• -[i]gnore Ignores the wait time of 30 mins before mod versions are rechecked
• -[d]ebug Runs in debug mode with a console

Adding your own mod to the installer

If you have created your own Blasphemous mod and want it to be available in the mod installer, simply edit the 'BlasphemousMods.json' or 'BlasphemousIIMods.json' file in this repository with your mod's info, and submit a pull request.

Adding your own skin to the installer

All skins are stored in the Blasphemous-Custom-Skins repository. In order to make you own skins available in the installer, clone that repository, add your files that were generated by the Skin Editor, and submit a pull request.

Credits

• @BrandenEK - Programming and design
• @NeonPixels - App icon
• @ConanCimmerio - UI icons