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This page explains how to pak your mod and get it ready to be imported into your mod manager of choice.
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}}This page explains how to pak your mod and get it ready to be imported into your mod manager of choice. | }}This page explains how to pak your mod and get it ready to be imported into your mod manager of choice. | ||
== With Multitool | == With Multitool == | ||
# Drag and drop your folder into the blue square in Multitool. | # Drag and drop your folder into the blue square in Multitool. | ||
# Your mod should now be paked and zipped in the same location that your original folder was in. You’re done! | # Your mod should now be paked and zipped in the same location that your original folder was in. You’re done! | ||
Latest revision as of 05:44, 20 April 2024
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With Multitool[edit | edit source]
- Drag and drop your folder into the blue square in Multitool.
- Your mod should now be paked and zipped in the same location that your original folder was in. You’re done!
With LSLIB[edit | edit source]
- Make sure your Game at the top of the program is set to Baldur's Gate 3.
- In the PAK / LSV Tools tab, focus on the Create Package section.
- Fill in Source path with the location of the folder you want to package.
- Fill in Package path with the location of your mod folder, or the location you want to pak the mod to.
- Set your version to the latest (Baldur's Gate 3 Release).
- Click Create Package.
