Community • Guides • Modding
Modding guides	BG3 Mini Tool Blender Export Settings Code Snippets Coding An Item Compatibility Framework Creating a custom cloth collider Creating and Exporting Meshes in Blender Creating Item Icons Creating meta.lsx Creating mods Editing a Character Creation Preset Editing Equipment.txt Hotloading How To Find A Virtual Texture Installing mods Localization Modding resources Packaging mods Texture formatting Understanding Mod Folder Structure Unpacking and converting files Working with LSX files
Modding resources	Armor/Clothing Texture Maps Body Models Custom polymorph Dependencies Face and body textures Fixing bone errors Fixing neck seams Fixing UV errors Getting Started with BG3 Modding Hair Meshes Head Models Mod troubleshooting Modding class icons NPC Head Models Tiefling Horn Models Non-VT Shaders Race UUID Sample Templates Texture formatting Tools TreasureTables References Tutorials VertexColorMaskSlots Working with LSX files

Tutorials

Tutorials for BG3 Modding encompass a few categories that we are trying to put together by their category.

BG3 Community Library
- To quote the page "The Community Library is a collaborative effort among members of the modding community to create a common collection of Spells, Scripts, Items, Races, Passives, and more, with the goal of assisting modders in creating new content and keeping their content compatible with similar mods."

Sample Templates - Sample templates for several types of mods that should help alongside the below listed tutorials.

General Tutorials

General tutorials for modding BG3, or tutorials that encompass multiple categories.

Unpacking and Converting Files
- This page goes through the process of unpacking the game files and converting them for you to use in your mods.
Understanding Mod Folder Structure
- before going into making pak mods it is good to know how their structure works.
Working with LSX files ( example with Progressions.lsx )
- a good guide to get use to the setup of the lsx files the game uses.
Creating your Meta.lsx by Padme4000
- This tutorial goes through the process of making your meta.lsx which pak mods use to tell the game their name, their identifier and what version of the mod it is. For mod managers these allow you to move the mod around in the load order. Generally most mods will need one to be able to be installed and work.
Dependencies
- This is only really required if you need to reference assets in another mod, or when you have trouble loading in a vanilla asset.
Hotloading
- This is really good to know whether you can hotload to check edits to your mod while the game is still running.
Packaging Mods for install
- When your mod is ready to go you will want to pack your mod ready for you and your users to install it.

Mesh Related:

Install GR2 plugin then Import and Export example
- this tutorial shows how to setup blender to be able to import assets. The example does show importing a head mesh but is the steps used to import any mesh into blender.

Other Tutorials: Ones that don't currently fit a specific category yet or encompass several.