#HOW TO UNINSTALL STARBOUND MODS MOD#

#HOW TO UNINSTALL STARBOUND MODS MOD#

A separate folder isn't going to change anything about mods that add multiple folders and if a mod requires you to overwrite stock files then they would still have to do that if there was a mod folder (otherwise they'd have their own folder in GameData).ДЄs for a mod loader in-game, the issue with that is that all the mods are loaded before the main menu comes up, since KSP loads everything into RAM at startup.

There are only two folders that are stock within GameData: Squad and NASAmission, anything else is from mods so only those two have to be kept when removing all mods. You can't figure out which one goes to which unless you delete all to delete one mod. On top of that, some mods have multiple folders that they add to gamedata. Not to mention, some mods give you stuff you have to overwrite in your official game files. I just want to eliminate permanently the need for any overwriting of official files. Gonna go back to trying to dock ships and watch the game crash 20 more times for a while then see what all people think about mod loading folders and such. I'm rather impressed that the game only crashes 20 times a day when being run on Linux off a flash drive. I'm fairly sure this may have been suggested before, just wanted to suggest before I forgot and all. You need a loading order for mods that might replace one or 2 things in another mod as well.

Like if one mod adds water as a resource, and one adds food, 2 seperate mods, they both need to add something to the same official file so they both need to edit that file so you'd need a merge method for that. Rimworld and Starbound both allow this, why can't KSP? I'm sure other games do too but I can't think of any other examples right now.ДЄnother thing with this is an in game mod managing menu, so you can turn mods on or off, and even select the order that they load up in, in case one mod overwrites stuff from another mod.

It should be possible to drop a mod into it's own folder in a mods folder and let it overwrite official game files with it's own files, without making users have to reinstall their game to remove a mod or back up game files each time. Why is it that this game has no mod folder yet? I don't like having to overwrite game files to play certain mods.

How to uninstall starbound mods