Modding Beta Branch Tropico 6
[b][i]Dear Tropicans,[/i][/b]
[b]Exciting News!![/b]
After a few weeks of carefully curating and raising the garden gnomes, the [b]Tropican Ministry of World Domination and Garden Plots[/b] ([u][b]The TM of WoDoGaP[/b][/u]) is finally ready to release a modding beta to the public. This means:
Get ready for an enhanced gaming experience, as we introduce the functionality to use existing mods through the Steam Beta Branch. Our talented binary magicians have worked tirelessly to make this possible, and we can't wait for you to try it out!
[u][b]PLEASE KEEP IN MIND:[/b][/u] This does NOT mean, that you can create mods on Steam or via Steam Workshop. [b]For now, you will only be able to download and use existing mods via the Mod.io interface and the Mod.io website for your gameplay when using the Steam Beta Branch. [/b]
To find out how to access the modkit itself or create mods, please head over to our discord for more information.
https://discord.com/channels/389784935738900481/1095731739999084665
Here's what you need to know:
- Accessing the Steam Beta:
- Right-click on Tropico 6 in your Steam library.
- Select "Properties."
- Click on the "Beta" tab.
- Choose "Modding Beta" from the drop-down list.
- Wait for the download to finish.
How to Use Mod.io for Playing Mods created by our most talented Tropicans:
- In the game, open the options menu.
- Navigate to the "Gameplay" tab and click on "Enable Mods."
- Navigate to the "Extras" tab and click on "Mods."
- Click on mod.io to get access to the mod.io overlay
- Click on your profile in the top right corner or subscribe to any mod you like.
- You'll be asked to create a mod.io account or log in with an existing one.
- Browse the mod.io mod browser and subscribe to your favorite mods.
- Once done, click on "Back," and the game will prompt you to restart.
- Subscribed mods will appear in the mods menu after being downloaded and installed automatically.
- There you can also disable mods and even change the loading order.
- You can uninstall mods in the mod.io overlay.
