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Star Control Origins mods are contained in the ../My Games/Star Control/Universes/ directory.
Star Control Origins mods are contained in the ../My Games/Star Control/Universes/ directory.


To start one create a directory in this structure. For example
To start one create a directory in this structure.
[[File:SCODirectory.png]]


[[File:SCODirectory.png]]
The Manifest File
In that directory you will need to create a manifest file. The purpose of this file is to define what the Mod is.


That filename should be [Mod Name].manifest_xml
[[File:SCOManifest.png]]


The Manifest File
*internalID- This is the name that is used if the mod is referenced by other mods. For example, if you build a Lovecraft themed mod someone else may want to add a few quests to it. They would do that by referencing this name.
*name- This is the displayed name of your mod in the game UI and Steam Workshop.
*author- This should be your name.
*folderName- This is the name of the folder that you created in the Universes directory.
*modifies- This will typically always be "Origins" (to mod the base game). But if you are modding someone elses mod you would put their internalID here.
*version- Use this to help track the version of the mod your players may be using.


Adding Content
Adding Content

Revision as of 21:13, 1 October 2018

Mod Structure

Star Control Origins mods are contained in the ../My Games/Star Control/Universes/ directory.

To start one create a directory in this structure.

The Manifest File In that directory you will need to create a manifest file. The purpose of this file is to define what the Mod is.

That filename should be [Mod Name].manifest_xml

  • internalID- This is the name that is used if the mod is referenced by other mods. For example, if you build a Lovecraft themed mod someone else may want to add a few quests to it. They would do that by referencing this name.
  • name- This is the displayed name of your mod in the game UI and Steam Workshop.
  • author- This should be your name.
  • folderName- This is the name of the folder that you created in the Universes directory.
  • modifies- This will typically always be "Origins" (to mod the base game). But if you are modding someone elses mod you would put their internalID here.
  • version- Use this to help track the version of the mod your players may be using.

Adding Content

Modifying Existing Content

Creating a new Character

Creating A Quest

Adding a New Ship