The fancy overkill solution to automate a 30s process

This program allows to manage mods in AW. Currently only injection by using the localization method is supported. Please note that this is a project that was mainly created to get to know svelte and the tauri framework. Bugfixes etc. will happen but don't expect any super duper massive features in the future ;) (Unless you want to contribute of course)

• Load Mods into the program
• Manage mods by activating/deactivating them for the use ingame
• Version control of mods
• Collision detection of mods

Now that's neat! How do I get this?

As a user, simply download the program here. (Only Windows 7-11 are supported. It has only been tested on windows 10 though)

In order to make your mod compatible with this modloader you have to follow the specified file structure in your archives. Please note that currently only mods that work with the localization injection technique are supported.

Required mod archive file structure (Allowed archive type is zip and 7z. if you use another I might be able to support it, please file an issue)

MyFancyMod.zip =>
  sounds/
    weapons/
    ...
  weapons/
  ...

ThisIsWrong.zip =>
  localization/
    <language>/
      ...

Generally the archive needs to represent the folder structure that is required inside the localization/<language>/ folder.

modinfo.json

In order to attach more information to your mod that the modloader can use you can create a modinfo.json file. Using this file you can achieve proper version control of your mod in the modloader. The file needs to have the following JSON data:

{
  "name": "My mod name",
  "author": "TeyKey1",
  "version": "0.1.0",
  "injection": "localization",
  "info": "This is an awesome mod info\nIt contains all the best tank colors\n\nmore info here: https://armoredlabs.net"
}

Parameters:

• name The name of your mod
• author You, probably
• version The current version of your mod. This needs to follow Semver
• injection Currently only "localization" is supported, so leave as is
• info Some info text about your mod. Can be multiline using escape characters

The modinfo.json file needs to reside in the base of the mod archive:

MyFancyMod.zip =>
  sounds/
    weapons/
    ...
  weapons/
  ...
  modinfo.json

The author of this application does not endorse the use of it for any use-case that violates the agreement about modding AW and is not affiliated with Armored Warfare in any way.