The -nomods, -mod and -modprof command lines are mutually exclusive.This command line can be sent more than once to specify varios mods to be loaded. Only the specified mod is going to be loaded. Mod Loader has support for command lines arguments to the game executable, possible commands are:
If another profile has a similar exclusive mod, both will have the mods as exclusive and use themĪll wildcards in this list are ignored by the profile while scanning for files.ĭefines mods priorities, that's if two mods modify the same file which should have precedence over the other. The following list sections are available:Īll the mods in this list are ignored by the profile while scanning for mods.Īll the mods in this list are going to be used even when ExcludeAllMods is set to true.Īny mod in this list will be loaded ONLY by this profile, any other profile will have this mod automatically ignored. This profile is forced to be used by Mod Loader if the specified executable/dll module is loaded. Ignores all mods in the modloader directory except for the ones in the list. Ignores all mods in the modloader directory, essentially disabling any mod. Special values are $Current for the profile currently set in modloader.ini and $None for no parent. Profiles to inherit configurations from (comma delimited) (IncludeMods list, Configs, and so on). The following configuration keys can be specified in the section. To make use a profile switch the current profile set the Profile key in modloader.ini, send a command line -modprof followed by the profile name to use, or have a UseIfModule condition on it. Profiles let you create a group of mods to load, files to ignore, exclusive mods and so on. Notice that profile names are not case-sensitive!. By default modloader.ini contains a Default profile but the user can create additional profiles either by creating a new ini with the profile content in modloader/.profiles or appending the profile to modloader.ini itself. Profiles are the basic configuration system for Mod Loader.