Note: This list might not be complete or accurate! It was compiled based on information available with Witcher 3 1.12. Generally speaking, everytime that you install, update, or remove a mod, you should be running Script Merger again. Script Merger merges mods into a single meta-mod so that many mods can modify the same file. If you wanted to modify how targeting works, then you'd need to change this file, but if another mod was changing how the camera works, they'd also need to change this file. While this might sound like a small deal, some of the files are absolutely giant and touch on many different things.Įxample: The file contains script that defines how the player interacts with. This includes Scripts, XML definitions, textures, models, and pretty much everything else.

While Witcher 3 provides many ways of modding, there are things that mods cannot do and some limiting restrictions.ĭue to how the modding implementation in The Witcher 3 works, mods conflict with other mods if they modify any of the same files. You can help Witcher Wiki by expanding it. One more tip: official DLC counts towards the mod limit too. This article is too short to provide more than rudimentary information about the subject. Once you have completed your merge and have edited your ttings file, use Script Merger to ensure that the proper mods are winning conflicts.

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