mod.io/connect Code Security Code Bonelab
mod.io is a platform that provides cross-platform mod support for games. It allows game developers to integrate user-generated content (UGC) and mods seamlessly. Here are some key points about mod.io:
What is mod.io?
- mod.io offers a trusted solution for delivering UGC and mods within games on PC, console, mobile, and VR.
- It provides white-label integration options for in-game and out-of-game experiences.
- End-to-end content management and live metrics dashboards are available.
Benefits for Developers:
- UGC & Mods: Keep your content pipeline active with high-quality UGC and mods.
- In-Game & Out: Easily accessible content for players both in-game and on your website.
- Longtail Retention: Games using mod.io maintain daily concurrent user counts close to their peak.
- Quality Content: Algorithms surface the best content for your community.
- Console Support: Extend mods and UGC to console communities (currently under 2% of console games support UGC).
Industry Leaders Trust mod.io:
- Rafał Polito (Dying Light 2 Stay Human): “The mod.io team has been exceptional partners.”
- Tim Willits (SnowRunner): “Their tech and support are unmatched.”
- Pierre Tartaix (Park Beyond): “Enabling user-generated content for all.”
Getting Started:
- You have three options to connect to the mod.io API:
- Use the open-source C/C++ SDK (community-made wrappers are also available).
- Leverage community tools and plugins for various game engines.
- If you encounter issues connecting, check out this guide for troubleshooting.
Feel free to explore games and UGC on mod.io! 🚀
How do I integrate mod.io into my game?
Integrating mod.io into your game involves a few steps. Here’s a high-level overview:
Create an Account:
- Start by signing up on the mod.io website.
- Create a new game profile for your project.
Set Up Your Game:
- Define the game’s modding capabilities (e.g., which assets can be modified).
- Configure your game’s API settings.
Integrate the SDK:
- Use the mod.io SDK (Software Development Kit) to connect your game to the mod.io platform.
- The SDK provides functions for uploading, downloading, and managing mods.
Implement UI Elements:
- Add UI elements (menus, buttons) in your game to allow players to browse and install mods.
- Use the SDK to fetch mod data and display it in your UI.
Handle Mod Installation:
- When a player selects a mod, download it using the SDK.
- Apply the mod’s changes to the game (e.g., replace textures, add new content).
Sync with mod.io:
- Periodically sync your game with mod.io to check for new mods or updates.
- Upload your game’s mod data (metadata, files) to mod.io.
Test and Iterate:
- Test mod installation, compatibility, and performance.
- Iterate based on player feedback.
Remember that specific implementation details depend on your game engine and programming language. Refer to the mod.io documentation for engine-specific instructions. Good luck with your modding journey! 🎮🔧
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