0.10.2 Changelog

[Pickysaurus]

This release adds Cyberpunk 2077 to supported games, improves the installation of Stardew Valley mods without a manifest file and includes a draggable load order view for Cyberpunk 2077 REDmods.

Cyberpunk 2077 support
In this build, we're confident that we've got all the basics in place for players to mod Cyberpunk 2077 with the app. We're looking for feedback from experienced Cyberpunk modders to ensure we've not missed anything important before we announce support to the wider community.

The app offers the following features:

Compatibility with the Steam and GOG Galaxy releases on Windows and Linux.

• Support for the most common types of mod: REDmod, archives, REDscript, and framework mods (e.g. Cyber Engine Tweaks).
• Support for collections
• Health Check diagnostics for missing dependencies.
• Health Check diagnostics to help set up a Linux environment to mod the game.
• REDmod Load Order management and deployment.

You can read more about the available features in the documentation.

Drag and drop Load Order (REDmod)
The REDmod load order page has been updated with a fresh new look and support for re-ordering mods by dragging and dropping rows in the list. This will serve as the foundation of the load order pages we'll implement for other games in future.

More Features

• When starting the app for the first time, the welcome, data consent, and log-in messages have been combined into a single pop-up.
• Stardew Valley - We've updated the installation logic to better recognise mods that do not include a manifest file, including translations and asset replacers.
• Implemented new toolbar designs across the app.
• Added empty state for collections with no required mods.
• Reduced the size of all buttons in the UI for better use of space.

Technical Changes

• Removed the Xbox Game Pass (Microsoft Store) experimental toggle because it is currently not functional for any game.
• The version number of the app will now be shown as 3 places, rather than 4. (e.g. 0.10.0, not 0.10.0.0)
• Installers that don't support an archive now provide a reason in the logs.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue with the text alignment in the "Delete mods" pop-up.
• Fixed an issue caused by folder names with trailing whitespace characters.
• Fixed an issue where FOMODs with paths could cause the app to crash.
• Fixed an issue where the app would crash when viewing FOMOD images in a certain way.
• Fixed a bug where a collection could not be installed without applying the loadout at least once.
• Fixed an issue where the app would show an error message if the game/tool it launched returned a non-zero exit code (e.g. REDmod).
• Fixed an issue with the app would sometimes not back up game files correctly when replaced by files from mods.
• Fixed collections download pages opening inside the wrong game.

Known Issues

• The Epic Games release of Cyberpunk 2077 is detected but not supported.
• The app will attempt to run the REDmod.exe even if it is not installed, resulting in an error message.
• The sort order for some columns does not work as expected.
• The game version is not checked when adding a collection, meaning you can install outdated mods without being warned.
• The table header sorting and active tab states are not saved and are reset each time the view is loaded.

[Marshallthegamer2264]

could support for modding fallout 4 be added to the app, because it would really make me happy to see that i could mod fallout on linux. also please add a manual way to set the mod manager to find the files (like vortex did)

Edited May 4 by Marshallthegamer2264

[Pickysaurus]

On 5/4/2025 at 3:40 AM, Marshallthegamer2264 said:

could support for modding fallout 4 be added to the app, because it would really make me happy to see that i could mod fallout on linux. also please add a manual way to set the mod manager to find the files (like vortex did)

Bethesda games are on the roadmap, but you'll need to wait a little longer.