Modding in 1.4 - SimpleMod for Dying Light (Based on 7-Zip)

[jcmlsn]

Hello everyone, my first post here.

I've been looking into getting mods to work -- and I'm evidently not
the only one -- in the newest patch for Dying Light, and you can still

modify the game, for anyone who is wondering, so I created a simple

batch script to make modding a breeze.

This batch file creates a PAK-file using 7-Zip and moves it to your

Dying Light game directory. Tested and working with patch 1.4 of

the game.

REQUIREMENTS:

- Extract the contents to anywhere on your local hard drive. (Duh, right?)

- 7-Zip must be installed. (Tested with 9.38 64-bit)

- You must modify "mod.ini" to reflect your directories.

HOW TO USE:

After checking the requirements, put any mods you want to use with

Dying Light in the "mod" directory, and then run the "mod.bat" batch

file.

The file is then created and moved to your game directory. When the

command window disappears, that's it. It's done.

DISCLAIMER:

This overwrites your "data3.pak" in the game folder. I am not to be held

responsible for anything that goes wrong as a consequence of your using

this batch script. You agree that you use it completely at your own risk.

Have fun!

jcmlsn

Edited February 17, 2015 by jcmlsn

[swannylad]

Wow actually appears to work with 1.40. Well done and Thanks!

I will say I had to double-check my mod.ini but re-enabled Timepiece mod for me nicely. More Ammo still giving "no slots available" grief.

 

Will try with TimeScale and DirtyClothes

 

Much Appreciated

[lyravega]

Ah nice. I made a similar thing using WScript.

[wormball]

Big thank you for this as I find the game unplayable without mods.