Modding:Asset Type - Patches
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Usage
Patch assets are used to change specific parts of other JSON assets. They can be used for changing base game assets, or used for mod compatibility. Patch assets are written in JSON.
Asset Location
New patch assets can be made by creating new JSON files in a folder called 'patches' in your mod's domain.
Notes
Although patches are written in JSON, it is recommended to use the in-built mod maker program to generate them.
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| Concepts | Modding Concepts • Modinfo • Variants • Domains • Patching • Remapping • World Properties | ||||||||
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