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| ==== ModInfo.json ====
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| To register our mod, we have to tell Vintage Story that our mod exists and some details about it. To do this, create a new file called '<nowiki/>''modinfo.json''' inside your mod workspace, either using your IDE or through Windows. Open the file, and paste the following json code:<syntaxhighlight lang="json">
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| {
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| "type": "content",
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| "modid": "examplecontentmod",
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| "name": "VS Wiki Example Content Mod",
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| "authors": [
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| "Nat @ Vintage Story Wiki"
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| ],
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| "description": "An example showcase of content mod additions.",
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| "version": "1.0.0"
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| }
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| </syntaxhighlight>This file is a very good example of how a json file is formatted, and you will notice that nearly every asset uses this file format. Json files list a set of "key": "value" entries, allowing you to change those values to fit what is desired. In this case, the following keys represent:
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