Zeracronius/RimworldModManager

A lightweight Rimworld mod manager with drag and drop support and basic load order validation.

Rimworld Mod Manager

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Can be downloaded from releases.

Description

Originally inspired by ModSorter by Mehni
https://github.com/Mehni/ModSorter

This tool is designed to be very light weight; A single executable file that requires no installation.
Currently only supports Windows.

1. List of inactive mods available.
   • All mods available but not currently active is listed here.
   • Can be sorted by clicking the column headers.
   • Mods can be activated by either double clicking or dragging them into the list on the right.
   • Multiple mods can be dragged at once.
2. List of enabled/active mods
   • All currently active mods are listed here in the current load order.
   • Load order can be changed using drag and drop inside the list.
   • Similar to the list of inactive mods, mods can be disabled by either double clicking or dragging them back into the inactive list.
   • Multiple mods can be dragged at once.
   • Because the active mods are listed by load order, this list does not support sorting by column.
3. Information about the selected mod.
   • The 'Directory' button opens the mod's local folder in a file browser.
   • The 'Steam Workshop' button is only visible for steam-workshop mods, and attempts to open the mod's workshop page in steam.
4. Edit button.
   • Modify configurations.
   • Export active mods as a mod list file.
   • Import active mods from a rimworld save or an exported mod list.
5. Browse button.
   • Provides shortcuts to open various related folders in windows.
6. Incompatible or missing mods.
   • Mods that are incompatible with the current game version - or completely missing - will show up as red.
7. Warnings about load order mod dependancies.
   • Hover over the highlighted mod to see details about the issue(s).
8. Save button.
   • overwrites rimworld's mod list config with the new list as defined in the program.
9. Reload button.
   • rediscovers mods from mod folders, and reloads the current active mods from the rimworld configuration file.

Note that there is no functionality to auto-sort load order. RimPy is a much more powerful alternative that does support auto-sorting the load order.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1847679158

Credits:

Uses TreeListView as a base.
https://objectlistview.sourceforge.net