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Mod Configuration Menu v5

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Compatible Version: v1.0.0, v1.0.1, v1.0.2, v1.0.3, v1.1.0, v1.1.1, v1.1.2, v1.1.3, v1.1.4, v1.1.5, v1.1.6, v1.2.0, v1.2.7, v1.2.8, v1.2.9, v1.2.10, v1.2.11, v1.2.12

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For the Early Access version please visit this!

AKA MBOptionScreen Standalone.
Previously, a fork of ModLib[github.com] that was de-forked.
Sources available at GitHub[github.com]!
Credits to Drogean[www.nexusmods.com] for the MCM Logos!

MCM is a Mod Options screen library designed to let modders use its API for defining the options.

MCM supports three setting types - Global, PerCampaign and PerSave. Global are shared across characters and saves, PerCampaign are persistent within a single campaign, PerSave are stored within the save file!

It provides 5 types of options:

Bool
Int Slider / Textbox
Float Slider / Textbox
Textbox
Dropdown
Button

The settings can be defined at compile time by using the Attribute API and at runtime by using the Fluent Builder.

MCM uses the following 3 framework level libraries:

Harmony is used to have a single 0Harmony.dll across the game.
ButterLib is a general modding library that eases mod development.
UIExtenderExis an general UI manipulation library.

See the Docs[mcm.bannerlord.aragas.org] for more details!

Installation

Players

Requires Bannerlord.Harmony, Bannerlord.UIExtenderEx, Bannerlord.ButterLib.

Developers

Add this to your .csproj. Please not that IncludeAssets="compile" is very important!

FAQ

CTD After an Update:

Steam is not always updating all mods. We suggest to manually resubscribe to Harmony, UIExtenderEx, ButterLib and MCM if you experience crashes!

Wrong MCM Version:

Check that the Modules folder (C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Mount & Blade II Bannerlord\Modules) does not contain a Bannerlord.MBOptionScreen folder!

Harmony installation issues:

Check Harmony's Troubleshooting for more info on how to fix it.

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22 sep @ 1:55

Big problem with mod and current version of game

Lemur

19 feb, 2023 @ 7:53

mod screen plank

UncleWeedMan

28 feb @ 15:06

how to fix that mod?

Owsen

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fishsticks_with_legs 22 timmar sedan

please make it compatible with 1.3 i can´t use half of my mods without this one (and nexus does not work for me)

sabre 21 nov @ 17:27

does this mod even work cuz it crashes every time i load with only this and its prerequisites

Zeusaroo™ 13 nov @ 3:45

Download on Nexus, unblock file manipulation if using windows to extract files. Ensure the mod file "(ModName)" is extracted fully under steam/steamapps/'Bannerlord'/modules/ each mod should be an individual/separate folder here.

Fiallo 12 nov @ 12:36

These 3 or 4 important mods are update or running actually, the trouble is... you need a extra esential mod now with the beta version 1.3.x

and its just in nexus and i did not understand how to install... if anyone can push to author of that mod to put it in steam could be awesome, because i never got these 3 esential mods run by manual download in nexus worst the new one

Soolid 11 nov @ 11:30

update please 1.3.0

Zaroc 2 nov @ 18:03

I've only subscribed here.
At first it wasn't updating, but now it seems to be versioning correctly. What should be done? I prefer to have regular updates via Steam and a global forum where I can check for vulnerabilities, but I don't know if any fragments that couldn't be distributed by Steam should be included. It seems that now they warn about content that hasn't been “reviewed” by Steam, and it looks like an opportunity to upload mods more freely.