Important: If you use ONI‑Modloader, do NOT also use the Steam builtin local mods folder for the same mod (conflicts possible). If ONI detects an external modloader it may bypass Steam Workshop; remove ModLoader.dll to use the Steam builtin loader.
Inside the local folder, create a new folder named after the mod (e.g., SpeedControl ).
Using the table above, find the mods folder for your operating system.
Your folder structure should look like this: oxygen not included how to install mods manually
~/.config/unity3d/Klei/Oxygen Not Included/mods/Local/
Many mod developers host their mods on GitHub. Look for the section or a .dll file. Common sources:
Before diving into the "how," it is important to understand the "why." Important: If you use ONI‑Modloader, do NOT also
Again, ensure a Local subfolder is present to hold your manually installed mods.
Now that your mods are set up, you can get back to the real challenge: figuring out where all that carbon dioxide is coming from.
I can provide tailored steps to get your specific mod running smoothly. Share public link Using the table above, find the mods folder
When you manually install 10+ mods, it gets messy. Create a text file called mod_list.txt inside your mods\Local folder noting what each mod does and the date installed. Your future self will thank you.
Use a trusted third-party Steam Workshop downloader service to fetch the .zip archive using that ID. 3. Extract and Format the Mod Folder