How to Create and Compress Mod Files for Krunker CSS

When it comes to creating mods for Krunker CSS, understanding how to compress and organize your files is crucial for successful loading and deployment. In this article, we will guide you through the process of creating and compressing mod files, including key considerations and best practices.

Main Directories and Sub-Folders

The main directories within the textures folder are 'attach', 'body', 'classes', 'cosmetics', 'dots', 'hats', 'melee', 'particles', 'pubs', 'sprays', and 'weapons'. These sub-folders contain all of the game's texture files, making it essential to understand their structure and organization.

Compressing Mod Files

When creating a mod with texture + other files, highlight/select the 'textures' folder and any other main directory folders you are including, then zip/compress them together without parent folders. Be sure to include all sub-folders within the 'textures' folder to ensure that your mod loads correctly.

On the other hand, if you are creating a texture(s) mod alone with no other modifications, simply zip/compress the 'textures' folder by itself with no parent folders. Remember to keep the new file names the same as the originals, and replace any texture files you would like to modify while discarding the rest.

Additional Tips and Considerations

* Be aware that some hidden files may be included when compressing files on Mac OS.

* Research online for guides on how to compress files on Mac OS without these hidden files.

* Note that not all files included in the 'textures' folder are moddable, so be sure to only edit those that can be modified.

* When re-compressing your files, zip together only the main directories you are using and disregard any parent directories.

* Make sure to keep the file and folder names the same as the originals, and remove any unedited files to avoid loading issues.

By following these guidelines and best practices, you can create and compress mod files for Krunker CSS with ease. Remember to carefully edit your moddable files and ensure that the file and folder names remain consistent throughout the process. Happy modding!

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