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Revision as of 19:28, 26 August 2020
If your mod has a lot of assets Mod dependencies provide a solution for this issue.
When to Use Mod Dependencies
The main occasion to use Mod Dependencies is when you want to distribute assets packs which include models, textures, materials, scripts, etc for people to use freely in their own mods.
Setting Up a Mod Dependency
In order to set up a mod as a dependency,
Using a Mod Dependency
just use it idk