In the Mods panel, from the Mod menu, choose Package and Publish (opens a new form). All that is left now is to package and ship your mod.Click the Refresh button and it should pick up the changes to your project's file structure. Open up the Mods panel (you may need to choose View -> Mods) and switch to the Files tab. Next, fire up GUTS and load your project.At this point, you will want to take the merged MEDIA folder and use it to replace the MEDIA folder residing in your mod project, which should be located in Path-To-Torchlight-2-Installation-Dir\mods\Project-Name\.In cases of conflict when merging mods, the files merged in last will take precedence. This is analogous to loading order in the mod launcher (wherein the top-most mod takes precedence). Please note that mod merging order is significant, so make sure that your most important mods are merged in last. Create a new MEDIA folder (for example, on your Desktop) and drag the contents of the MEDIA folders from each constituent mod you wish to merge into the new folder.Once you've unpacked each of the mods you wish to merge together, close out of GUTS and navigate to the location of the unpacked files.
You will need to specify the location of the PAK or MOD file you wish to unpack.
From GUTS, open the Utilities menu and choose Pak/Mod Unpacker. First, you will want to unpack your source mods.If this is the first time you've launched GUTS, you'll need to wait for it to un-archive your PAK file.
Merging Modsīefore you get started, however, make sure that you have launched GUTS at least once (see Getting Started for installation instructions) and create a project for your new mod.
However, it is possible to merge mods together in order to create mod packs, to effectively run an unlimited number of mods. Backgroundįor logistical reasons, users may run a maximum of 10 mods at any given time in Torchlight II. This article outlines the general process for merging two or more mods together.
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