SatisfactoryModLoader Pre-Release 3

Installation instructions:

• Download the xinput1_3.dll file.
• Go to your Satisfactory install folder, go to FactoryGame, Binaries, then Win64.
• Place your xinput1_3.dll file there.
• Run FactoryGame-Win64-Shipping.exe.
• If a console window appeared, SML is good to go!
  Upon running for the first time, a mods folder will be generated. Any mod DLLs that you download will go in there.

Changelog

• Added namespaces to make it clear where everything was coming from
• Update version checking code to allow for usage with experimental versions of satisfactory
• Add parameters to command functions so mods can detect the parameters after a command
• Fixed configs for SML
• Added UWorld::Tick() function for modders to use (Use with caution!)

All mods will be broken by this update!

SatisfactoryModLoader Pre-Release 2

Installation instructions:

• Download the xinput1_3.dll file.
• Go to your Satisfactory install folder, go to FactoryGame, Binaries, then Win64.
• Place your xinput1_3.dll file there.
• Run FactoryGame-Win64-Shipping.exe.
• If a console window appeared, SML is good to go!
  Upon running for the first time, a mods folder will be generated. Any mod DLLs that you download will go in there.

Changelog

• Added more logging when the game is first loaded
• Fixed critical issue with the API registry not returning a function
• Changed the SML config file from config.cfg to SatisfactoryModLoader.cfg

SatisfactoryModLoader Pre-Release 1

Installation instructions:

• Download the xinput1_3.dll file.
• Go to your Satisfactory install folder, go to FactoryGame, Binaries, then Win64.
• Place your xinput1_3.dll file there.
• Run FactoryGame-Win64-Shipping.exe.
• If a console window appeared, SML is good to go!
  Upon running for the first time, a mods folder will be generated. Any mod DLLs that you download will go in there.

Features

• Automatic mod loading when the game is started
• Simple to understand mod environment included with the SML source
• Redirection of Satisfactory functions to mods as events
• Easy command registration
• Mod dependencies and relationships through the mod function registry

Note: SML has not been tested in multiplayer and unexpected behavior might occur.

Notable issues

• Logs are still broken
• Configs for mods are not functioning properly