Mods Listing and Installation

If the normal gameplay isn't enough, make it better with mods

Using mods may cause unexpected bugs and errors in the game

How to prepare your mods for installation

Mods can enhance your experience while playing the game. So we are going to teach how to install and use some of the most popular by players

1. Head over to newman55's GitHub repository and download the Unity Mod Manager [Click here]

Newman55 Github - Readme Pagination

1. Unzip the UnityModmanager.zip file into your desired location

File Explorer - Extracting the Unity Mod Manager

1. Find the UnityModManager.exe file and run it

   3.1. In case you find trouble running the file due to version incompatibility, follow these steps [here]

File Explorer - Running Unity Mod Manager

1. Select the Game and the Game's Folder you want to install this Manager

Unity Mod Manager - Selecting the Game folders

4.1. For the Game, select A Dance of Fire and Ice. For the game's folder, select the main folder where your game is located, typically with the folder name "A Dance of Fire and Ice"

File Explorer - Finding the Game Folder 1

File Explorer - Finding the Game Folder 2

File Explorer - Finding the Game Folder 3

Default Steam Folder is at C:\Program Files (x86)\steam\steamapps\common\A Dance of Fire and Ice

1. Select the Mods Tab and drag all the .zip mod files you want into the white area and press Install Mod

Unity Mod Manager - Dragging all .zip Mod Files

Unity Mod Manager - Mod Status

1. Select the Install Tab and click on Install

Unity Mod Manager - Installing all Mods

Unity Mod Manager - Successful Installation

If everything worked correctly, all your mods should have an ok Status message on the Mod Tab and be found inside the game folder

When loading the game, the Unity Mod Manager should open automatically. Open/Close the manager window using Ctrl + F10 at any time

Game Menu - Mod Manager working and ready to use

Mod List

AdofaiTweaks

• Provides various Quality Of Life settings, such as disabling VFX from levels, hiding judgment texts such as the "perfect!" judgment for less visual pollution, along with many other settings, and a key viewer.

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AdofaiCSL

• A custom level loader for levels that weren't downloaded from the workshop. Find a guide on how to use it here.

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Release Overlay

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ShowBPM

• Shows the current BPM of the level being played, along with the real BPM, displayed according to angle turns; and displays BPM changes as multipliers.

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Progress Displayer

• Shows the progress percentage of a level throughout the gameplay.