How To Install Mods For TCG Card Shop Simulator
The new hit simulator game,, is growing in popularity due to the ability for players to run a card shop and open and collect trading cards. However, one of the more fun parts of the game is the ability to add mods to change the base game, with one of the most popular mods replacing the game's Tetramon franchise with cards from the franchise.
Enabling mods will let you add unofficial versions of your favorite franchises. There's already a mod that allows you to run your own . Apart from adding your favorite franchises, you can make quality-of-life improvements to the game, such as changing the sound or improving textures. So, if you're unsure about adding mods, here's how to add them for .
Like many other games, players will need to start by heading to the Nexus Mods page for and installing some plugins. Specific folders and directories are also needed, so players must ensure they follow the mod's instructions. Here is a guide on how to do so.
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Before players get too excited about installing mods, they'll first need to install the BepInEx Pack for. Once downloaded, you'll need to extract the files to the game directory, which can be found by right-clickingin your Steam Library, selecting Manage, and Browse Local Files.
Make sure you close the game before installing the plugin or any mods!
You'll then need to make sure the winhttp.dll file and BepInEx folder are in the same directory as Card Shop Simulator.exe. Once you run the game, the installation will finish. You can confirm the plugin is installed correctly by pressing F1 in the game, and a window should appear. If you have any issues, make sure to visit the plugin page for further troubleshooting.
Once you've installed BepInEx, you can install any mod you'd like from the Nexus hub page. To do so, simply manually download the files provided on the Nexus page. However, once
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