How To Install (& Use) Baldur's Gate 3 Mod Manager
Mods have been one of the most lauded creations of the community, but installing them can be confusing and intimidating for players new to modding. If you're new to mods, worry not! A few setup files must be placed in the game directory, but for the most part, the Manager is plug-and-play.
As you might guess, Mod Manager is a mod manager and is the software recommended to install and manage your mods. After installing some essential files, the BG3MM will allow players tocreate unique characters, play new subclasses, and even play new races not included in the base game. Mods can be installed without the Mod Manager, but it provides a smoother user experience and simplifies uninstalling/deactivating mods.
Developed by LaughingLeader on GitHub and as shown by easymode on YouTube, the Mod Manager is software that organizes and implements any mods you might want to download and use in your game. The first step isdownloading the Mod Manager from GitHub and extracting the folders from zip to somewhere you will remember. Next, you'll want to install the two essential files that make mods work.
The first of the two is called the Script Extender, and files of its type are used with all Larian games to make them moddable. This file can be downloaded from its creator, Norbyte, on GitHub. The instructions for proper installation are also on Norbyte's GitHub page, but if you're unfamiliar with the site, they might be confusing. Here's what you need to do:
That's all you need for the Script Extender. To ensure it's worked, look in the bottom left of the main menu when you launch the game. You may have to launch the game more than once, but it will say "" once properly installed. The next file you will need is more straightforward to install, and it's called the BG3 Mod Fixer. This can be found where you will source all of your mods:NexusMods.
To download from Nexus Mods, you will need to make an account, but that's as simple as entering an email and password. Next, download
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