Of course you can. I see it all the time.

And do you know how ? :)

Yes, you can update it.

It will keep the same Workshop page

Just right click on your mod and click mod publish option.

If you want, you can edit your modinfo.modi file to explain the update. But you don't have to do that and many don't.

Just don't delete your modinfo.modi file. If you did that, then it would make a different Workshop page and people wouldn't be subscribed to the updated version.

Originally posted by TestTestTest:

Yes, you can update it.

It will keep the same Workshop page

Just right click on your mod and click mod publish option.

If you want, you can edit your modinfo.modi file to explain the update. But you don't have to do that and many don't.

Just don't delete your modinfo.modi file. If you did that, then it would make a different Workshop page and people wouldn't be subscribed to the updated version.

If you delete the modinfo.modi file you can sub to the mod on workshop>copy the modinfo.modi from /workshop/content/[long mod id here] back to /mods/yourmod name and then update the mod.

.modi ties steam account to mod id. So you cant use .modi to update a mod without access to the original steam account that uploaded it

I tried to edit the description in BagEdit with Mod Publish but the description is not edited directly. I know you can do it directly on the skin page but that means that with BagEdit, I can only edit the mod files.

Another quick question. Is it possible to choose which style to replace in the list? (red frame) Rather than that of the crossed out circle? I would like to make several skins for the Boomer RS but for the moment it is impossible because it replaces the previous one.

https://i.ibb.co/GxtXhdC/20210101170823-1.png

Yes. You can replace the other skins.

If you have a lot of skins, you can also add as many new skins as you want.


If you just want to replace a different one, do this:
Instead of naming your skin skin01_c5.bmap, try naming it skin01_banger01_c5 or skin01_decals01_c5 or skin01_decals02_c5.


If you want to add many new skins, you can do this:

You will need to find an old copy of a file that used to be visible in the part directory (look in the Example mod) and name them something like:
data\vehicle\07_europeanan\part\paint\accelere35.vepa
data\vehicle\07_europeanan\part\paint\someothername.vepa
data\vehicle\07_europeanan\part\paint\anothername.vepa

You can find a copy in that example mod in your mods directory
\mods\example\data\vehicle\mod_vehicle_1\part\paint\01.vepa
(just remember to edit the file to correct the folder name and file name)

If you add new skins, you will also need to make copies of the _n.bmap and _s.bmap files and rename them to fit your new skins.

If you make many new skins and you want the AI to use them all, there is another step. I can explain that if you want.

Thank you for these responses.

I tried to make a new skin, also on the Boomer RS. So I have a new folder in MODS with this link:

\Wreckfest\mods\R8G\data\vehicule\07_european\art\skin01_banger01_c5.bmap

I loaded my skin from the game's MOD menu and disabled the others. But when I restart the game, I can't see the new skin. I tried to browse all the styles but it doesn't work.

However, I have checked the tree structure of my file, it is good.

Is that a typo in your post (\vehicule\ )?

If it isn't then change vehicule to vehicle.

That's the sort of thing that usually messes me up.

Originally posted by TestTestTest:

Is that a typo in your post (\vehicule\ )?

If it isn't then change vehicule to vehicle.

That's the sort of thing that usually messes me up.

You right. Well seen. xD