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==How to create a MOD==
[[file:export.png|thumb|right|400px|Start here.]]
Now that you have made changes to a level it's time to create a mod file.

# Open Export mod FBQ window from '''File > Export > Export Mod FBQ'''
# From '''Build list''' tab select maps that you have modified and want to include into the mod package
## If you created your own level, make sure it was saved properly and into correct folder
# Select '''Mission List''' tab and modify it to your liking
## Add a new entry to the list by pressing '''New''' (only maps listed in this list can be selected in the mod)
## Enter "original" to the Campaign field
## Enter the name of the map to the Mission field (see Maps window for the names) (make sure you copy name exactly as it is)
## Check at all the field.
# Select '''Locales''' tab and edit the player names of the missions in the '''Translation''' area.
# Edit the values of modSaveIdentifier and modAchievementsEnabled in '''Misc''' tab
# Press '''OK''' when ready
# Give name to your mod file and save it
[[file:mod.png|thumb|none|400px|Remember to go through all the tabs in the export pop-up.]]

==How to publish a MOD==
[[file:publish.png|thumb|right|400px|Publishing/Updating a mod can be done from here.]]
# Open Workshop publish window from '''File > Publish > Publish new item to workshop'''
# Click Browse under '''Preview''' to add a preview image for mod
# Enter title and description
# Click Browse under '''File''' and select previously created mod file
# '''Submit'''
[[file:workshop.png|thumb|none|400px|Remember to add a preview image, otherwise the process will fail!]]

==How to update existing MOD==
# Open Workshop items menu from '''File > Publish > Update existing item in Workshop'''
# Select '''edit''' on mod you want to update
# Write a short description of the changes to "Changes in this update" field
# Click Browse under '''File''' and select the updated mod file and '''Submit'''

==How to download other users MODs==
# Navigate to Workshop
#* In Steam go to Trine/Trine 2/Trine 3/Shadwen Community Hub and select Workshop tab
#* [http://steamcommunity.com/workshop/browse/?appid=35700 Trine Workshop]
#* [http://steamcommunity.com/workshop/browse/?appid=35720 Trine 2 Workshop]
#* [http://steamcommunity.com/app/425210/workshop/ Shadwen Workshop]
# Select a mod
# Subscribe

After this you can choose the mod from the game's launcher. More information about how this is done below.

Mods are saved to the location you chose to place your files, under the \custom area. Each mod has it's own separate numbered folder.

==How to enable a MOD==
# Subscribe to MOD using Steam Workshop (see: The section before this)
# Start Shadwen, Trine 2 or Trine via Steam (or directly using shadwen_launcher.exe, trine2_launcher.exe or trine1_launcher.exe)
# Press '''Mods''' button to show list of subscribed mods
# Press '''Download''' on mods you want to be playable
# Press '''OK'''
# Select a mod from the drop down list next to '''Mods''' button
# '''Start Game'''

[[File:shadwen_launcher.png|500px]]

[[File:shadwen_launcher_mods.png|500px]]

NOTE: The download buttons in the picture above are greyed out because the player has already downloaded these.

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