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Asked: September 25, 20242024-09-25T06:50:21+05:30 2024-09-25T06:50:21+05:30In: Ubuntu

How can I install and utilize mods for Lethal Company using R2ModMan in Ubuntu?

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I’ve been diving into Lethal Company lately, and I’m really interested in enhancing my gameplay with some mods. However, I’m a bit stuck on how to get started, especially using R2ModMan since I’m running Ubuntu. I’ve tried looking up guides, but they often seem to assume you’re using Windows or just skip over Linux stuff entirely, which is super frustrating.

So here’s the deal: I’ve downloaded R2ModMan because I read it’s supposed to make mod management a breeze, but I’m not entirely sure about the whole installation process on Ubuntu. I’ve got a basic setup of Ubuntu, and while I’m not a complete newbie, navigating the terminal still feels a bit daunting at times. I’ve heard that there are some dependencies I need to install beforehand, but I’m not sure which ones are crucial for R2ModMan to work with Lethal Company.

Once R2ModMan is up and running, I’m also curious about how to actually get the mods into the game. Like, do I need to put them in a specific folder, or will R2ModMan do that automatically? And what about activating or deactivating them? I want to ensure I can switch things up easily without messing anything up.

I’m particularly looking for tips from anyone who might have gone through this process or if there are any forums or communities for Ubuntu users that tackle this specific game and modding setup. It’d be awesome to get some feedback on the kinds of mods that are popular or can really enhance the game too! I’m all about that immersive experience.

If you’ve figured this out or have some kind of step-by-step guide you could share, that would be phenomenal. I just want to make sure I’m doing it right and not messing up my game. Thanks in advance for any help you can offer!

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    1. anonymous user
      2024-09-25T06:50:22+05:30Added an answer on September 25, 2024 at 6:50 am


      To get started with R2ModMan on Ubuntu for Lethal Company, first ensure that you have the required dependencies installed. R2ModMan typically requires .NET Core to run, which you can install via the terminal. Open your terminal and run the following commands to add the Microsoft repository and install .NET SDK:
      sudo apt update
      and
      sudo apt install dotnet-sdk-6.0.
      Once .NET is installed, you can download the R2ModMan executable from its GitHub repository. In Ubuntu, you can usually right-click the file, select ‘Properties’, and then under the ‘Permissions’ tab, allow executing the file as a program. Finally, navigate to the directory where you downloaded R2ModMan using the terminal and run it with
      ./R2ModMan.

      Once R2ModMan is running, it provides a user-friendly interface to manage your mods for Lethal Company. Mods can often be found in community forums or platforms like Nexus Mods. When you download mods via R2ModMan, it should manage the installation automatically and place them in the correct directory. You can view and toggle your mods from the R2ModMan interface, making it easy to activate or deactivate them just by clicking buttons next to each mod. For further assistance, consider joining communities on Reddit or Discord that are focused on Linux gaming or Lethal Company modding, as they can provide personalized advice and suggestions based on popular mods within the community.


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    2. anonymous user
      2024-09-25T06:50:22+05:30Added an answer on September 25, 2024 at 6:50 am



      R2ModMan and Lethal Company on Ubuntu – A Helpful Guide

      Getting Started with R2ModMan for Lethal Company on Ubuntu

      Diving into modding on Ubuntu with R2ModMan for Lethal Company can definitely be a bit tricky, but I’ve got some tips that might help you get started!

      Step 1: Installing Dependencies

      First off, you’re right that you need a few dependencies installed to make R2ModMan work properly. Open your terminal and run the following commands:

          sudo apt update
          sudo apt install mono-complete
          sudo apt install unzip
          

      The mono-complete package is crucial since R2ModMan is built with .NET, and unzip is just to ensure any compressed mods can be extracted easily.

      Step 2: Installing R2ModMan

      After you’ve got your dependencies set up, you can go ahead and download the R2ModMan file (make sure it’s the Linux version!). You’ll typically find a .zip file. Once downloaded, navigate to your Downloads folder (or wherever you saved it) in the terminal and unzip it:

          cd ~/Downloads
          unzip R2ModMan-linux.zip
          

      Then you can run R2ModMan by navigating into the extracted folder and running:

          cd R2ModMan
          mono R2ModMan.exe
          

      Step 3: Using R2ModMan for Lethal Company

      Once R2ModMan is up and running, it should automatically detect Lethal Company if it’s installed correctly. You can then browse for mods you want to add!

      Adding Mods

      You just need to download the mods you want and place them in the Mods folder created by R2ModMan. If you’re unsure about where that is, it’ll typically be in the same directory where R2ModMan was extracted.

      Activating/Deactivating Mods

      R2ModMan makes it easy to toggle mods on or off. Just select the mods you want to activate from the interface and hit the “Activate” button. It really is as simple as that!

      Finding Mods and Community Help

      For popular mods, check out sites like NexusMods or even community forums where players share their favorite mods for Lethal Company. Reddit can also be a great place to find others who are into the game and modding!

      Final Thoughts

      Don’t hesitate to ask if you get stuck or need more guidance. There’s a learning curve, but once you get the hang of it, modding can really enhance your gaming experience. Good luck!


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