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This will extract the data files into.Right-click, Properties, General, Launch options) Start Noita on Steam, once, using -wizard_unpak as a launch parameter.You can now literally go and check out any gameplay secrets, so keep a spoiler alert in mind aswell. Now you have plain access to all of Noita's Lua code, entity XML definitions and spritesheets. Click the "View" button and check "Hidden items" to see all them. Many of the resources might be hidden.Bookmark or copy this folder somewhere for easy later access.A File Explorer window opened to Noita's resources should appear: ( %UserProfile%\AppData\LocalLow\Nolla_Games_Noita).Copy all of the files inside of the tools_modding\ folder into Noita's root folder.

To access Noita's data files, do the following: It is not technically required to have these extracted, but seeing the file structure and any example code is immensely helpful. A good understanding of Lua is recommended, but a lot can be done without any programming knowledge at all, simply by editing the entity XMLs or associated spritesheets.įirst step before moving on, is to find the Noita base folder (Open Steam -> Go to Library -> Right Click Noita -> Manage -> Browse Local Files) then go and read the tools_modding\READ_ME_FIRST.txt.Īll of Noita's base assets (spritesheets, scripts, entity definitions) are packed inside Noita\data\data.wak. Every separate "thing" in the game (enemies, bullets, wands, items, even the player) are just entities, composed of different components. Noita gameplay logic is mostly implemented in Lua and XML, as an Entity Component system (ECS). These pages hope to lower the barrier of entry and address any common pitfalls.Īll the tools you need to get started are: Modding Noita is quite straightforward and fun, but can still hide many implementation details in itself. It has been theorized that it was created exclusively for him, courtesy of Sacrificial themselves.For info about some specific existing Mods, see Mod:Noita Mods.

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The Extreme CBT action in the Extreme Violence mod and subsequent CBT Queen are exclusive to Joel's streams, as they are absent from the official mod.

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Coincidentally, the Zombie Apocalypse mod received an update that added custom Sims of Jill Valentine and Nemesis T-Type with their own custom models and outfits after Joel had already created his own great value versions of them in Meme House.Note that custom menu / map music is a mod, see "The Sims 1 and 2 Music" in the list above.

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Kirillian has generously provided a zip file containing all the custom audio files used in Season 2 here. Last updated from Part 12, possibly incomplete.Ĭustom radio music is not a mod - audio files can be placed in a dedicated "Custom Music" folder present in the game's files and automatically be added to the radio's playlists, viewable in the vanilla game's options. Hoe it Up (download not available anymore).

Zombie Apocalypse (never used on stream).

Armageddon (previously responsible for the Demons).

Extreme Violence (the version used by Joel contains special content that is exclusive to the stream).

All the items, furniture and posters that were custom-made for the series by Kirillian, as seen in the 2 pictures at the top of the page, like the GameCube, Pitboy Grill, Stinky Monki or McDonald's sign.

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All the outfits that were custom-made for the series by Kirillian, like the JoJo costumes, Bulk Bogan head, the full 3D models ported into costumes like Garfield, Spongebob, Nemesis.

All of the kmod Custom Content can be found on Kirillian's itch.io page.