Upload to Nexus Mods

The hard part is done, your mod is a success, and you want to share your mod with the world! Well, you can do so using Nexus Mods. There are many other mod sharing platforms out there, and I’m just using Nexus Mods as an example that I’m familiar with.

Packaging you Lua mod

Packaging Lua mods is much simpler than more complex asset or blueprint mods. You just need to ZIP the mod folder, which should contain:

└── 📁BeginnersGuideCheatMod
    └── 📁scripts
        ├── main.lua
    ├── enabled.txt

So you can generally just ZIP up the folder you created when you first set up your mod.

At this point, you should follow the latest instructions on Nexus mods to create and upload your mod. Rather than replicate that information, you can simply follow this up-to-date guide direct from the source.


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