This a unique feature of WolvenKit that allows to to view and edit files from other people’s MODs and custom DLCs.

In this article, I’ll share info on how to access insides of existing Mods and what limitations there are.

Following this guide requires you to first check out WolvenKit Essentials.

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Just don’t be a dick about it, or a tool to grab stuff from other’s mods will end up named after you.

Use it to learn, to merge, or to have fun with your personal modded game.

Make sure you’re following original author’s permissions and **CDPR modding guidelines.**

If you want to release your work, consider making it a patch to the source mod, so that users would still have to download the original mod, first.

Don’t hesitate to reach out to Author for a discussion on release terms.

Notes

• in general, its much easier to only touch up a few files, rather than repack someone’s mod fully;
• for merges, try to aim for smaller & secluded mods, rather than messing with big, gameplay-intensive edits - only Texture mods count towards mod limit, anyways;
• for texture merges, you’ll have to re-import them to Include to your merge; more on that here.