Last updated | 3 years ago |
Total downloads | 374 |
Total rating | 2 |
Categories | Tools |
Dependency string | ebkr-BT2TS-1.1.2 |
Dependants | 0 other packages depend on this package |
README
H3VR.BT2TS
This project will restructure any BoneTome mod to the best of it's ability to facilitate migrating to Thunderstore.
Why use it?
- You don't need to be familiar with any specific structure.
- User-friendly structures.
- Automatically link to the latest relevant dependency on Thunderstore.
- Deli, Sideloader, and OtherLoader; but only when required.
- Pulls as much information as possible directly from BT, reducing the amount of information you need to enter yourself.
- Generates (or at least tries to generate) a README.md file based on a description and changelog fields on BT.
- Converts mod names to Thunderstore-supported equivalents.
How do I use it?
To download
Either:
- Download the latest EXE from: https://github.com/ebkr/H3VR.BT2TS/releases
- Download the latest zip from: https://h3vr.thunderstore.io/package/ebkr/BT2TS/
- Or, build it from source. The executables were built using Go 1.15.7.
To run
- Start the executable.
- Ensure you're connected to the internet.
- Copy and paste the URL from a BoneTome mod page.
- Enter a description (up to 250 characters).
- Enter a website URL (Can be blank, a GitHub URL, the BT mod page, or something else).
- Wait for the files to generate.
- Select an option to either leave as-is, or zip for mod manager importing.
Note: If the package is a 7z file, you'll need 7z in your path environment variables.
How do I upload to Thunderstore?
The restructured folder will be generated in the same directory as the executable.
You will need to supply an icon.png
with a resolution of 256px by 256px.
- Place the
icon.png
in the restructured folder, alongside themanifest.json
andREADME.md
. - Zip the files so that
icon.png
,manifest.json
, andREADME.md
are in the root of the zip file. - Login to Thunderstore.
- Upload the zip.
Changelog
1.1.2
- Added conditional dependency linking for OtherLoader and H3VRUtilities