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I been seeing an actual support in game tho ?
Example : https://youtu.be/lWS5XOZR1yY
Those of us who run release have to accept he is correct and this is an experimental branch update.
P.s. it isn't in the experimental Branch i have tried that too
and i dont know how to put Mod Manager into TimberBorn can anybody help my ???
Yep figured it out lol when I went into lot of dev blog stuff on here and saw a link from them to mod Io
The qoute above should help you
This comes after the official launch of the Timberborn hub on Mod.io (and a cool contest). You can read more about that here.
The platform was indeed launched by us to give the community a centralized and easy-to-use repository (and let us run contests etc.). However, Mod.io is not integrated within the game, at least not now. To use the mods, you need to rely on community-made tools which, while great, are not under our control.
What is officially supported is the map editor and the ability to play on custom maps made by other players. To play on a custom map, you don't need to use the mod manager. As it has always been, you can download the file, unzip it, and move it to the Maps folder, as explained here[mod.io].
I hope this clears this up. :)