Mod Location since the integrated mod manager?

[76561197965543123]

Since today the steam client is unusable to me since it is stuck in a permanent loading mode. I've tried verifying the install etc. but all to no avail.

I wanted to try and disable all mods, but I cannot for the life of me figure out where the mods are located ever since has been integrated into the client. Googling just gives lots of cluttered results and so far everything referred to how to use mods before the integration.

Any pointers would be great since I'm out of ideas at this stage except from trying to wipe everything and reinstalling.

[76561197965543123]

So nobody knows? I've reinstalled the steam client and it still does not work. I assume it has kept the configuration somewhere.

[piccolo255]

After a short search, game data appears to be stored in:

c:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Melvor Idle

Mod files seem to be stored in random files in:

c:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Melvor Idle\User Data/Default/IndexedDB/https_steam.melvoridle.com_0.indexeddb.blob/1/00

However, there are also some binary files in that folder, and I'm unable to tell at a glance whether they have anything to do with the mods.

Additionally, mod URLs are also present in some binary files in

c:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Melvor Idle\User Data\Default\Cache

Apparently, there is no "mod location" as such, only the on-disk representation of Electron's IndexedDB, and I'm not an expert on Electron so I can't say what would happen if you manually delete random files from the indexeddb folder.

Also note that which mods you have enabled is, AFAIK, stored on the server, so disabling them locally may have no effect whatsoever.

[76561197965543123]

piccolo255 の投稿を引用：

Apparently, there is no "mod location" as such, only the on-disk representation of Electron's IndexedDB, and I'm not an expert on Electron so I can't say what would happen if you manually delete random files from the indexeddb folder.

Also note that which mods you have enabled is, AFAIK, stored on the server, so disabling them locally may have no effect whatsoever.

Thanks piccolo, this kinda confirms my findings. I've not been able to launch Melvor locally from one day to the next, and haven't been ever since, because I'm unable to manipulate the installation into not having mods enabled etc. I might have to delete the entire appdata folder and reinstall, not something I'm looking forward to, but atm I can only connect via browsers. :(