Path of Titans mod
C-Rock
by Claydrian(359-819-215)
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Description
A Rock?
No! This creature is a slime mold. This mold shoots its spores into the water where they can soak into the root of a stone, hollowing it out over the years using it as food and protection. An adult slime will sometimes lose its outer stone shell, resulting in an exposed mineral rich slime mold that cannot re acquire its protective shell. These slimes eventually die off and leave nothing but bits of minerals and stone behind.
How to install on a Path of Titans community server
Three steps. Stop the server first - mod changes only apply on startup.
- 1
Find the Mod ID
In Path of Titans, open the Mods page, select the mod, and copy the Mod ID (it looks like
UGC_M_...).For this mod:
UGC_M_6178WWREMD_SK(use the Copy button on the right). - 2
Edit your server files
- Log in to your server panel and STOP the server.
- Navigate to the config directory, usually:
/PathOfTitans/Saved/Config/LinuxServer - Open
GameUserSettings.iniand find or create the header:
[PathOfTitans.Mods] EnabledMods=UGC_M_6178WWREMD_SK #C-Rock
Add a new
EnabledMods=ModIDline for each mod you want enabled. The#line is an optional comment - useful for keeping the file readable when you have many mods.Save the file and restart your server. The mod downloads on startup.
- 3
Setting up a custom map (if applicable)
If the mod is a custom map, you also need to set the map name in
Game.ini:- Get the map file name from the mod author or the mod files (look for a
.umap). - Open
Game.iniand add under the[/Script/PathOfTitans.IGameSession]header:
[/Script/PathOfTitans.IGameSession] ServerMap=MapFileName
Save the file and start your server.
- Get the map file name from the mod author or the mod files (look for a
Patch history(1 entry)
Latest - Trample Fix Attempt.