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Installing QModManager on macOS

Tobey Blaber edited this page Nov 12, 2023 · 6 revisions

This guide was written for macOS Monterey. The instructions below should still work for other versions of macOS, but there may be some slight differences.

If you run into any unexpected issues while following this guide, join the Subnautica Modding discord server and send a message in one of the #help-and-support channels describing your problem. Make sure to mention you were following this guide, and what step you got stuck on, and I or someone else will help you out.


Prerequisites

Installation

  1. Download the latest version of QModManager for Subnautica.

  2. Find Subnautica in your Steam library, then right-click it and choose Manage -> Browse local files.

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  3. Navigate into the BepInEx folder

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  4. Open the downloaded QModManager archive and navigate into the BepInEx folder.

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  5. Select both the patchers and plugins folders from the downloaded QModManager archive's BepInEx folder, then copy and paste them into the game's BepInEx folder - it is important to copy, not move! When asked, choose to Merge folders.

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  6. In the downloaded QModManager archive, navigate into the BepInEx/core folder. Select both the 0Harmony12.dll and 0Harmony109.dll files, then drag them onto the game's BepInEx/core folder.

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  7. At this point, you should be done! Run the game and you should see the Mods tab in the Options menu.

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    This means QModManager is successfully installed, and you can install mods for QModManager to the game's QMods folder which has been generated.


If you ran into any unexpected issues while following this guide, join the Subnautica Modding discord server and send a message in one of the #help-and-support channels describing your problem. Make sure to mention you were following this guide, and what step you got stuck on, and I or someone else will help you out.