Utility Mod, which adds in quality of life features or smoothes out the rougher edges of the game.Item Mod, the most common type of mod, which adds in custom items and custom guns.When referring to custom character mods on this wiki, please only use characters that have their own custom items, mechanics, or spritework put into them.) (Most custom characters are recolors of other characters and feature no unique items or mechanics. Requires Kyle's Custom Character mod to function. Custom Character, which adds in a new Gungeoneer to the game.Instead, the name listed in the command console has to be typed in. When using the character command to switch to a modded character, simply typing out a character's name will work.For example: when typing give cel:test_item while the mod Cel's Items, which has the prefix of cel:, will give you the Test Item from Cel's Items, but just typing give test_item without the prefix will do nothing. When using the give command with modded items, you must use a given mod's custom prefix before each item name.An in-depth guide to the console by Nevernamed can be found here. Mod The Gungeon comes pre-installed with a console that can be used to run various commands, including spawning in items. The second resource covers more topics but not by any means completed: Mod The Gungeon Console The first of the resources is a Video by Kyle The Scientist documenting how to make your first item and get your mod working in Enter the Gungeon.

It is recomended to join the Enter The Gungeon Discord and ask the modders in the modding channel if you have any questions. Creating Gungeon mods is not the best documented but modders have been working on making creating Gungeon mods more accessible.

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