Open up the project and build like you would any other Qt application, configuring with the 'Desktop' kit. I had subscribed to a good 40+ mods in the workshop but whenever I would start the game the mods would never install. (instructions pending once you start it up it should be fairly self-explanatory, though!) How to compile Mods not loading in Starbound (steam workshop) My Starbound will load and everything fine and it will even see that there are mods there, but it wont LOAD them.

Other Linux/*nix: Clone from git and compile using QtCreator like you would with any other Qt application.

Arch Linux: Install multibound-git from the AUR 'MultiBound 2' will be added to your launcher.

Windows: Unzip anywhere writable and double-click multibound.exe.

(This happens automatically on installing or updating from a Workshop collection.) Installing and running This results in far better UI polish, as well as (likely) a smaller memory footprint.Īdditionally, MultiBound 2 can automatically install/update Steam Workshop mods for you without having to launch Steam, or even have the Steam version of Starbound at all. MultiBound 2 is built on C++17 and Qt 5.x instead of C# and the pile of crust that is GTK#.

What does this do that MultiBound v0.x doesn't?

MultiBound enables you to quickly and easily set up and use multiple separate instances (or profiles) of Starbound with their own mod list and save directory. MultiBound 2 // Starbound Instance Launcher

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