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You can add your mods to the docker/mods directory and rebuild the container. Then add an env variable to the compose file. The name of the variable should be ENABLE_ + mod name + _MOD, allcaps no spaces. For example, docker/mods/Tractor Mod -> ENABLE_TRACTORMOD_MOD=true.
On Jul 29, 2023 at 11:09 PM -0700, HumanoidSandvichDispenser ***@***.***>, wrote:
You can add your mods to the docker/mods directory and rebuild the container. Then add an env variable to the compose file. The name of the variable should be ENABLE_ + mod name, allcaps no spaces. For example, docker/mods/Tractor Mod -> ENABLE_TRACTORMOD=true.
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Thanks for this docker! I am trying to add my own mods into the mods folder, but it only loads the default mods you put. How can I add my own mods?
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