# Creating Mods - [Getting Started Modding](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/getting-started-modding.md): The pages in this section will guide you through setting up your modding environment and installing essential mod developer tools. - [Setting Up the Modding SDK](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/getting-started-modding/setting-up-the-modding-sdk.md) - [Testing the Example Mods](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/getting-started-modding/testing-the-example-mods.md) - [Viewing Console Logs](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/getting-started-modding/viewing-console-logs.md) - [Modding Limitations](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-limitations.md): Use this page to temper your expectations about what Core Keeper modding can achieve. - [Inspecting Other Mods' Code](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/inspecting-other-mods-code.md): How to look at how other mods have implemented things and learn from them. - [Modding Tools](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-tools.md): These mods and utilities can greatly enhance your modding experience. - [Scripting IDE](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-tools/scripting-ide.md): An IDE (Integrated Development Environment) is a tool that allows you to write code. - [Unity Explorer](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-tools/unity-explorer.md): An in-game UI for exploring, debugging and modifying Unity games. - [Asset Ripper](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-tools/asset-ripper.md): A tool for extracting assets from Unity serialized files and converting them into the native Unity engine format. - [NG Tools Missing Script Recovery](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-tools/ng-tools-missing-script-recovery.md): A tool that assists with fixing scripts on imported assets. - [DnSpy](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-tools/dnspy.md): DnSpy is a tool that allows inspection of the game code. - [Attaching a Debugger](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-tools/attaching-a-debugger.md) - [Common Concepts](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/common-concepts.md) - [Unique Names and IDs](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/common-concepts/unique-names-and-ids.md) - [Modding Libraries](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-libraries.md) - [CoreLib](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-libraries/corelib.md): CoreLib is a set of libraries developed by Limoka/Kremnev to make modding Core Keeper easier. - [Modding Examples](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-examples.md): This section contains various examples on how to create things in Core Keeper - [Items](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-examples/items.md): This page describes how to create various item archetypes. For example: ingredients, tools and weapons, etc. - [Weapons and Tools](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-examples/items/weapons-and-tools.md) - [Armor](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-examples/items/armor.md) - [Food](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-examples/items/food.md) - [Obtaining items](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-examples/obtaining-items.md): This section describes ways you can make your items obtainable - [Adding Crafting Recipe](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-examples/obtaining-items/adding-crafting-recipe.md) - [Adding your items to crafters](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-examples/obtaining-items/adding-your-items-to-crafters.md) - [Adding items to Enemy loot](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-examples/obtaining-items/adding-items-to-enemy-loot.md) - [Placeables](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-examples/placeables.md): This page describes how to create various objects that can be placed by player - [Tiles](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-examples/placeables/tiles.md): This page describes how to create a tile item. - [NPCs and Enemies](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-examples/npcs-and-enemies.md): This page describes how to create NPC's (Non Playable Characters) and enemies. - [UI and Interactions](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-examples/ui-and-interactions.md): This page describes implementing various features that allow user to interact with the mod. For example: keybinds, custom interfaces, etc. - [Client-Server communications](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/modding-examples/client-server-communications.md): This page describes how to handle various things related to client-server communications. This includes sending messages, implementing prediction, etc. - [Inspecting Base Game Content](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/inspecting-base-game-content.md) - [Importing Ripped Assets to your Editor](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/inspecting-base-game-content/importing-ripped-assets-to-your-editor.md): Bring base-game assets into your editor for quick reference. - [Inspecting Assets In-Game](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/inspecting-base-game-content/inspecting-assets-in-game.md): Use additional tools to inspect properties and values while the game is running. - [Inspecting Game Code](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/inspecting-base-game-content/inspecting-game-code.md): Use a decompiler to look at an approximation of the game's C# code. - [Updating your Modding SDK](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/updating-your-modding-sdk.md): How to update your already installed Modding SDK project after a game update. - [Releasing Mods](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/releasing-mods.md) - [Create a mod.io Page](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/releasing-mods/create-a-mod.io-page.md) - [Mod Files Upload](https://core-keeper-modding.gitbook.io/modding-wiki/creating-mods/releasing-mods/mod-files-upload.md) --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. 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