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Adding Custom Games

Note: Adding custom games is not supported, as there are too many variables to account for. There is no guarantee that the installation or game will work properly. This guide is intended for advanced users who are comfortable with troubleshooting potential issues that may arise. Use at your own risk.

The install command supports adding custom games via the --custom flag. This flag takes a path to a YAML file that defines the custom games.

For example, to load a custom game definition file located at ~/my_custom_games.yaml, you would run:

mo2-lint install --custom ~/my_custom_games.yaml <game> <directory>

More information on the structure of the custom game definition file can be found in the Configuration Files section of the contributing guide.