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Releases: DokiDokiModManager/Mod-Manager

2.1.0

27 Jul 12:43
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In this build...

  • ddmm: links are now a thing (on Windows) - a link such as ddmm:https://github.com/Monika-After-Story/MonikaModDev/releases/download/v0.8.3/Monika_After_Story-0.8.3-Mod.zip will launch DDMM and download a mod!
  • Downloads can now be cancelled.
  • Removed some useless dependencies.

2.0.2

25 Jul 22:03
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  • Fixed a bug where the updater wouldn't work at all!
  • Fixed a crash that could sometimes occur relating to install data.
  • Fixed a bug where the onboarding flow wouldn't show.
  • Fixed a bug where downloads without a content length would never end. facepalm

Download ddmm-2.0.2-win.exe for Windows and ddmm-2.0.2-linux.AppImage for Linux!

2.0.1

25 Jul 19:56
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Ladies and gents, this is the moment you've waited for....

Doki Doki Mod Manager v2 is available!

What's changed:

  • Completely new design, to make DDMM simpler and faster to use!
  • Almost any mod can be installed through DDMM. If you find one that can't, please tell me!
  • The app has been completely rewritten using TypeScript.
  • Finding and downloading mods is now handled in app.
  • DDLC is downloaded automatically, rather than forcing you to find a copy yourself (you can still find an existing copy)
  • A much better update UI!
  • JUST MONIKA

Notable missing features:

  • The mod store is... gone? I'll add this back in a future release, although it might not be around for very long due to the cost of maintaining servers.
  • Mods with global saves don't work. This will be fixed in a future build.
  • Discord Rich Presence cannot be toggled off.

Join the Discord server and tell me your thoughts!

Yes, this changelog was lifted from the 2.0.0 release, but as this release came so soon it seems a shame to miss it.

2.0.0

25 Jul 19:34
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Ladies and gents, this is the moment you've waited for....

Doki Doki Mod Manager v2 is available!

What's changed:

  • Completely new design, to make DDMM simpler and faster to use!
  • Almost any mod can be installed through DDMM. If you find one that can't, please tell me!
  • The app has been completely rewritten using TypeScript.
  • Finding and downloading mods is now handled in app.
  • DDLC is downloaded automatically, rather than forcing you to find a copy yourself (you can still find an existing copy)
  • A much better update UI!
  • JUST MONIKA

Notable missing features:

  • The mod store is... gone? I'll add this back in a future release, although it might not be around for very long due to the cost of maintaining servers.
  • Mods with global saves don't work. This will be fixed in a future build.
  • Discord Rich Presence cannot be toggled off.

Join the Discord server and tell me your thoughts!

1.5.1-beta

10 Jun 23:44
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Fixed a bug that arose with the mod importer that caused directory names to be invalid.

1.5.0-beta

10 Jun 12:31
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  • Refactored a bunch of code, and removed unnecessary dependencies.
  • Fixed GitHub issue #1 - implicit directories (like those created by Ren'Py) are handled correctly.

1.3.1-beta

09 Jun 06:49
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Fixed a bug where the app would fail to install a mod if it specified to delete a directory. It will now silently ignore any directories.

1.3.0-beta

08 Jun 20:39
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Implemented a feature that allows character files to be added into the mod .zip file.

1.2.1-beta

08 Jun 17:59
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Fixed a bug that caused installs to fail if you changed the default install directory. (Credit to nicefunfungirl on Discord)

1.2.0-beta

08 Jun 16:56
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Added functionality to allow save data from different installs to either be put in the normal game save folder, or in the install folder (the default). Credit to ThePotatoGuy for the idea.