Modding

Overview

Star Wars Zero Company has no official mod support. Bit Reactor has confirmed that none is planned. There is no Steam Workshop integration, no in-game mod browser, and no developer-supplied modding tools.

A community modding scene exists regardless, hosted on Nexus Mods. Everything in it is unofficial.

Community Modding Methods

Two methods are in use:

• Packaged file mods: mods distributed as packaged game archives, placed in a mods folder inside the game’s installation so they load ahead of the original files. This covers most cosmetic and data changes.
• UE4SS: a community scripting layer that loads alongside the game and supports script and logic mods rather than file replacement. Several mods list it as a prerequisite.

Vortex, the Nexus Mods manager, has a community extension for the game. It handles both methods, along with configuration tweaks and display presets.

Where Mods Are Hosted

Mods for the game are hosted on Nexus Mods , which also carries the Vortex extension and the UE4SS build that other mods depend on.

Types of Mod Available

Mods listed so far fall into three groups:

• Economy and pacing adjustments: reducing the Credit cost of Den upgrades, Black Market stock, and Operations, or shortening build times
• Quality-of-life changes: adjustments to action costs and similar
• Performance and display configuration: packaged configuration changes covering frame pacing, latency, and image clarity

Compatibility and Support

• Mods are unofficial. Neither Bit Reactor nor EA supports them.
• Game updates can break mods built against an earlier version.
• The interaction between mods and permadeath or trophy conditions has not been confirmed.

Related

• FAQ for the other common questions about the game
• Base Management for the Den systems most current mods adjust
• Getting Started for platforms and PC requirements

References

If information is missing, it has not yet been confirmed. Corrections are welcome.