By default, your mod will be copied into the game's `Mods` folder (with a subfolder matching your
project name) when you rebuild the code. The package will automatically include your
`manifest.json`, any `i18n` files, and the build output.
To add custom files to the mod folder, just [add them to the build output](https://stackoverflow.com/a/10828462/262123).
(If your project references another mod, make sure the reference is [_not_ marked 'copy local'](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/t1zz5y8c(v=vs.100).aspx).)
You can change the mod's folder name by adding this above the first `</PropertyGroup>` in your
`.csproj`:
```xml
<ModFolderName>YourModName</ModFolderName>
```
If you don't want to deploy the mod automatically, you can add this:
```xml
<EnableModDeploy>False</EnableModDeploy>
```
### Create release zip
By default, a zip file will be created in the build output when you rebuild the code. This zip file
contains all the files needed to share your mod in the recommended format for uploading to Nexus
Mods or other sites.
You can change the zipped folder name (and zip name) by adding this above the first
`</PropertyGroup>` in your `.csproj`:
```xml
<ModFolderName>YourModName</ModFolderName>
```
You can change the folder path where the zip is created like this:
```xml
<ModZipPath>$(SolutionDir)\_releases</ModZipPath>
```
Finally, you can disable the zip creation with this:
```xml
<EnableModZip>False</EnableModZip>
```
### Game path
The package usually detects where your game is installed automatically. If it can't find your game
or you have multiple installs, you can specify the path yourself. There's two ways to do that:
* **Option 1: global game path (recommended).**
_This will apply to every project that uses the package._
