Workshop support has been added to Crystal Project! Create and discover custom mods for Crystal Project to breathe new life into your adventures.

How to install mods:

Mods can be subscribed to on the Crystal Project Steam Workshop. Mods can also be added manually to the following directory on disk:

• Windows: %USERPROFILE%/Saved Games/Crystal Project/Mods/
• Linux/Steam Deck: ~/.local/share/Crystal Project/Mods/
• Mac OS: ~/Library/Application Support/Crystal Project/Mods/

How to activate mods:

Mods must be explicitly enabled in-game to take effect. Mods can be enabled either on New Game or when loading existing save data. Open the mod selection menu from New Game or Continue using the "Mods" button/key shown at the bottom of the screen. Enabled mods are tied to save data and are automatically enabled/disabled when save data is loaded.

How to create mods:

The mod tool, Crystal Edit.exe, can be found in Crystal Project's installation directory in the Crystal Edit folder. It can be used to re-balance, edit game logic, add new classes, crystals, abilities, and more. However, it cannot be used to edit terrain or change textures/graphics.
The following are some guidelines for using Crystal Edit:

• Models can be opened either through the navigation tree (left panel) or through their respective grids from the toolbar or menu (top panel), however Entities aren't shown in the navigation tree and can only be opened through the Entity Grid.
• Minor changes can be made to terrain by creating new NPCs and tagging them as voxels (using the "Is Voxel?" checkbox), a special type of NPC that appears in-game as regular terrain.
• Entries can be added to many lists (eg, Statuses, Ability Mods, etc.) by using the list box's right-click context menu.
• Entries are usually removed from lists by using the Delete key, but in some cases the right-click context menu needs to be used.
• Entries can sometimes be manually re-ordered in lists by holding alt and pressing the up or down key.
• All model grids have an "Is Edited" filter at the top. This is used to find which models have been changed by the current opened mod.
• Edited models can be reset to their original state by using the Reset button at the top of the model's tab.
• The Project Model (opened via the toolbar or menu) includes general info and settings for the current mod.
• The mod's ID is used to uniquely identify a mod and tie it to save data. Crystal Project will only recognize the latest mod of any mods that share the same ID, so if you copy a project to use as a base for a new mod, make sure to change the ID. Similarly, make sure not to change a mod's ID once it been shared.
• When you are ready to share a mod, use the Publish To Workshop feature in the toolbar or menu. To update a mod, use the same Publish To Workshop feature again.

If you need any help, please feel free to discuss in the Crystal Project Steam Community or in the #challenges-and-mods channel on the Crystal Project Discord.

New randomizer option:

• Random Enemy Difficulty: Randomizes the difficulty of each individual enemy.

Bug fixes:

• The Lost & Found will now stock Quintar-related consumables after they have been used up.
• While items are randomized, if an item can be found in multiple locations, the Spoiler Log will now do a better job of picking the location that comes earliest in the game.
• Challenge Options can now be properly cleared using the Clear button/key.