12-13-2025, 09:01 PM
There's definitely a game modding revolution happening right now, and I think a lot of it has to do with the tools becoming more accessible. Back in the day, you needed to be a programming wizard to make anything substantial.
Now we have visual scripting, better documentation, and tools that abstract away a lot of the complexity. This is allowing more people to participate in modding communities and create impressive game mods.
What specific tools or platforms do you think are most responsible for this shift? And what tools do you wish existed to make modding even more accessible?
Now we have visual scripting, better documentation, and tools that abstract away a lot of the complexity. This is allowing more people to participate in modding communities and create impressive game mods.
What specific tools or platforms do you think are most responsible for this shift? And what tools do you wish existed to make modding even more accessible?