# Structure
The modding system allows developers to create, customize, and share their own mods with others.
### 📂Mods Folder Structure
* `mods/` Directory
* All mods are located inside the `mods` directory in your R5Reloaded base game folder.
* `mods.vdf` (Mod List)
* Mods are enabled or disabled through the `mods.vdf` file.
* If a mod is present in the folder but not listed in `mods.vdf`, the SDK will **automatically** detect and enable it by default.
### 📦 Individual Mod Structure
Each mod has its own subfolder within the `mods` directory. Inside a typical mod folder, you'll find:
```
ExampleMod/
├── mod.vdf
├── scripts/
│ └── vscripts/
│ ├── scripts.rson
│ └── sh_callback.gnut
├── audio/
│ └── ship/
│ └── example_sound.mbnk
├── materials/
│ └── correction/
│ └── __example_color_grade.raw_hdr
├── paks/
│ └── win64/
│ │ └── ui_sdk.rpak
│ └── win64_Server/
│ └── common_sdk.rpak
└── vpk/
├── client_mp_rr_arena_skygarden.bsp.pak000_000.vpk
└── englishclient_mp_rr_arena_skygarden.bsp.pak000_dir.vpk
```
* **Pak Files**: For custom assets.
* **Resource Folder**: For localization (translations) and UI assets.
* **Scripts Folder**: For any custom logic or gameplay changes.
* **mod.vdf**: A configuration file.
### 🔧 What Can Be Customized in a Mod?
* **Basic Mod Information**
* Set your mod's name, unique ID, description, version number, and author.
* **Localization**
* Add your own translation files to support multiple languages.\
Example: `resource/mymod_%language%.txt`.
* Game expects a localization file for every language it supports. Make sure they are present.
* **ConVars (Console Variables)**
* Define custom settings that players can tweak via the in-game console or scripts.
* **Custom Audio** (Not Yet Supported)
* Create your own miles banks to load custom audio from mods.
* Custom audio is currently not possible but mod system can load multiple banks.
* **Custom Scripts**
* Add or override game behavior using your own scripts to create new features, modify movement, weapons, UI, or even create brand-new game modes.
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