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Here is a collection of guides relevant to creating mods:
This is the landing page for all things related to creating mods for Melvor Idle.
* [[Mod Creation/Getting Started]]
 
* [[Mod Creation/Migrating from Scripts and Extensions]]
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| [[Mod Creation/Getting Started|Getting Started]] || Use this guide as a starting point for your modding journey.
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| [[Mod Creation/Migrating from Scripts and Extensions|Migrating from Scripts and Extensions]] || Migrating your script or extension to the new mod format? Use these guidelines for a frustration-free experience.
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| [[Mod Creation/Essentials|Essentials]] || This guide covers common modding scenarios and APIs.
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| [[Mod Creation/Mod Context API Reference|Mod Context API Reference]] || API reference guide for the mod context object.
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| [[Mod Creation/Sidebar API Reference|Sidebar API Reference]] || API reference guide for the sidebar object.
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| [[Mod Creation/Reusable Components with PetiteVue|Reusable Components with PetiteVue]] || Additional details on using PetiteVue, the library available to create reusable HTML components.
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Revision as of 20:54, 17 October 2022

This is the landing page for all things related to creating mods for Melvor Idle.

Mod Creation Guides
Guide Description
Getting Started Use this guide as a starting point for your modding journey.
Migrating from Scripts and Extensions Migrating your script or extension to the new mod format? Use these guidelines for a frustration-free experience.
Essentials This guide covers common modding scenarios and APIs.
Mod Context API Reference API reference guide for the mod context object.
Sidebar API Reference API reference guide for the sidebar object.
Reusable Components with PetiteVue Additional details on using PetiteVue, the library available to create reusable HTML components.