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''This property is '''required''' only if the <code>"setup"</code> property is not present in the manifest.'' | ''This property is '''required''' only if the <code>"setup"</code> property is not present in the manifest.'' | ||
This value accepts either a single path or an array of paths to resources to load. These resources are loaded in the order of the array, after the <code>"setup"</code> resource has been run. Valid resources to be loaded through this property are JavaScript script files (<code>.js</code>), JavaScript module files (<code>.mjs</code>), CSS stylesheets (<code>.css</code>), and HTML files containing templates (<code>.html</code>). However, unless your mod is very simple, the recommended approach to loading JavaScript resources (<code>.js</code> or <code>.mjs</code>) is through code in your mod's entry-point (<code>"setup"</code>). | This value accepts either a single path or an array of paths to resources to load. These resources are loaded in the order of the array, after the <code>"setup"</code> resource has been run. Valid resources to be loaded through this property are JavaScript script files (<code>.js</code>), JavaScript module files (<code>.mjs</code>), CSS stylesheets (<code>.css</code>), JSON files containing game data packages (<code>.json</code>), and HTML files containing templates (<code>.html</code>). However, unless your mod is very simple, the recommended approach to loading JavaScript resources (<code>.js</code> or <code>.mjs</code>) is through code in your mod's entry-point (<code>"setup"</code>). | ||
It's also important to note that while <code>.js</code> is considered a valid extension for JavaScript module files for the "setup" property, modules loaded through "load" must end with <code>.mjs</code> or they will be treated as regular script files. | It's also important to note that while <code>.js</code> is considered a valid extension for JavaScript module files for the "setup" property, modules loaded through "load" must end with <code>.mjs</code> or they will be treated as regular script files. | ||