What are profiles?
A profile stores which mods are enabled or disabled. All your mods remain in the staging directory, but each profile remembers which ones should be active.- You can have unlimited profiles
- Each profile has a name and optional description
- Switching profiles instantly changes which mods are enabled
- The “Default” profile is always present and cannot be deleted
Creating a new profile
Enter profile details
Provide a name for your profile (required) and an optional description to help you remember its purpose.
Switching between profiles
Switching profiles changes which mods are enabled without moving any files.Switch to the profile
Click to switch to the selected profile. The Mod Manager will update which mods are enabled.
Editing profiles
You can modify profile details at any time.Renaming a profile
Change the profile name to better reflect its purpose. The profile ID remains the same, so your mod configuration is preserved.Updating description
Add or modify the profile description to document what the profile is for or what mods it includes.Changing enabled mods
Simply enable or disable mods while the profile is active. Changes are saved automatically to the current profile.Deleting profiles
You can delete profiles you no longer need.- You cannot delete the “Default” profile
- You cannot delete the currently active profile (switch to a different profile first)
- Deleting a profile does not delete any mods from your staging directory
Common use cases
Different character sets
Create separate profiles for different character groups:- Summer Units: Enable all summer-themed character mods
- Main Squad: Enable mods only for characters you actively use
- Costume Collection: Enable all costume mods for screenshots
Testing and development
Maintain separate profiles for different purposes:- Stable: Your reliable, tested mod configuration
- Testing: New mods you’re evaluating before adding to your main setup
- Minimal: Only essential mods for troubleshooting
Mod combinations
Test different mod combinations that might conflict:- Art Style A: Mods from a specific artist or style
- Art Style B: Alternative mods for the same characters
- Mixed: Your preferred combination from both styles
Profile metadata
Each profile stores additional information:- Creation date: When the profile was created
- Last updated: When the profile was last modified (mods enabled/disabled, name changed, etc.)
- Mod count: Total number of mods tracked by the profile
- Enabled count: Number of currently enabled mods
Frequently asked questions
Do profiles copy my mods?
Do profiles copy my mods?
No. Profiles only store which mods are enabled or disabled. All mods remain in your staging directory and are shared across all profiles.
What happens if I delete a mod that's in multiple profiles?
What happens if I delete a mod that's in multiple profiles?
When you delete a mod from the staging directory, it’s automatically removed from all profiles that reference it.
Can I have the same mod enabled in multiple profiles?
Can I have the same mod enabled in multiple profiles?
Yes. Each profile independently tracks which mods are enabled, so the same mod can be enabled in some profiles and disabled in others.
What happens if I rename a mod?
What happens if I rename a mod?
When you rename a mod in the Mod Manager, all profiles that reference it are automatically updated with the new name.
How do I copy settings from one profile to another?
How do I copy settings from one profile to another?
Currently, you need to manually enable the same mods in each profile. Switch to the target profile and enable the mods you want.
Can I export or share profiles?
Can I export or share profiles?