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You can find mods on the BrownDustX Discord server: https://discord.gg/B3Aqz6tDG2
This is a false positive caused by how PyInstaller packages Python applications into executables. The program does not contain any malware.If you’re unsure about the safety of the application, you can:
  • Check the source code on GitHub
  • Build the .exe yourself from the source code
  • Use the *-Full.zip version instead, which is less likely to trigger false positives
  • The .exe is a standalone, single-file version that contains everything bundled into one executable
  • The *-Full.zip is the full version, containing all required files separately
  • The Full.zip version is less likely to trigger antivirus false positives
  • If you run into issues with the single .exe, the Full.zip version is recommended
You can verify the safety of BD2 Mod Manager by:
  1. Reviewing the source code on GitHub
  2. Building the executable yourself from the source
  3. Checking the project’s releases and community feedback
  4. Scanning the downloaded file with multiple antivirus tools (note that some may show false positives due to PyInstaller)
Profiles allow you to save and apply different sets of enabled mods. Use cases include:
  • Maintaining different character customizations (e.g., “Casual Look” vs “Battle Ready”)
  • Switching between mod collections for different game modes
  • Testing new mods without affecting your main setup
  • Creating themed collections (e.g., “Summer” or “Holiday” themes)
You can quickly switch between profiles to change which mods are active in your game.
BD2 Mod Manager has multi-language support for:
  • English (en-US)
  • Portuguese (Brazil) (pt-BR)
  • Japanese (ja-JP)
  • Korean (ko-KR)
  • Chinese (Simplified) (zh-CN)
Yes, BD2 Mod Manager includes auto-update features for:
  • New character data and assets
  • Game data files (characters.csv, datings.csv, npcs.csv)
  • Application resources
The application will check for updates and download new data automatically to keep your mod manager current with the latest game content.
Yes, after making any changes to your mods (enable, disable, delete, or rename), you must sync your mods to update the game folder.The sync process creates a folder named BD2MM inside the BrownDustX mods folder with all your enabled mods.

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