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Modding, or creating mods, is the act of modifying graphics and/or gameplay elements of the base game.
Modding with Rebirth & Afterbirth
Modding Rebirth & Afterbirth is limited to editing and replacing existing assets, unless you hack the exe yourself.
Installing Mods
Mods made for Rebirth & Afterbirth must be installed manually into the game's resources folder.
On Windows, this should be in steamapps/common/The Binding of Isaac Rebirth/resources, which is located in your Steam folder.
Modding with Afterbirth †
The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth † introduced official modding support, allowing users to mod the game using the Lua programming language and to upload their creations to the Steam Workshop.
Installing Mods
Mods can be installed in a few different ways, depending on how the author chose to share it. Mods can typically be found in the Steam Workshop or in various community sources.
Steam Workshop
Mods found in the Steam Workshop can be installed by navigating to the mod's page and clicking Subscribe.
Manual installation
Mods that do not use the Steam Workshop can be installed by downloading them and extracting them to the appropriate location.
On Windows, this should be in My Games/Binding of Isaac Afterbirth+ Mods, which is located in the Documents folder.
On Linux, this should be in ~/.local/share/binding of isaac afterbirth+ mods.
On Mac, this should be in ~/Library/Application Support/Binding of Isaac Afterbirth+ Mods
Modding Resources
Listed below are resources that can assist you in making your own mods.
- Debug Console
A built-in console to use various commands to test mods: give items, go to stage x, reload lua script and so on.
- Lua Reference
User made reference for The Binding of Isaac Afterbirth + Lua API, useful when coding mods.
A list of tools that can help in mod creation and debugging (Official and unofficial tools are included).
- Modding Tutorials
Links to external tutorials about modding, ranging from animations to spriting and Lua programming.
- XML Modding
Information about modding XML files. This is needed for examples to add new costumes, items or player types to mods.