# Modlet Management Scripts

## Quick Start

Enable all modlets for testing in vanilla 7 Days to Die:
```powershell
.kilo\scripts\modlet.ps1 -Action enable
```

Disable all modlets:
```powershell
.kilo\scripts\modlet.ps1 -Action disable
```

Sync changes from repo to Steam (for modlets already enabled):
```powershell
.kilo\scripts\modlet.ps1 -Action sync
```

Check which modlets are currently enabled:
```powershell
.kilo\scripts\modlet.ps1 -Action status
```

## How It Works

This script copies modlets from `mods/` into the Steam `Mods` folder. This means:
- Edit modlets in `mods/` and run `sync` to update
- Enable/disable with a single command
- No junctions or special filesystem features required
- Works without admin privileges

## Manual Shortcuts

You can also create shortcuts on the desktop for quick access:

### Enable Modlets
```powershell
powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "C:\Users\lynda\Git\lyndas_mod\.kilo\scripts\modlet.ps1" -Action enable
```

### Disable Modlets
```powershell
powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "C:\Users\lynda\Git\lyndas_mod\.kilo\scripts\modlet.ps1" -Action disable
```

### Sync Modlets
```powershell
powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "C:\Users\lynda\Git\lyndas_mod\.kilo\scripts\modlet.ps1" -Action sync
```

## Adding New Modlets

1. Create a new folder in `mods/`
2. Add `ModInfo.xml` and `Config/` files
3. Run the enable script to test

## Troubleshooting

If copies fail:
- Ensure 7 Days to Die is not running
- Check that the Steam `Mods` folder exists
- Run PowerShell as Administrator if needed