BEEP Kenshi Mod Manager
LATEST UPDATE 1.2.8
Sector inspector (All Edits) — clicking a mod’s edited sector now shows exactly what it changed vs the base game: moved objects with distances, plus added and removed objects by name, in collapsible sections. (Added/removed can include false positives for re-saved town objects — hover the ⓘ.)
Collision detection (Conflicts) — clicking a contested exterior sector now shows the object-level overlap between the mods: the objects both mods move (with each mod’s move distance), plus each mod’s full change list. Sectors where mods edit different objects are called out as disjoint.
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Download from here – https://github.com/Derthi/BEEP-Kenshi-Mod-Manager
Join the Discord for bug reports and or feature requests – https://discord.gg/wHfH7NSC5K
Beep Enhances Every Playthrough
Organize your mods into categories, detect conflicts, visualize them on the world map, and get AI-assisted sorting suggestions. Works with Steam and GOG.
- Category-based sorting — Organize mods into customizable categories (UI, Animations, Races, Weapons, etc.) displayed as columns. Load order reads left-to-right, top-to-bottom.
- Drag and drop — Reorder mods within and between categories. Drag column headers to reorder categories. Multi-select with Ctrl/Shift+click and drag multiple mods at once.
- Send to position — Right-click any mod and send it to an exact load order position.
- Horizontal & vertical layouts — Toggle between column view and stacked list view.
- Collapsible categories — Minimize columns to keep your workspace tidy.
- Pin uncategorized — Keep uncategorized mods in a resizable side panel with its own search filter for easier sorting.
- Global search — Filter mods by name across all categories.
- Deep mod parsing — Parses .mod binary files to detect when multiple mods modify the same game data. Shows which mod wins based on load order.
- FCS-powered descriptions — Uses Kenshi’s own fcs.def to show human-readable names for conflicting properties.
- Interactive conflict map — Visualize zone conflicts on the Kenshi world map with zoom, pan, and interior/exterior layer toggles.
- Three-way conflicts — Green (winning), red (overridden), and yellow (both overridden by a third mod) indicators.
- Dependency warnings — Highlights missing, inactive, or incorrectly ordered dependencies.
- Export your mod list with full Steam Workshop descriptions to a text file, paste it into an AI chatbot (Claude, ChatGPT), and import the sorted result.
- 5 export modes — from full descriptions to compact tags-only for large mod lists (500+), plus batch splitting.
- No mod files are uploaded. Uses only public Steam API data with a manual copy/paste workflow.
- Link/Unlink All — Create or remove symlinks for all Steam Workshop mods in your game’s Mods folder with one click.
- Per-mod linking — Link or unlink individual mods via right-click.
- FCS compatible — Uses directory symlinks compatible with the Forgotten Construction Set.
- Save and load complete mod configurations — categories, order, and active/inactive state.
- Play — Save your load order and launch Kenshi directly from the app.
- FCS — Launch the Forgotten Construction Set.
- Linux support — Launches via Steam or Wine on Linux.
- View mod Steam/Nexus pages, the Kenshi load order guide, and the Steam Workshop directly in the app.
- Mod preview images from the Steam Workshop displayed in the detail panel.
- Steam & GOG — Auto-detects your Kenshi installation from either platform.
- 11 languages — English, German, Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Polish, Turkish, Chinese.
- Dark & Kenshi themes
- Auto-updates — Checks GitHub for new releases on launch.
- Interactive tutorial — Built-in walkthrough on first launch.
