EverythingBrewery
Links most SFW-tagged Homebrewery packs as dependencies. Feel free to include in your modpacks!
About this mod Author’s original text
EverythingBrewery (SFW)
EverythingBrewery (EB) uses the dependency system to create a bundle that links most SFW-tagged Homebrewery packs together, acting as a convenient package to get everything you want in one place. Especially suggested for server hosts, feel free to include in your modpacks!\
NSFW-tagged Homebrewery packs can be found in EverythingBrewery_NSFW. Both bundles are independent and need to be installed separately.\
I update this weekly, ideally around Monday morning hours (GMT+3). You can uninstall the package afterwards and do the rest yourself if you'd like.
Contacts & Help
I'm not responsible for other people's mods and the authors should be contacted for any issues, I suggest the server below to find them.
- For any questions about Homebrewery itself, check out the Homebrewery User Manual.
- If you need to contact me, you can use the ATLYSS Modding Central Discord server or my thread in there. I prefer pings over DMs, thanks.
- Additional ATLYSS Servers (other servers that have modding channels).
Tips
- You can disable packages like EverythingBrewery to get rid of the "Other mods depend on this mod" warning when interacting with other packs.
- In BepInEx\config\Homebrewery\Homebrewery.cfg or using the Config Editor with a mod manager, I suggest configuring these:
- [HB Shop] -> CondenseSmallMods -> Setting this value to 8 can effectively halve the page count in the Homebrewery shop.
- [General] -> NoWeaponStats -> Setting this to true stops custom weapons from having stats.
- [General] -> NoEquipStats -> Setting this to true stops custom equipment from having stats. (TBD)
- I've made a simple Github Wiki for keeping track of Homebrewery pack warnings and errors from the console log, alongside fixes for them!
- For creators: You can use HB Reference Items Pack alongside the Homebrewery User Manual for both beginner and experienced users!
- For modpackers: Check out ContentPacks Spreadsheets!
ModAudio
Since V0.5.9 I've included ModAudio as a linked optional dependency, a few creators have used the library for isolated enhancements within their packs and this inclusion aims to allow for that without ruining the purity of the original package. Basic premise is that ModAudio as a dependency on Homebrewery packs is fine and will still be included here, but they should ideally make it a soft dependency instead and let EverythingBrewery fetch it.
Homebrewery packs that replace vanilla sounds will be set to DisableByDefault by the bundle's custom modaudio.modpack_overrides.json.\
Basically when loading the game before ModAudio acknowledges the audio packs, the bundle will override them and have them disabled by default.
This only applies to cases where ModAudio wasn't already installed, such as new installers, so it can't disable audio packs that ModAudio already saved configurations for. Do note that some of the tips may become futile due to modaudio.modpack_overrides.json either disappearing or being disabled depending on the state of EverythingBrewery in the profile.
DisableByDefault
- WolfKann Skins
- Sparkyblues Homebrew Collection
Behind the Scenes
[August 19rd of 2026 — V0.7.6 Revision]\
EverythingBrewery was made and uploaded on April 29th because Catman wanted an easier way for players to install everything and sync everyone together, and has been since actively maintained by me as my gift to the ATLYSS community for everything, prizing the users' experience and authors' creations. The modlist structure has stayed the same since day 1, only major change being when the NSFW branch was created to comply's Global Rules, though I've touched up the description a lot (even if nobody reads it) since I never really felt satisfied with it, hence the date/version revision at the top.\
Anyway, the modlist structure is inherently flawed to and has become bloated in mod count and file size, alongside having a heavy impact on performance, unfortunately there isn't anything I can do (and I won't
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- Most mods rely on the game's mod loader — the usual route is a community mod manager (such as r2modman): pick this game, install, and it handles the loader and dependencies.
- For a manual install, put the mod files into the matching Mod / plugins folder inside the game directory.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; mods with listed dependencies need those installed as well.
Install locations vary a lot between mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.
Install these first, or the mod will not work: