# Installing Mods

## Installing OneLoader

In order to run and use Omori mods, a mod loader must first be installed to the game. The most commonly used mod loader is [OneLoader](https://github.com/rphsoftware/OneLoader/releases), and it supports nearly every mod for the game. To install it, download the latest release zip to the `OMORI` folder on Steam (if you're having trouble finding it, go to the Local Files tab of the Properties window and click Browse Local Files), then extract the zip there. When prompted to overwrite files, select "Yes to All".

Below is a video walking through the installation process:

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*A video demonstrating the installation for Omori mods. Credit: ITR*
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## Installing Mods

*Mods are formatted in either a zip or folder format, and are stored in the `www/mods` folder of Omori.*

To install an Omori mod, copy or download the zip file or folder of the mod to the `OMORI/www/mods` folder. The above video also walks through that process if you're confused.

OMORI installed from steam, the game folder are likely to be in `SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\OMORI` or similar, depending on location of where you installed the game.


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