YUMI v1.0.5

How to update to the new version

1. Download and extract the new version somewhere (see "How to install the new version" section just below).
2. If your old YUMI folder contains files "YUMI_Config.txt" and/or "YUMI_Themes.txt", move them inside the new YUMI folder (the one that you just extracted).
3. Delete your old YUMI folder.

Note that moving files "YUMI_Config.txt" and "YUMI_Themes.txt" at step 2 is optional (it allows you to not loose your current configuration and themes).

How to install the new version

For modding games made for Windows/Proton/Wine, 32 or 64 bits, download archive "YUMI_v1.0.5_Win_x86_64.zip" and extract it.
For modding games made for UNIX systems (Linux/MacOS/SteamOS), 32 or 64 bits, download archive "YUMI_v1.0.5_Unix_x86_64.zip" and extract it.
Download links are at the bottom of this page.

Usage

Simply launch the executable.
If you are modding a game made for Windows or Proton or Wine, the executable is called "YUMI.exe".
If you are modding a game made for Linux or MacOS or SteamOS, the executable is called "YUMI-x86_64.AppImage".

Changelogs of this version:

• Added an "Installing mod... Please wait" window when YUMI is installing a mod.
• Mod developers can now specify mod version. To do so, add a file called "ModName_version.txt" next to the main DLL (add the version string inside the file, and replace "ModName" with the name of the DLL). See wiki for more info.
• Added Fuat (K8) in the contributors list (in "About" window).
• Renamed "Türk" to "Türkçe" in the language selection list (in "Settings" window).
• Increased timeouts for web requests (some people with bad internet connection were not able to download BepInEx).
• Fixed a bug which was preventing installation of mod archive files containing "." in their name.
• Bumped version number to 1.0.5.

YUMI v1.0.4

How to update to the new version

1. Download and extract the new version somewhere (see "How to install the new version").
2. If your old YUMI folder contains files "YUMI_Config.txt" and/or "YUMI_Themes.txt", move them inside the new YUMI folder (the one that you just extracted).
3. Delete your old YUMI folder.

Note that moving files "YUMI_Config.txt" and "YUMI_Themes.txt" at step 2 is optional (it allows you to not loose your current configuration and themes).

How to install the new version

For modding games made for Windows/Proton/Wine, 32 or 64 bits, download archive "YUMI_v1.0.4_Win_x86_64.zip" and extract it.
For modding games made for UNIX systems (Linux/MacOS/SteamOS), 32 or 64 bits, download archive "YUMI_v1.0.4_Unix_x86_64.zip" and extract it.
Download links are at the bottom of this page.

Usage

Simply launch the executable.
If you are modding a game made for Windows or Proton or Wine, the executable is called "YUMI.exe".
If you are modding a game made for Linux or MacOS or SteamOS, the executable is called "YUMI-x86_64.AppImage".

Changelogs of this version:

• Fixed a bug that was preventing to re-enable a previously disabled plugin/patcher.
• Added Turkish translation (thanks to Fuat, also known as K8).
• Minor styles and languages adjustments.
• Added missing copyright notices in base64.h.
• Bumped version to 1.0.4.

YUMI v1.0.3

How to update to the new version

1. Download and extract the new version somewhere (see "How to install the new version").
2. If your old YUMI folder contains files "YUMI_Config.txt" and/or "YUMI_Themes.txt", move them inside the new YUMI folder (the one that you just extracted).
3. Delete your old YUMI folder.

Note that moving files "YUMI_Config.txt" and "YUMI_Themes.txt" is optional (it allows you to not loose your current configuration and themes).

How to install the new version

For Windows/Proton/Wine, 32 or 64 bits, download archive "YUMI_v1.0.3_Win_x86_64.zip" and extract it.
For UNIX systems (Linux/MacOS/SteamOS), 32 or 64 bits, download archive "YUMI_v1.0.3_Unix_x86_64.zip" and extract it.
Download links are at the bottom of this page.

Usage

Simply launch the executable.
If you are on Windows or Proton or Wine, the executable is called "YUMI.exe".
If you are on Linux or MacOS or SteamOS, the executable is called "YUMI-x86_64.AppImage".

Changelogs of this version:

• Finished implementation of multi-language support (available languages: English or French).
• Added an option to switch language (see "Settings" window).
• Added an option to copy/export debug logs (see "Help" menu button).
• Added a button "Add new mod" when opening game details (allows to drag-n-drop new mods for given game).
• Added "Supports Proton" in About window.
• Added Discord server link in "Help" menu.
• Improved YUMI's app icon positioning.
• Logger does now backups up to 3 log files.
• Now checks if a BepInEx update is available when opening game details.
• Now cleans every possible BepInEx files when clicking "Remove mods loader".
• Updated BepInEx archives to latest versions (Unix/Win: BepInEx v5, IL2CPP-Win: BepInEx v6 BE).
• Various bug fixes.
• Bumped version to 1.0.3.

YUMI v1.0.2

This is a hotfix to version 1.0.1 (some download URLs were incorrect).

How to update to the new version

1. Download and extract the new version somewhere (see "How to install the new version").
2. If your old YUMI folder contains files "YUMI_Config.txt" and "YUMI_Themes.txt", move them inside the YUMI folder that you just extracted.
3. Delete your old YUMI folder.

Note that moving files "YUMI_Config.txt" and "YUMI_Themes.txt" is optional (it allows you to not loose your current configuration and themes).

How to install the new version

For Windows/Proton/Wine, 32 or 64 bits, download archive "YUMI_v1.0.2_Win_x86_64.zip" and extract it.
For UNIX systems (Linux/MacOS/SteamOS), 32 or 64 bits, download archive "YUMI_v1.0.2_Unix_x86_64.zip" and extract it.
Download links are at the bottom of this page.

Usage

Simply launch the executable.
If you are on Windows or Proton or Wine, the executable is called "YUMI.exe".
If you are on Linux or MacOS or SteamOS, the executable is called "YUMI-x86_64.AppImage".

Changelogs of this version:

• It is now fully cross-platform (not only Windows).
• It now downloads mods loader files live, depending on the type of Unity game you are modding, so that you can mod all Unity games from a unique YUMI version.
• Added a "Download timeout" variable in the settings (you can increase it if you have a bad internet connection).
• Now checks for new mods in the "mods" folder in real time (a popup shows up if a new mod is detected).
• Mods are now installed even if you extracted the .zip file instead of just placing it inside the "mods" folder.
• Tested successfully with: Sons Of The Forest, The Forest, Subnautica, Below Zero, Green Hell, HellTaker and Unturned.
• Tested successfully on: Windows 10, Ubuntu 18.04 and Fedora 37.

YUMI v1.0.1

Initial cross-platform release of YUMI (Your Unity Mods Installer), v1.0.1.

How to update to the new version

1. Download and extract the new version somewhere (see "How to install the new version").
2. If your old YUMI folder contains files "YUMI_Config.txt" and "YUMI_Themes.txt", move them inside the YUMI folder that you just extracted.
3. Delete your old YUMI folder.

Note that moving files "YUMI_Config.txt" and "YUMI_Themes.txt" is optional (it allows you to not loose your current configuration and themes).

How to install the new version

For Windows/Proton/Wine, 32 or 64 bits, download archive "YUMI_v1.0.1_Win_x86_64.zip" and extract it.
For UNIX systems (Linux/MacOS/SteamOS), 32 or 64 bits, download archive "YUMI_v1.0.1_Unix_x86_64.zip" and extract it.

Usage

Simply launch the executable.
If you are on Windows or Proton or Wine, the executable is called "YUMI.exe".
If you are on Linux or MacOS or SteamOS, the executable is called "YUMI-x86_64.AppImage".

Changelogs of this version:

• It is now fully cross-platform (not only Windows).
• It now downloads mods loader files live, depending on the type of Unity game you are modding, so that you can mod all Unity games from a unique YUMI version.
• Added a "Download timeout" variable in the settings (you can increase it if you have a bad internet connection).
• Now checks for new mods in the "mods" folder in real time (a popup shows up if a new mod is detected).
• Mods are now installed even if you extracted the .zip file instead of just placing it inside the "mods" folder.
• Tested successfully with: Sons Of The Forest, The Forest, Subnautica, Below Zero, Green Hell, HellTaker and Unturned.
• Tested successfully on: Windows 10, Ubuntu 18.04 and Fedora 37.