Mods

**Mods** are game altering community made files, which are generally available on the Steam Workshop or Nexus Mods (the former of which has official in-game support on the Steam version). They do not activate the Console anti-cheat mechanism of disabling Achievements.

Some have no English translation, but all? listed here are perfectly usable either through not requiring user input, or in doing so have a simple interface that does not require localisation. Such mods tend to be categorised as *Non-Chinese* on Steam and this wiki.

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## Categories

* Quality of Life
* Informative
* Gameplay
* New Content
* Bug Fixes
* Cosmetic
* Overhauls

This page has a list of suggested mods, split into the categories mentioned above.

## Installation

### Steam Version

Please keep in mind, that after installing a mod, either from the in-game Mod Store, by subscribing to it on Steam Workshop or manually, you still have to activate the mod in the in-game Mod Manager (the gear icon next to the mod store button in the main screen menu). To activate a mod, you have to click on the circular icon next to the mod that has "Activate" written on it. This icon is a yin-yang symbol for all currently active mods.

### GOG and Gamepass Versions

These versions of the game do not have access to the Steam Workshop. In order to install mods, they need to be mirrored on a different site. Skymods or NexusMods are popular sites where many of these mods below are mirrored.

Since these versions lack the Steam Workshop Mod Store, clicking on the Mod Manager button in the home screen allows mods to be activated after installation after manually installing them into the Mods folder in the game base folder.

## Modding

To try making your own, have a look at the Code page.

## Mods compilations

Those compilations are more up-to-date than this page.

* Quality of Life (QoL) mods for Amazing cultivation Simulator (ACS): contains most QoL/Informative mods that do not affect gameplay on this page
* Useful gameplay affecting mods: contains most mods that do affect gameplay on this page (except new content) .

## Quality of Life

These mods improve one or more tedious factors of the game. They do not fundamentally change the functionality of the base game or provide unfair advantages. The gameplay alternatives for these would be along the lines of clicking more or waiting longer.

## Informative

These mods provide information, such as numeric values for items, tiles and manuals. Most are considered "Quality of Life", but some may provide information the game intentionally keeps hidden balance-wise (e.g., Auction Assistant).

## Gameplay

These mods change the functionality of the game. A large amount of these can be considered cheaty or unbalanced.

## New Content

These mods add additional content. This can range from a few simple manuals made in the Realms Palace to a considerable overhaul. The list is in a random order.

## Bug Fixes

These mods fix an existing issue in the game. While there may be some overlap with other categories, these are purely focused on fixing a broken aspect of the game.

## References

1. ↑ The information could be researched or calculated with additional effort from the player