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The Mod file format is a very simple command-based language which is very similar to [YAML](http://www.yaml.org). There are commands for entering all various kinds of data needed to describe a mod and what versions are supported. Most commands are optional, and can be entered in any order. Anywhere this isn't true will be called out below.
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The Mod file format is a very simple command-based language which is very similar to [YAML](http://www.yaml.org). There are commands for entering all various kinds of data needed to describe a mod and what versions are supported. Most commands are optional, and can be entered in any order. Anywhere this isn't true will be called out below.
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Each mod is described with its own directory under `/static/data`. The directory should be named using the Mod's slug name (see: [[About Slugs]]), and contain a file named `mod.cg` using the following format.
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Each mod data file is stored in its own directory under `/static/data`. The directory should be named using the Mod's slug name (see: [[About Slugs]]), and contain a file named `mod.cg` using the format described later on this page.
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## Example
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## Example
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