BRMM

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System Requirements:

Windows 10/11, 64 bit
Brick Rigs, version 1.6+

What is This?

This is BRMM, an unofficial, ‘plug and play’ mod management solution for Brick Rigs. It can:

• Load all mod entries in the GUI through the web.
• Choose and remember your Brick Rigs install path.
• Install and/or extract mods to those paths.
• Display prompts about if the mod is installed/not, etc.

For those concerned about this app, a privacy policy and terms and conditions document are included.

Using BRMM:

Mod Showcase:

[!TIP] Be sure to open the video in a new tab.

HUGE thanks to Andi_pog for making this vid to showcase BRMM.

Install Guide:

For those of you who want to install mods manually, take a look at Atomic’s vid instead.

[!IMPORTANT] Your antivirus may prevent you from downloading or running this program. This is a false positive, so feel free to make an exception for BRMM in your antivirus. The source code is included for anyone concerned.

BRMM is made entirely in Python 3.12.2 to handle the file operations and the GUI.

To use BRMM, download BRMM.zip through the “Releases” page or from this link.

Once BRMM launches, you should see two windows as shown below:

You can use the terminal to check if your download operations are successful or not.

Contributing to BRMM

Source Code:

Anyone (who wants to improve BRMM) can make pull requests to BRMM_latest.py. Be sure to provide a description of what you want to change however, so that it is more likely to be approved. This is a semi-community project, so please don’t fork the project into another public repository, unless if it is being used to assist with this project.

You can run BRMM from source by using these instructions.

GUI:

You can add mod entries to BRMM through this .md file. All instructions are provided in the link.

Credits:

• KoT3isGood: Created a draft of implementing JSON code into BRMM, along with creating other commits.
• Copper: Added some configuration values into the original BRMM source code. Later on (about the time of this readme.md update), mostly responsible for 3.2.1. (Everything but image caching, actually.)