A modding toolkit for GD
Geode is a modding framework and mod loader that aims to standardize GD modding. It is cross-platform, and provides everything needed for modding, including a hooking library, Cocos2d & GD headers, and a ton of utilities from web requests to UI.
Install mods in-game
No more need to drag weird .DLL files around to obscure folders; mods in Geode can be installed from a list in-game on the click of a button, and updated the same way.
Easily manage mods
With Geode, you can disable mods at runtime, view their info, edit their settings, and uninstall them all in one place.
Things just work
With Geode, you don't have to fear that two mods mysteriously don't work with each other; Geode comes with a wide range of tools for modders to ensure their mod is compatible with others with simple, easy to refactor code.
Doesn't load .DLLs
Geode is incompatible with all non-Geode mods and mod loaders, by design. However, no need to worry; all your favorite mods, including Mega Hack, BetterEdit, and TextureLdr will soon be available on Geode, many with new and improved versions.
#include <Geode/modify/MenuLayer.hpp>
using namespace geode::prelude;
class $modify(MenuLayer) {
bool init() {
if (!MenuLayer::init())
return false;
log::info("Hi from my mod!");
return true;
}
};
Declarative code
Geode has incredibly sugary syntax; hooks can be made by simply creating a class and overwriting functions on it. All information related to the hook can be contained within a single source file, with no need to specify things like calling conventions — Geode handles the rest for you!
Documentation
Want to get started developing mods with Geode? Visit our documentation for information on how to install Geode, and how to create your first mod. If you are completely new to modding, we also have a handy handbook that explains how to learn modding from scratch.