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Profiles let you save a snapshot of which mods are currently enabled, give it a name, and restore it later. This is useful when you want to maintain separate mod loadouts — for example, a “story” profile with immersive mods only, and a “gallery” profile with every cosmetic mod enabled.

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What a profile stores

A profile records the enabled/disabled state of every mod in your library at the moment you save it. Switching to a profile restores exactly that state: mods that were enabled in the snapshot become enabled, and mods that were disabled become disabled.
Profiles store which mods are enabled, not the mod files themselves. If you delete a mod from your library, it is removed from all profiles that referenced it.

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Creating a profile

1

Configure your mods

Enable and disable mods in the Mods tab or the Characters tab until you have the loadout you want to save.
2

Open the Profiles panel

Click the Profiles button in the toolbar. The profiles panel opens alongside your current mod list.
3

Save as new profile

Click Save as new profile, enter a name for the profile, and confirm. BD2MM saves the current enabled state of all mods under that name.

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Switching profiles

1

Open the Profiles panel

Click the Profiles button in the toolbar.
2

Select the profile

Click the profile you want to load from the list.
3

Apply the profile

Click Apply. BD2MM updates the enabled/disabled state of every mod to match the saved snapshot.
4

Sync to apply changes in-game

Click Sync to write the updated mod set to <game_dir>/BepInEx/plugins/BrownDustX/mods/BD2MM/. The changes take effect the next time you launch the game.
Applying a profile overwrites your current enabled/disabled state immediately. If you want to keep your current loadout, save it as a new profile before switching.

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Deleting a profile

  1. Open the Profiles panel.
  2. Hover over the profile you want to remove.
  3. Click the delete icon next to the profile name.
  4. Confirm the deletion.
Deleting a profile has no effect on your mod files or their current enabled state.

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Tips for using profiles

Save a profile called something like “default” right after your initial setup. This gives you a known-good state to revert to if you experiment with mod combinations that conflict.
Because BD2MM supports mod types like standing, cutscene, and dating, consider keeping separate profiles that enable only specific mod types. This makes it easy to switch based on what you are doing in-game.
Applying a profile only changes the enabled state inside BD2MM. You must sync before the game reflects the change. Make syncing the last step in your profile-switching workflow.

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