DGLib Mod FAQ

Only if another mod requires it—check that mod's installation instructions. DGLib is a library mod that runs in the background, so you won't see it in your inventory or gameplay, but certain cosmetic mods won't work without it.

Make sure DGLib is installed and loaded before the cosmetic mod that needs it. Check your mod list in-game to confirm both mods are present, and try removing other mods temporarily to rule out conflicts.

Yes—DGLib lets you replace individual skin parts without affecting the rest of your character's appearance. The specific method depends on which cosmetic mod is using DGLib to manage your skin.

Skin layers are transparent overlays that sit on top of your character model, useful for displaying custom armor or clothing details. DGLib handles these layers so they display correctly over your base skin.

DGLib provides the glow layer system that cosmetic mods use to add glowing effects to specific pixels on your character. The cosmetic mod you're using will have its own instructions for which skin areas support glow.

DGLib automatically disables glow effects during combat to prevent visual bugs and performance issues. This is intentional behavior—the glow will return when combat ends.

DGLib itself has minimal impact since it only runs when cosmetic mods use its features. Performance depends more on how many cosmetic mods are active and how complex their skin modifications are.

DGLib is designed to work alongside other cosmetic mods, but conflicts can occur if multiple mods try to modify the same skin parts. Test your mod combination and disable conflicting mods if you see visual glitches.

The cosmetic mod that depends on DGLib will likely crash or fail to load. Always keep DGLib installed as long as you're using mods that require it.

Most players don't need to configure DGLib directly—it works automatically once installed. If you're a mod developer, DGLib provides code tools and APIs, but regular players just need the file present.