If you’re a PlayStation 4 gamer, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of modding. Mods are files that can be created that change the look and feel of your game, and they’re a big part of what makes PlayStation 4 so unique. There are a few things you need in order to start modding on PS4: an internet connection, an account with PlayStation Plus, and some basic programming skills. Once you have all of those things, it’s time to get started! First, create a new folder on your PS4 and name it “mods.” In this folder, you’ll find all of the files necessary to start modding. You’ll need to create two files: “ps4_mod_info.txt” and “ps4_mod_file.txt.” The first file will contain information about your game, such as its version number and what mods are available for it. The second file will contain the file that contains the modifications you’ve made to your game. Next, open up your favorite text editor or word processor and create a new file called “ps4_mod_info.txt.” This file will contain information about your game that is different from the information in the “mods” folder mentioned earlier. For example, if you’re editing a game for yourself, you might want to add in your own logo or other branding instead of using the default images provided by Sony. In addition, this file should list all of the mods that are available for your game. The list should be sorted by version number (the higher the number, the more recent the modification). The next step is to create a new file called “ps4_mod_file.txt.” This file will contain everything that was added to “ps4_mod_info.txt” but without any of the branding or logo changes mentioned earlier. Just like “ps4_mod_info.txt,” this file should
