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Load any midi through clicking the Load Midi button, or the Guild Library.In LuteMod, these formatted songs are called ' Partitions' You can add songs to your LuteMod with LuteBot. Toggle Copying - Shift + Arrow Key Down (Currently equipped instrument type copies notes from the other instrument type).Toggle Note Duplication - Shift + Arrow Key Up (Currently equipped instrument does not remove queued notes when playing them).Flute Cutting Down - Ctrl + Arrow Key Down (Flute ignores copied or mirrored notes in the lowest N octaves).Flute Cutting Up - Ctrl + Arrow Key Up (Flute ignores copied or mirrored notes in the lowest N octaves).



If you’ve used LuteMod previously or LuteBot installed it, you probably already have a PartitionIndex and can skip this step
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ModStartupMap=/AutoLoader/ClientModNew_MainMenu.ClientModNew_MainMenuĪfter your first manual installation, you must initialize the partitions.

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You will have to create the CustomPaks folder the first time you install one Pak files are all installed by pasting or extracting the Pak file into C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Mordhau\Mordhau\Content\CustomPaks (substitute your Mordhau path if necessary) If the LuteBot auto-install is not working or you don't want to use it, you can follow these steps to install LuteMod manually Select 'Verify Integrity of Game Files' as shown, then use LuteBot to reinstall LuteMod Right click Mordhau, go to Properties, then Local Files. If you are still getting crashes, you can reset your Mordhau install to default. LuteBot 3.3.1+ will also remove the offending line from engine.ini, to prevent future crashes, since the new ModLoader no longer needs it This should solve the crash on Mordhau startup from an old version. Using Steam to 'Verify integrity of game files'
