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Balatro Mod Terminal

A terminal-based mod manager for Balatro.

Features

  • Enable and disable mods
  • Browse the Balatro Mod Index
  • Install mods via Git
  • Save and load Collections
  • Update installed mods
  • Launch Balatro directly

Installation

pip install balatro-mod-terminal

Usage

bmt

First Run

Configure:

  • Mods Folder Path
  • Balatro.exe Path

from the Settings menu.

Requirements

  • Python 3.11+
  • Git installed and available on PATH

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