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Introduce Yourself Here
Every Ghoul starts somewhere. Drop a comment below so we know who you are and what you're building. Copy this and fill it in: - Name / handle: - Where you're from: (country or region is fine) - Rig: GPU, CPU, RAM, and your monitor resolution - Main game(s) you want to mod: - Experience: brand new / I've installed a few mods / I build modlists / I make mods - Your goal: one sentence on what you want your game to look or play like - A screenshot of your current setup (optional, but we love them) Then say hi to at least one other new member. That's how this place stays alive. Welcome to the crypt. 💀
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Start Here: Your First 30 Minutes in The G.A.M.E.
Welcome to The G.A.M.E. 💀 You just joined the Ghouls Academy of Modding & Engineering. This is a school for people who want to understand their games, not just download things into them. Do these three things today: 1. Introduce yourself. Comment below with your name, your rig (GPU and CPU), the game you want to mod, and one thing you want it to look or play like. 2. Start Course 1: Fundamentals. It's free. Go to Classroom → 1. Fundamentals → Lesson 1. It sets up your workspace properly and covers the safety rules that prevent most broken installs. 3. Get your first win. Finish Lesson 5, "Installing Your First Mod," and post a before/after screenshot in Showcase. That's your first step from Initiate to Installer. How it works - Free members get Course 1 and the full community. - Premium ($10/month) unlocks the whole curriculum. That's 13 more courses: ReShade, ENB and lighting, shader programming, making mods, modlist authoring and the 20-lesson Skyrim Masterclass. It also unlocks project reviews and certifications. - Every course ends in a real project. Post it in Project Submissions, a Gravekeeper reviews it, and you earn the certification. - Ranks: Initiate → Installer → Troubleshooter → Tuner → Preset Crafter → Light Bender → Shader Smith → Mod Author → Lich. Pick your path - Make my game look incredible → Courses 3, 4, 5, 6 - Build a stable setup that doesn't crash → Courses 2, 3, 9 - Make my own mods and tools → Courses 7, 8, 10, 11 - Master Skyrim → Course 2, then the Skyrim Masterclass - Grow as a creator → Courses 6, 12, 13 Where things go - Help Desk: stuck? Include your game and version, mod manager, mod list and crash log. - Showcase: screenshots, presets, before/afters. - Project Submissions: course projects for review. - Preset Drops: share your own presets. - Live Sessions: schedule and replays. House rules - Mods stay free. You pay here for teaching and support, never for anyone's mods. - Single-player only. No modding online or competitive games. - Credit authors, respect permissions, and never reupload what isn't yours. - Be the person you'd want answering your question.
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Welcome to The G.A.M.E.
▶ Watch the trailer: https://youtu.be/D5DbhYaydUI This is the Ghouls Academy of Modding & Engineering, and you're here early. I've been modding for 12+ years: Skyrim, Fallout, Cyberpunk, Red Dead and GTA. I built Ever-Soul, a 1,000+ mod Skyrim list, and I've ReShaded more games than I can count. Everything I've learned is now in the Classroom: 14 courses, including the 20-lesson Skyrim Masterclass, from your first install to writing your own shaders, mods and tools. How to get started: 1. Introduce yourself below. Your rig, the game you want to mod, and what you want it to look or play like. 2. Start Course 1: Fundamentals. Even if you've modded before, the safety lesson alone will save you headaches. 3. Stuck? Post in Help Desk with your game, mod manager, mod list and any crash log. Every course ends with a project. Post it in Project Submissions to earn your certification and rank up from Initiate to Lich. One promise: my mods stay free. Always. This place is for people who want to learn to do it themselves. Let's bring some games back from the dead. 💀 — Munch
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Quick Ask: Tick Your Lessons So I Can Back You Up
Hey everyone, A lot of you are new to Skool, so here's something it doesn't make obvious: the only way I can see how far you've gotten in a course is the checkmark on each lesson. If you haven't been ticking them, your progress shows 0% on my end, even if you've read every lesson. Here's the ask: 1. Go back through the lessons you've already finished and click the checkmark circle in the top-right corner, next to the lesson title. It turns green when it's done. 2. From now on, tick each lesson when you finish it. That's it. The full walkthrough, with what to look for, is in the Start Here category and pinned at the top of the first lesson in Fundamentals: "How to Track Your Progress: The Lesson Checkmark." Why I'm asking You're putting real time into this, and Premium members are putting in $10 a month. I want every one of you getting the most out of it. When I can see where you are, I can check in when you stall, answer questions before you have to ask, and plan live sessions around the lessons that are giving people trouble. Without the checkmarks, I'm guessing. Nobody's being graded on speed. Go at your own pace. Just let me see the pace. Stuck on a lesson? Leave it unticked and post in Help Desk with the course and lesson. That's what it's there for. Let's get those progress bars moving. 💀 — Munch
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How to Track Your Progress: The Lesson Checkmark
New to Skool? This one is quick, and it matters. Every lesson in the Classroom has a small circle with a checkmark in the top-right corner, right next to the lesson title. That's your "done" button. Skool doesn't tick it for you. Reading a lesson to the end doesn't count as finished until you click it. How to do it 1. Click Classroom at the top of the page and open a course. 2. Pick a lesson from the list on the left. 3. Work through the lesson, including the lab. 4. Click the checkmark circle in the top-right corner of the lesson. 5. Move on to the next lesson and do the same. On the Skool phone app it's in the same spot, at the top of the lesson. How to tell it worked - The checkmark circle turns green. - The lesson gets a checkmark in the list on the left. - The progress bar at the top of the course goes up. You'll see the same percentage on the course card in Classroom. Clicked it by mistake? Click it again to untick it. Nothing breaks. Why it matters When you tick a lesson, I can see where you are in the course. That's how I know who's moving, who's stuck, and where to step in. If a few of you stall on the same lesson, that lesson needs a better explanation or a live session, and I'll only know if the checkmarks are there. It also saves your place. Come back after a week away and the list shows exactly where you left off. Good habits - Tick a lesson once you've finished it and done the lab, not after a quick skim. - Finished some lessons before you saw this? Go back and tick them now. It takes a minute. - Stuck on a lesson? Leave it unticked and post in Help Desk with the course, the lesson and what's tripping you up. - Finished a whole course? Post your project in Project Submissions to earn the certification. Any questions about how this works, drop them below. No question is too basic.
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