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Sharing profiles ​

A profile is the recipe for a mod setup: the list of mods at exact versions plus your edited configs. Zephyr can share that recipe as a short profile code, and can import an .r2z profile file someone hands you.

The mod binaries are not part of the recipe. The recipient's Zephyr re-downloads them from Thunderstore / CurseForge based on the recipe. This keeps shared profiles small and means everyone always installs from the official source.

Profile codes ​

The supported way to share a profile.

  1. On the Mods page, make sure the profile you want to share is active, then click Share Profile in the page header. Zephyr generates a code and copies it to your clipboard.
  2. Send the code over Discord/whatever.
  3. The recipient clicks Import Code on their Mods page header, pastes the code, and picks whether to create a new profile or overwrite their active one.

Import dialog

Profile files ​

.r2z profile files are imported, not exported. If someone shares one with you (e.g. from another mod manager that exports .r2z), you can:

  • Double-click the file - Zephyr registers itself as the handler for .r2z.
  • Drop the file onto the Zephyr window.

Either way Zephyr opens the same import dialog as the code flow.

What's in the recipe ​

  • Mod list with exact versions and sources (Thunderstore / CurseForge / local).
  • Per-mod configs you've edited.
  • Custom load order if you set one.
  • Profile metadata (name, optional icon).

Locally imported mods get bundled into the file because there's no source to re-download from.

Cloud sync ​

A signed-in Zephyr can sync profiles across your own machines. That's the same recipe model - the mods get re-fetched on each device. See Cloud sync.

Tips ​

  • Pin versions explicitly if you're sharing for a co-op session. Letting mods auto-update at install time can desync players.
  • Name profiles descriptively. "Lethal Company QoL only, no cosmetics" tells someone in 5 seconds whether it's what they want.

TIP

Publishing modpacks directly to Thunderstore from Zephyr is on the roadmap but not yet wired up. For now, share profiles via codes / files as above.

Released under GPL-3.0.