How to fix Lethal Company bigger lobby not working

Having trouble with the Lethal Company BiggerLobby mod? Don't worry, we're here to help! In this guide, we'll walk you through some potential solutions to resolve any issues you may be experiencing. So let's get started and get your mod working smoothly again!

Lethal Company BiggerLobby is a popular mod for the game that allows players to increase the lobby size, enabling more players to join in multiplayer games. However, like any mod, it can sometimes encounter problems that prevent it from working as intended. Luckily, there are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and fix these issues.

To ensure the mod functions properly, it's crucial to have all the necessary dependencies correctly installed on your system. The Lethal Company BiggerLobby mod requires both BepInEx and LC API to be installed and up-to-date. These dependencies provide the framework and tools necessary for the mod to work seamlessly.

To check if you have the required dependencies, navigate to the game's installation folder and locate the BepInEx folder. Inside this folder, you should see a "plugins" folder. If you don't have this folder, it means BepInEx is not installed correctly. In that case, you'll need to download and install BepInEx by following the installation instructions provided by the mod creator.

Once you have confirmed that BepInEx is installed correctly, you also need to ensure that LC API is installed and up-to-date. LC API is a library that provides additional functionalities for mods developed by Lethal Company. You can find the latest version of LC API on the mod's official page or on the Thunderstore website.

Double-check if the mod's DLL file is placed in the correct folder within the BepInEx Plugins Folder. Sometimes a simple misplacement can cause issues. Take a moment to confirm that everything is in its proper place.

To verify the mod's placement, navigate to the game's installation folder and locate the BepInEx folder. Inside this folder, you should see a "plugins" folder. Open the "plugins" folder and ensure that the Lethal Company BiggerLobby mod's DLL file is present. If you don't see the mod's DLL file, you may have inadvertently placed it in the wrong location. In that case, move the file into the correct folder and restart the game to see if the mod is now working.

If manual installation fails or seems too cumbersome, consider using the Thunderstore Mod Manager for seamless mod integration. This handy tool allows you to easily browse, install, and manage various mods, including the Lethal Company BiggerLobby mod.

To use the Thunderstore Mod Manager, you first need to download and install it from the Thunderstore website. Once installed, open the manager and search for the Lethal Company BiggerLobby mod. Once you find it, click on the mod to view more details. From there, you can choose to install the mod with a simple click of a button. The manager will handle the installation process automatically, ensuring that all dependencies are correctly installed.

Using a mod manager can save you time and effort, especially if you are new to modding or find manual installation confusing. It also helps keep your mods organized and up-to-date, as the manager will notify you of any available updates for the mods you have installed.

When all else fails, starting fresh can sometimes do wonders. Consider uninstalling and reinstalling both the game and the mod itself after performing a clean installation of the game files. This helps eliminate any conflicts or errors that might have accumulated over time.

To perform a clean installation, first, uninstall the game and delete any remaining files or folders related to the game. This ensures that there are no leftover files that could potentially interfere with the mod's installation or functioning. Once you have completely removed the game, reinstall it from a trusted source.

After reinstalling the game, follow the steps outlined earlier to install the Lethal Company BiggerLobby mod. Ensure that you have the latest version of the mod and its dependencies. Restart the game and check if the mod is now working as intended.