Modnix VS NgrokGUI

Use modnix, it's Phoenix Point "mod manager"

And all of this also requires the Modnix. And mods are only available on PCs. They work on EGS, GoG or Steam variants of the game. Nobody knows about the gamepass/Windows Store variants.

And then when you play with DLCs, I have this one I recommend, all the other nice mods have been included into this one. They require the Modnix to install.

The easiest way to set up the game with mods is to download the Modnix, I reccomend the Beta 3, as it has more build-in options, and it is stable. Unarchive the Modnix to a folder like "tools" or what ever, then run the Modnix.exe, setup it by pointing the game folder, which will then make a Mods folder quick icon to show up in the game's own folder, then download tthe mods, extract those to the folder referenced previously and then run the Modnix again, enable the mods, and from then on the mods will be always active, unless the game gets an update, in which case you just need to do the setup again.

And get this MOD: https://www.nexusmods.com/phoenixpoint/mods/53 . Its a must. It has features that the game developers should have added long time ago. The default settings are good enough, however u can modify it to kinda cheat your way through. You will need this to run the mod- https://www.nexusmods.com/phoenixpoint/mods/43

Q: How to apply mods ? A: Download the Modnix, extract, and install, this will setup your "mods" folder. Then download mods, extract to the "mods" folder, and run the Modnix, the mods you want. In this case it's at least the PPDefModifier 1.7 ... that alone won't do anything. But it allows custom mods, such as this(the next 7 days). Extract that to the "PPDefModifier" folder. Enable the PPDefModifier in Modnix, and from that point on your troopers won't have a fumble chance on JumpJet usage. Unless your game is updated, and then you just need to apply the Modnix again and then mods. And the PPDefModifier will allow custom .json files to be added to the folder and they will apply to the game even without needing to interact with Modnix.

Well, here, look at that, it's a currently compatible modload order tool.

For it to work, one usually installs the primary mod, via Modnix, and then you customize the .json file... for it to do anything.

Another option that works in much the same way is NgrokGUI and it's simpler for everyone to use than Hamachi.

See https://github.com/entvex/NgrokGUI#readme

The project can be found on github