1. Find your Discord user data directory:
   <channel> refers to the Discord version channel (Stable, Canary, PTB, Development) you want to mod. Stable has no suffix.
   • For Linux: ~/.config/discord<channel>/
   • For Windows: %appdata%\discord<channel>\
   • For Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/discord<channel>/
2. There should be a settings.json, add the following lines after the first line of the contents (below the {):

"UPDATE_ENDPOINT": "https://updates.goosemod.com/goosemod",
"NEW_UPDATE_ENDPOINT": "https://updates.goosemod.com/goosemod/",

3. Restart Discord by quitting via the system tray icon, then opening it again.

GooseMod should now be installed! If you have any issues you can get help in the help channel of the Discord.

1. Make sure your settings.json is formatted correctly, here is an example of what the full contents of a file should look like:

{
  "UPDATE_ENDPOINT": "https://updates.goosemod.com/goosemod",
  "NEW_UPDATE_ENDPOINT": "https://updates.goosemod.com/goosemod/",
  "BACKGROUND_COLOR": "#202225",
  "IS_MAXIMIZED": false,
  "IS_MINIMIZED": false,
  "WINDOW_BOUNDS": {
    "x": 2,
    "y": 22,
    "width": 1596,
    "height": 876
  }
}

2. Make sure your update endpoints are correct, common mistakes:

• UPDATE_ENDPOINT should not end with a /
• NEW_UPDATE_ENDPOINT should end with a /

Remove the two added lines mentioned above from your settings.json.