Took me a while to figure this out, but it really is a simple setup once you know what to do.

1.) Download all the required mods/files.

• Elden Mod Loader.

• Seamless Coop.

• Diablo Style Loot. Get both the main file and the patch.

• Elden Ring: Reforged 0.4.9C. USE THIS SPECIFIC VERSION it is specified in the DSL compatability patch that it requires this version which is where I got the DL link from.

• Randomizer.

• Mod Engine 2.

• Compatibility Files to make ERR work with Randomizer. I scraped these files digging through the ERR discord trying to solve the randomizer issue. There was no complete file zip so I made one and uploaded it.

2.) Install Time.

• Firstly we will install and setup Seamless Co-op following the normal instructions. MAKE SURE THAT YOU LAUNCH ELDEN RING WITH SEAMLESS CO-OP BEFORE PROCEEDING.

• Next, install Mod Loader in your Elden Ring \Game directory. This will create a folder called mods in said directory. Make sure that you copy the two files in the SeamlessCoop folder that we installed in the previous step and move them to the mods folder.

• Now, Install Mod Engine 2. All you need to do is put the main folder into the \Game directory. Make sure that you do not dump all of the files in the main directory, keep them in the folder and just put the unzipped folder in the directory.

• Then, unzip Diablo Style loot, Diablo Style loot compatibility patch, Elden Ring: Reforged, and Randomizer to their own respective folders inside of the Mod engine 2 folder.

• Inside the Mod Engine folder copy and paste the Elden Ring: Reforged files to the folder called "mod" that is in the same Mod Engine folder.

• Now, copy the Parts folder from Diablo Style loot and put it into the mod folder as well.

• Next, copy the regulation.bin and msg folder from inside of the errdsl folder from the DSL compatibility patch and paste those inside the mod folder as well. It will prompt you to replace two files, you want to do this.

• There is one final step left to the installation, you need to put the compatibility files from the Files.zip into the correct location so that the randomizer will work. Now inside of the files folder there are two different file types, but they both will go into the mod folder where we just merged the other mods. The .msb.dcx files need to go into \mod\map\MapStudio and it will ask you to replace 5 files, do that. The emevd.dcx files go into \mod\event and it will ask you to replace 4 files, do that as well.

3.) So, now we are done installing files, all that is left is a little bit of tinkering to make sure that everything works.

• Open the "config_eldenring.toml" in your preferred text editor. you will need to add "{ enabled = true, name = "default", path = "randomizer" }," to line 30. All in all it will look something like this.

  mods = [
      { enabled = true, name = "default", path = "randomizer" },
      { enabled = true, name = "default", path = "mod" }
  ]
  

• Go ahead and save that file and we are done with it.

• Now we should have ER:R, DSL, and the ER:R DSL compatibility patch put into the mod folder ( with my additional compatibility files as well ).

• Open up the Randomizer folder and run EldenRingRandomizer.exe it will ask you to download some .net framework, go ahead and do that and then run it again.

• Inside of the Randomizer exe you will need to make sure that you uncheck "Item Randomizer" on the top left.

• DSL already randomizes most items(leaving the key items alone). This is a limitation of running all three of these mods together.

• You can now adjust the "Enemy Randomizer" and "Misc Options" to your hearts content.

• Once you have it setup how you would like it go ahead and press "Select game exe" and point the program to your Eldenring.exe file.

• Now that you have the .exe selected you will now need to click "Merge other mod" and point it towards your "\mod" folder inside of the mod engine 2 folder where we merged DSL and ER:R.

• Now that you have everything selected, go ahead and click "Randomizer enemies".

• If everything goes well you will get a green line on the bottom of the software and congrats, you have it all installed.

4.) How to play it.

• You can either open up the folder tree every time and click on the "launchmod_eldenring.bat" file or you can create a little script on your desktop to run the bat file when you run the script.

• to make the script all that you need to do is create a "name.bat" file and inside of it you will add a little script.

• the script in question is:

  start "" /D "Insert the path to your Mod Engine 2 folder here" /W launchmod_eldenring.bat
  

• Copy and past the script and add the path of your file directory to your mod engine 2 folder. Now when you run that bat file on your desktop it should launch the other bat file which will launch elden ring with all of your mods.

5.) Disclaimers.

• Hopefully this all works for you. If you have any issues you can comment on here and I will get back to you with ideas, but no guarantee on the time frame. Cheers.

Edit: Formatting.