Homebrew Question Using Mods on Only One User?

[Cacx101]

Just like the title says, I was wondering if there was a way to have one user have mods (let's say, for Super Mario Odyssey), while another user doesn't have the mods. Thanks in advance!

 

[Deleted User]

mods dont ban normally. i had my switch and used mario odyssey mods everyday and didnt got catched for around 1 and a half year

 

[DocKlokMan]

Just like the title says, I was wondering if there was a way to have one user have mods (let's say, for Super Mario Odyssey), while another user doesn't have the mods. Thanks in advance!

No, I requested per-user layeredFS support but there's no good way to actually separate the mods by user so it was declined.

 

[Cacx101]

No, I requested per-user layeredFS support but there's no good way to actually separate the mods by user so it was declined.

OK, then. I already found a way to solve my problem anyways. Thanks anyways!

 

[KazoWAR]

OK, then. I already found a way to solve my problem anyways. Thanks anyways!

If you fixed your problem, please provide the solution for any future people who find this thread googling the problem.

 

[Cacx101]

If you fixed your problem, please provide the solution for any future people who find this thread googling the problem.

Yeah, makes sense. Well, there really isn't a way to have per-user mods, but I just used one of the file browsers that the switch had, and renamed the romfs folder to "SOMETHING RELATING TO MOD" romfs. That way, the system doesn't read it, but I not only know what the mod is, I can put another romfs folder for another mod. If I ever want to switch back, I just rename the current mod romfs folder to "SOMETHING RELATING TO MOD" romfs (skipping this step if I have no mods currently active), and renaming the previous folder back to romfs. (shoot, made this longer than it needed to be, oof)