If you just want to download mods and use them in game, you can view them on Steam Workshop (requires the steam version of the game) or download them from places like Banished Info.

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If you’re interested modding Banished to add new things or change the game, read on! You can add new buildings, professions, crops, animals, resources, tweak the game balancing, and more. To get started you’ll need to have purchased a copy of the game from Shining Rock Software, Steam, or gog.com.

If you’d like to use Steam Workshop, be sure to purchase the Steam version, or buy it from Shining Rock Software and use the included steam key to add the game to your Steam library.

The mod kit is currently version 1.0.7 Build 170910.

You can download the latest version of the mod kit here.
BanishedKit_1.0.7.170910.zip

Inside the archive you’ll find instructions in the readme.html file on how to use the mod kit. You can also read it below.

You can download the non-steam patch to update to 1.0.7 build 170910 here from 1.0.6. Otherwise download the new version from where you originally bought it.
BanishedPatch_1.0.6_To_1.0.7.170910.zip
You’ll have to extract it into your Banished game folder, making sure to preserve the directory structure of the archive. This will overwrite several game files such as executables and dlls.

– Debug menu now supports adding custom resources.
– Crashes fixed when trying to use more than 3 resource requirements on a building.
– Fixed a crash caused by using UI scale in some cases.
– Updated the mod kit to have an example of modifying the trading post to auto purchase custom resources.
– Added Custom0.9 resource flags and resource limits. Modified UI that uses these accordingly to be able to use them.
– Fixed a bug cause by towm hall deletion while nomads are in route

– Fixed a crash that occurred when clicking on the town hall if a translation mod was in use that was built with 1.0.4. Missing text data will now be blank.
– Fixed a bug that caused orchards and pastures to not drop items inside their boundaries as was intended.

– Fixed a bug that caused fonts from 1.0.4 to not load in 1.0.5. A UCS2 – UTF8 conversion wasn’t made properly.
– Fixed a bug that caused dropped resources (from citizen death/task cancelation) to drop in invalid places.
– Fixed a bug that caused orchards to cause invalid data access and or data corruption if a citizen tried to harvest a tree, but the tree died before he got there.
– Fixed a bug that caused potential memory corruption when cutting down an orchards trees.
– Fixed a bug that caused a crash if game startup failed before memory allocation was available or was corrupt. It now properly displays an error.
– Fixed a bug that caused a crash when loading old mods that had custom materials. The game will no longer crash, however objects with those materials will not display. Mods should be updated to the newest mod kit version to fix this issue.
– Added better error message if the game runs out of memory due to too many mods loaded.

– UTF8 is now used instead of USC2.
– Resource files can be in UTF8, USC2, UTF16, big and little endian. They’ll be converted to UTF8 on load.
– Memory usage allowance has been increased to 1 gigabyte, which should allow for larger mods.
– All materials now use custom shading language SRSL instead of HLSL.
– Any mods with custom materials will need to be modified to point to the new shaders and/or use SRSL.
– Math library can now be compiled without the need for SIMD instructions.
– OpenGL is now supported (but isn’t currently being released with the PC version)
– Data compilation is now in a separate DLL – CompileWin.dll – this can be swapped out for other platforms (consoles, mac, linux, etc)
– Shader compiler is now in it’s own DLL. Video DX9/DX11/GL dlls are no longer required for compiling shaders.
– Added safety code to check for invalid and dangling pointers – this should make catching hard to find and rare issues easier.
– Sped up mod details dialog for massive mods that have 10000’s of files included. This should make looking at conflicts and uploading to Steam workshop easier.
– Beta Mods and Mods newer than the currently released version can no longer be uploaded to Steam Workshop.
– Nvidia and AMD GPUs in laptops should now be auto selected for use, instead of an Intel Integrated card.
– Textile limit is now available for modders to use.
- – Cropfields, Fishing, Forester, Hunters, Orchards, and Pastures now have a configurable resource limit.
- – Livestock has a resource limit for the by product they make (eggs, wool, milk, etc) Note that if a by product isn’t created because of the resource limit,
  the icon won’t appear above the building.
- – Added textile to the Status Bar, Resource Limit window, and Town Hall UI
- – Added graphs for textiles to Town Hall UI

– Uploading mods to Steam Workshop now requires the user to have the original compiled data before packaging on disk (generally .crs files). The data must be in the same location it was build and match the files in the package. For example, if the mod was built in C:BanishedKitmymodbin, then all files created during mod compilation must remain in that directory for the mod to be added to Steam Workshop.
Without the original data, the Add to Workshop and Update on Workshop buttons are unavailable. Current mods need to be rebuilt with Banished Kit 141123 before they can be updated.
No other changes to the game or mod kit have been made, so non-steam users can continue using build 141103.

– Increased memory usage allowed for save games. This allows larger modded maps than default to be saved safely. However at some point very large maps will crash the game due to out of memory, or textures failing to be created.
– Trade UI now expands automatically for orders.
– Fix a bug that caused mods to become unreferenced in save games when opening the mod dialog in game and then pressing cancel.
– Fixed a bug that caused mods that should be unloaded to stay in memory if they were loaded at game start. This fixed random ghost buttons on the toolbar.
– Fixed tutorials not progressing properly.

– Fixed mods not showing up on the toolbar.
– Fixed crash when loading save games saved with 141001.

– Fixed a crash when disabling mods that had new map types.
– Fixed the toolbar showing empty buttons in certain cases.
– The trade UI now dynamically resizes to make sure all items can be shown at once. This fixes crashes when the general merchant comes with many mods that add resources enabled.
– Fixed a rare crash that was caused by closing tooltips in a particular way.
– xWMAEncode now uses the /bin parameter to located it.
– Fixed a bug that allowed combo box drop downs to stay up if the parent button went away.
– Added an option to draw the mouse cursor in software in cases where DirectX fails to display the cursor properly.
– Moved ‘clip mouse to window’ option from Game options to input options.
– Added a cursor option that allows the resource to specify the hot spot of cursors. This also facilitates the software cursor.
– Added a Reset All option to the game launcher. This allows the game to reset to default settings if a setting is causing a game crash. The command line option /reset also does the same thing. Note this will unset achievements in non-steam versions.
– Adding an option to the game launcher to disable use of DirectInput. This should allow systems where the mouse doesn’t move to work properly, however only the left, right, and middle mouse buttons will be available.
– Roads will now always draw roads no matter how many there are on the terrain.
– Misc fixes for rare crashes.

– Updated to latest FBX sdk. This required moving x32 and x64 builds into their own folder since the dll name is the same for both 32 and 64 bit versions.
– Added support for a cmd.txt file that contains command line parameters.

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