Everything you need to know about rating mods on BeamLeaks
BeamLeaks uses a 5-star rating system. When you download a mod and are logged in, you'll be able to rate it after using it for at least one hour. This ensures ratings are based on actual experience with the mod.
Ratings help other users discover high-quality mods and provide valuable feedback to mod creators.
You can rate a mod if you meet these requirements:
This waiting period ensures you've had time to try the mod before rating it.
Once you're logged in and have downloaded a mod, follow these steps:
To rate a mod from your profile's "Pending Ratings" section:
You can also leave a comment along with your rating to provide more detailed feedback!
Currently, once you submit a rating, it is final. Make sure you've thoroughly tested the mod before submitting your rating. We may add the ability to edit ratings in the future.
No, rating mods is completely optional! However, we encourage you to rate mods you've tried to help the community discover great content and support mod creators.
Here's a general guide for rating mods:
The one hour waiting period ensures that ratings are based on actual experience with the mod, not just first impressions. This leads to more accurate and helpful ratings for the community.
Unfortunately, no. The system tracks downloads when you're logged in. If you downloaded a mod before creating an account or while logged out, you won't be able to rate it through the pending ratings system. You can download it again while logged in to enable rating.
There are a few reasons why a mod might not appear:
The average rating displayed on each mod is calculated by taking the mean of all ratings submitted by users. For example, if a mod has ratings of 5, 4, and 5 stars, its average would be 4.7 stars.