FAQ Click to readĪ: If you own a game on a different platform like GOG or the Epic Games store, you can not download mods for the game, as the majority of mods are locked inside Steam's workshop. It works with a lot of SteamCMD unsupported games, usually single-player ones. You can also try downloading with SteamWebAPI. Note 2: If a game does not work, try to download the mods using the AppID (Homepage) of it's dedicated server. Note 1: Games that aren't listed here are not guaranteed to work. Installation of mods differs from game to game. This will only happen on your very first launch.)Īfter the download is completed the folder containing the mod will open on a separate window.
(Note: The first time it might take longer to download cause SteamCMD is downloading some necessary files. Īt the "Workshop mod URL" box simply copy & paste, inside the box, the URL of the mod you want to download. (You can read more information for various issues, inside WorkshopDL by going at "Help>Support".)ĭo not open the "steamcmd.exe" located inside the steamcmd folder.Īt the "Workshop Homepage" box simply copy & paste, inside the box, the game's workshop homepage URL.įor example, here is a workshop homepage. WorkshopDL in comparison with similar downloaders FeaturesĪutomatic support for 1GB+ mods (Through SteamCMD)Īutomaticly downloads and extracts SteamCMDĪutomatic disposal of steamcmd's temporary files (They can exceed 20gb in size, if never cleared) Note: For some games, you might need to manually add the file extension to the mod.
I've decided to make my own standalone workshop downloader with a GUI to make things easier. Since most of the popular workshop downloading websites have shutdown or instruct users to download & use SteamCMD, a command-line program, Let me know if you face any problems with the installers THE files are ARE COMPILED USING INSTALL FORGE
0 kommentar(er)
