This little helps you to upload your content creations (mods) to the Steam Workshop. It is based on the SteamCMD command line tool but made a bit more convenient with a graphical interface.Project settings:. Title: name of your mod. Public: check this box if you want to make your mod public, leave it unchecked if you want it to be private (can be changed later directly in the Steam Workshop. Version: the lower the version number, the earlier the development status.

Usually 1.00 means the mod is final. In the textures folder the texture is called 'Myvehicle1.png' (the 'M' is upper case) which will result in a crash for Linux and Mac users as it considers the file not existing! Just want to say, uploading your mods' content folder from RunningWithRiflesmediapackages WILL NOT WORK! When you are ready to upload your mod, you need to have a folder superstructure to upload like below:1. Create similar folder structure like below. My mod name is Running with Trench Foot; the folder named 'modding' is optional, but the rest of the folder superstructure is CRITICAL; the 'modding' folder is just a convenient way to organize your mods.RunningWithRiflesmodding RunningwithTrenchFootmediapackagesRunningwithTrenchFoot2.

Jan 22, 2019  This is a solo run on the Overlord Defense mod, with default difficulty (Veteran) which adds FoV for more excitement:) The Overlord Defense mod is a.

Grim fandango remastered pc controls. Within that final folder place your packageconfig.xml and all your modified assets (such as scripts folder, weapons folder etc).3. The Content folder you select to upload with Steam WUT is RunningWithRiflesmoddingRunningwithTrenchFoot.Hopefully that will help with others!