To override this behaviour, run force_install_dir within the steamcmd terminal, for example I would use force_install_dir H:\Games\StellarisMods\. Use login anonymous or login from within the steamcmd terminal to do this.īy default, files will be downloaded under steamcmd's directory to somewhere like. You will need to log in either as an anonymous or authenticated user depending on whether or not game ownership is required to download workshop content. You can run the tool directly or from another terminal like cygwin or cmd. Don't overwrite the metadata file though, as when you uploaded your mod the first time, the uploader added an additional line indication your mods ID.Download steamcmd which is Valve's official command-line tool for running dedicated game servers and mods. It should reload all the old information. To update your mod, simply update your files and choose your folder again. Congratz, you have successfully released a mod onto the workshop! Don't forget to remove any other files of your mod from the /mod folder, otherwise Starbound will load those. For that click on the green subscribe button and it should download your modfiles. Best is though that you try it out yourself before you do this, to ensure it is working properly. That other users will be able to see that, change it to "public". When you first upload a mod, it will automatically set it's visibility to "hidden". A number will appear under the "Mod ID", click it and it will port you to your now freshly created modsite where you can change a few things or also add some pictures or youtube links to it. If you have a mistake in your metadata file, you will get an error message already here. Anyways, after you have finished the details, click on "Upload to Steam!" and the tool should pack your mod together and load it onto the steam databases. You can now give your mod a name (aka the name it will be shown as in the game itself), a title (the name which is shown while browsing the workshop), a description, version number and even a preview image (definitely upload one, it helps tremendously gaining traffic) If your metadata is renamed and structured correctly it should read the information from it. Choose "Select Mod Directory" and browse the subfolder you created (in our case it would be in Starbound/mymods/"yourmodname/". Alternatively you can also directly start the exe in the win32 folder in your Starbound folder. Now, go to your steam library and either rightclick Starbound or start it and choose the "Mod Uploader Tool". The _ at the end here is for windows user, it enables you to name a file with only an ending. }-save the txt file, rename it to "_metadata_" or ".metadata_".
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