How to Upload Items to Steam Workshop
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How to upload to Workshop [EASY]
Finally, you really constitute a guide to uploading files, maps, and your addon to the Steam Workshop! I'm going to keep this simple, so y'all're going to have to download a program chosen The Garry's Mod Publishing Utility, created by the keen 'alatnet'!
**Of import DISCLAIMER**
WARNING! If you upload, or possibly update, multiple addons inside a curt span, you will have the potential to be temp or perma banned from the steam community, so I would suggest to space out your uploads.
Training
Keeping it simple, brand a folder on your desktop named "Workshop" as we volition be putting all our files in hither for simplicity's sake.
To prepare for your upload to workshop, you're going to demand a 512 x 512 .jpg paradigm of your addon, what people will see that will best correspond your piece of work. Something that has it's name it it, or something to really grab their attention. It's up to you lot.
If you knew what you're doing when you created your addon/map/tool, you should have all of your things, neatly folder'd up, like so:
Addon/Lua/files and other blah
*It doesn't have to be this manner, though information technology volition help to go along things simple and manageable.
Let'southward get Uploading!
All sytems go! Assuming you prepared correctly, downloaded The Garry's Modern Publishing Utility, and unzipped it, we're going to exist looking within the gmpu 1.1 Null for a file called gmpu.jar, and moving it into the folder previously mention 'workshop'
Rename information technology if you lot wish (I renamed it Garry'south Mod Publishing Utility, but that'due south just me) and open up it.
A long, rectangular card should popular up, similar in look to Minecraft Modloader, DON'T PANIC!!!
Here's what to do:
- Under gmpublish'southward path, click Folder, and in the 'Choose gmpublish path', go to SteamApps\mutual\GarrysMod and click the 'open up' button on bin. Don't go INSIDE of bin, Click Open on Bin! The pathway should read C:\Steam\SteamApps\common\GarrysMod\bin or something similar to that.
- Now, under gmad, we're going to do the exact aforementioned matter, Directory C:\Steam\SteamApps\common\GarrysMod\bin just as earlier.
Once your paths take been set, click 'Ok'
Now a much larger carte should appear! Have a moment to read and understand what everything is.
The peak left options, under Mode, you'll see Create, Create GMA, Update, and Extract.
Click each one and notice the different options in the carte du jour go inactive.
When you're done, fix the Mode to Create to continue. - Next pace is to select your folder containing your addon'southward files. Under the empty 'Addon List', click 'Binder' and go into workshop and click 'open' on the binder with the addon proper name.
- Correct below File or Binder, you should run across Icon. Here is where y'all will load the 512 x 512 image mentioned before. If done correctly, you should see the image appear in the Icon Preview.
- Nether Addon.json, but select the blazon and tags that best represent your addon.
- When all of that is done, click "Add to Queue" and in the top correct you lot should see under 'Queue' your addon, fix to go! Click the name under 'Activeness'/'Job' so that it is highlighted/selected.
- Click 'Execute' and it will upload to workshop, seeing if you did everything correctly!
Making your Addon Public!
With steam take already been open and running through the unabridged procedure, go to your workshop, look for your addon, and under owner controls, in Alter Visibility, set it to Public, and merely like that, yous've uploaded an addon to Workshop!
Credit to Alatnet for creating the GUI!
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Source: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=160789919
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