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#Workshop mods have more complex layout - [[Documentation/Tools/SCS_Workshop_Uploader/versions.sii|versions.sii]] etc. | #Workshop mods have more complex layout - [[Documentation/Tools/SCS_Workshop_Uploader/versions.sii|versions.sii]] etc. | ||
− | #In normal mods you specify `compatible_versions` in [[Documentation/Engine/Mod_manager#Using_the_manifest|manifest.sii]] file however for | + | #In normal mods you specify `compatible_versions` in the [[Documentation/Engine/Mod_manager#Using_the_manifest|manifest.sii]] file however, for Steam Workshop mods you specify a `compatible_versions` array in the versions.sii file. |
− | #When you are creating standard mod you need to take care about | + | #When you are creating a standard mod you need to take care about its distribution and your mod users needs to take care of downloading the up-to-date version. Meanwhile, Steam Workshop mods are automatically downloaded for each mod subscriber when you upload a new version to the workshop. |
Revision as of 03:28, 14 June 2023
- Workshop mods have more complex layout - versions.sii etc.
- In normal mods you specify `compatible_versions` in the manifest.sii file however, for Steam Workshop mods you specify a `compatible_versions` array in the versions.sii file.
- When you are creating a standard mod you need to take care about its distribution and your mod users needs to take care of downloading the up-to-date version. Meanwhile, Steam Workshop mods are automatically downloaded for each mod subscriber when you upload a new version to the workshop.