Note, you'll need to be logged in with the same account that you uploaded the original file with. In the "publishedfileid" field, you can change the number to your already created item. If you have an item you've already made, you can follow the above instructions to create an item. Once you have all the done, you should be able to upload the item. It's probably best to set this in the program, just so you don't mess it up by accident.
"tags": You can put a tag so it shows in the correct category. "description": A short description, you can edit this later right on the workshop page "title": Should be the name of you item, this is what will appear on the workshop "visibility": 0 is public, 1 is friends only, 2 is private "previewfile": This is the image file you'll see on the workshop, you can preview it in the program, and it'll let you know if it's correct "contentfolder": This is where you place everything you want uploaded, the folder name should already be correct
"publishedfileid": This will be the steamid of your item I've noticed that sometimes it forgets what you've written, so if you edit the json instead of using the program, you should be fine. What I like to do is close the uploader program, and edit the json file manually. Once you do that, your item will appear in the list, and a new folder will appear in the SteamWorkshopUploader\WorkshopContent folder. In the "Create Item" field, put in the name of your item. Yours will only have 'Example', but let's change that. Once you open the program, you'll see a screen like this: You'll also need these two files, they go into the main folder and will overwrite the existing ones.īefore you open the program, make sure Steam is running, and you're logged into the account you want to upload with. Items list is here.First step is to go here and download this tool: Please note: Mods are only listed here if they have a dedicated wiki page, and if the wiki page provides extra information that the mods's workshop page does not include, eg a list of items. This section lists mods that are on the workshop, but which have detailed information about them on this wiki. This means that both the information on the page, as well as the mods themselves, are all out of date and may be incorrect. They are from before Patch 0.8.0.3, when Steam Workshop support was added. Mods that are manually installed can be viewed on the Mods Archive page.
The best place to discuss mods is in the official Brotato discord. Input cooldown values to see the in-game attack speed. Grid of all vanilla items, with filter buttons. They may not follow the same objective standards as the rest of the wiki. Lots of extra info for modders, such as how to use custom text colors.Ī reference list of all the custom effects in vanilla, and what they do. Guide to modding Brotato (for mod creators)
They explain the basics of creating mods, and using them. There are 2 Steam guides to help with modding.
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