Quick and dirty guide for uploading mods to Steam Workshop.
How to Upload
Feel like an idiot like I did? Pas de soucis! I smashed my head on the keyboard trial and error until I figured this out.
Make your edits to the files you need.
Take those files and place them into an « objets » ou « graphique » dossier (or both if you have graphics with your mod)
Make a separate folder for your mod, call it whatever the name of your mod is: « ExampleMod »
Lieu « ExampleMod » into mod_upload located at: Dwarf Fortress\mods\mod_upload
Make a text file called info.txt
Fill out the information inside:
(je’m using my mod as an example of how yours should look)
[IDENTIFIANT:foreign_equipment_smithing]
[NUMERIC_VERSION:1]
[DISPLAYED_VERSION:1]
[EARLIEST_COMPATIBLE_NUMERIC_VERSION:1]
[EARLIEST_COMPATIBLE_DISPLAYED_VERSION:1]
[AUTHOR:ANickel]
[NOM:Foreign Equipment Smithing]
[DESCRIPTION:Allows your dwarves to unravel the secrets of crafting foreign weaponry such as scimitars, halberds and blowdarts]
[STEAM_TITLE:Foreign Equipment Smithing]
[STEAM_DESCRIPTION:Allows your dwarves to unravel the secrets of crafting foreign weaponry such as scimitars, halberds and blowdarts]
[STEAM_TAG:module]
[STEAM_TAG:arme]
Go ahead and save that file, boot up Dwarf Fortress and select the « Mod » languette, cliquez sur « Publish » and you should be good to go.
The file structure stumped me the most, donc je’ll leave it here as an example!
Dwarf Fortress\mods\mod_upload\examplemod\objects\modcontentinhere
C'est tout ce que nous partageons aujourd'hui pour cela Forteresse naine guide. Ce guide a été initialement créé et rédigé par A Nickel. Si nous ne parvenons pas à mettre à jour ce guide, vous pouvez trouver la dernière mise à jour en suivant ceci lien.