#Rimworld steam workshop update#
#Rimworld steam workshop mods#

Added the ability to subscribe to an item and all the items it depends on.

You can now filter to games that have Workshops based on whether you recently visited them, and we've brought back the ability to view Workshops for games you own or have recent playtime in. We've also added some more browsing options to the main Workshop Home page. Then you can re-run your search at any time by selecting that saved search query from your game's Workshop home page. Basically, if you often find yourself searching/sorting/filtering to find the same kind of items in a game's Workshop, you can now save those search query parameters. On the web side of things, we've added Saved Search Queries. You can opt into the Steam Client beta to try out these changes.

#Rimworld steam workshop mods#

Missing dependencies will also be displayed, to make it easier to see why some mods are not working. Also, if Workshop creators have set their items as depending on other items, you can automatically set the load order based on these dependencies. And you can now change the local load order for your items. You can also filter your list by name or by tag.įor more advanced use cases, you can disable items from being loaded by your game.

The subscription list now contains additional information, such as when the item was last updated, when you subscribed to it, and any item dependencies. The new Steam Client beta has various improvements around Workshop, including displaying which item is being downloaded in the Downloads page, and an improved interface for dealing with your Workshop item subscriptions (accessible from your game's Properties dialog).

We've recently added some features to the Workshop that should be pretty useful for both new and power users alike.

Added ability to quickly remove all items or linked collections.

item's you've published, favorited, or subscribed to)

Added the ability to add or remove all items from the selected section (e.g.

Added the ability to sort items in ascending or descending order.

Added the ability to sort items by Time Created or Time Updated.

There have also been some small updates to the Collection editor itself to make managing items a bit easier. There’s also an option to save a collection’s contents to another collection. On a collection's web page, the 'Subscribe to all' button will now give you a choice of adding to or overwriting your current subscription list.

On the Steam Community, the 'Save to Collection' button is accessible on your subscriptions page for a game. (note that you'll need to save your subscriptions to a collection before you can send a link to a friend). We've also made it easier to share the mods you are using with your friends - Workshop Collections can now be shared via a link from within the Steam Client. The load order for your items will match the order of subscriptions within the collection.

#Rimworld steam workshop update#

From here you can quickly save your subscriptions list to a collection, or update your subscriptions list from a collection. In the Steam Client ( beta), you can access your Workshop Collections on your game's Properties > Workshop page under Advanced Options. This will make it easier to create 'presets' or 'mod lists' that you can swap between for whatever reason. Based on your feedback from the recent Steam Workshop changes outlined here, we've added some additional features around Workshop subscriptions: you can now easily create, save, and load different subscription lists using Workshop Collections.