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About this mod
Allows for easy and automatic upload of mods to Steam Workshop
- Permissions and credits
- Mirrors
- Donations
First, download and extract all the 7z file anywhere on your hard drive.
In order to use the Mod Uploader you have to create a JSON file containing information about the mod to be uploaded.
Once this json file is created you just drag&drop it on "ProjectAutomata.WorkshopUploader.exe" and it will start uploading
automagically.
After the upload is completed, the Uploader will overwrite your JSON file and add two fields, which create a mapping between the JSON
and the actual steam workshop item.
Subsequent uploads will be treated as updates, so the mod can be updated the same way its uploaded, so keep them handy.
Example
{
"title": "Testmod2",
"description": "This is a test mod omgfz0r!",
"visibility": "PUBLIC",
"contentFolder": "E:/Unity/Projects/Project Automata Git/Mods/Trumpet/",
"mainPreview": "E:/Unity/Projects/Project Automata Git/Private/test.png",
"changeNote": "Added more preview stuff"
}
The fields should be pretty self-explanatory,
Changenote can be used as a changelog for the current version or like a git commit message.
In order to use the Mod Uploader you have to create a JSON file containing information about the mod to be uploaded.
Once this json file is created you just drag&drop it on "ProjectAutomata.WorkshopUploader.exe" and it will start uploading
automagically.
After the upload is completed, the Uploader will overwrite your JSON file and add two fields, which create a mapping between the JSON
and the actual steam workshop item.
Subsequent uploads will be treated as updates, so the mod can be updated the same way its uploaded, so keep them handy.
Example
{
"title": "Testmod2",
"description": "This is a test mod omgfz0r!",
"visibility": "PUBLIC",
"contentFolder": "E:/Unity/Projects/Project Automata Git/Mods/Trumpet/",
"mainPreview": "E:/Unity/Projects/Project Automata Git/Private/test.png",
"changeNote": "Added more preview stuff"
}
The fields should be pretty self-explanatory,
Changenote can be used as a changelog for the current version or like a git commit message.