When I first downloaded the game I installed a bunch of mods off of the workshop because I thought that was how modding worked. Now I no longer want them as some of them are pretty poorly made. Remove all mods from Steam workshop and NMM? » Fri May 09, 2014 10:30 am. (or first pack it to an archive to be installed by another mod manager of your choice if you wish to keep said mod without Steam Workshop's interference) Hope that helps. Laura Tempel Posts: 3484. Grab a friend who does not own C:S. Have your friend log in to Steam on your computer. Launch C:S on your friend's account. Select the option to authorize shared library on this machine. Subscribe to mods on your friend's account. Boot up C:S on your friend's account and make sure the mods install.

• Steam How To Uninstall Workshop Mods For Windows 10

I had some trouble with this. Downloading crappy not finished maps can eat away at your storage. This is how to uninstall the crappy not finished maps that you don't like. Step 1: Open File Explorer. Step 2: Click on This PC Step 3: Click onto Local Disk Step 4: Click on Program Files (x86) Step 5: Click on Steam Step 6: Click on SteamApps Step 7: Click on Workshop Step 8: Click on Content Step 9: There should be two folders, if not that's okay. Click on the first one. Step 10: There should be a number of Folders (Depending on how many maps/mods you have. Step 11: Delete the folders. These folders have all the maps scripting and everything inside, deleting these folders delete the map. (If you want to keep some of the maps and don't know which one is which, just click inside the folder and there should be two preview images. These are the images from the steam workshop and they also should have there code names.) Also once you have deleted these maps, when you go back into Black Ops 3 they should be still there if not that's fine. So just unsubscribe from them in the Steam Workshop and they should be gone forever unless you reinstall them.

For the Stardew Valley player who's looking for an easy how-to on modding.

Since Stardew Valley doesn't have official mod support on Steam yet, installing and removing them can pose a challenge for some players. It's important to note before trying to alter your game experience, that you should back up your save progress and all your content files in the case that a mod doesn't work correctly or you want to return back to the normal game experience.

You can do this by copying your Saves and Content folders and placing them in a safe place. You can typically find these folders in these locations: C:UsersinsertusernamehereAppDataRoamingStardewValleySavesand C:Programs FilesSteamSteamAppscommonStardew ValleyContent.

Do this every time before you install mods, just to be safe.

If you’re having trouble with installing and removing mods in Stardew Valley, we encourage you to try SDVMM, which is a Stardew Valley ModManager. It’s a community developed application that installs SMAPI (the Stardew Modding API that is required for certain mods), keeps SMAPI updated to the latest version, and assists with overall mod maintenance. It’s a great utility to use, but it’s important to keep in mind that it’s still being updated, and only supports very basic features such as installing, deactivating, and deleting mods. Try SDVMM on nexusmods.com.

If you’re interested in maintaining mods on your own, the first thing you should do is figure out which mods you want to try. This is because mods may require different versions of SMAPI in order to work correctly. You can typically find mod requirements in the description and reading the description is very important since it will tell you everything you need to know in order to get the mod to work.

Steam How To Uninstall Workshop Mods For Windows 10

Let’s assume that all the mods you want to try require the latest version of the Stardew Modding API. If this is the case, you can find all versions of it on Github including the latest release. If you have a Windows PC, Download, extract the files and run install.exe. If you have a Mac or Linux, download, extract, open a terminal and run ‘mono install.exe’. The latest version of SMAPI does all the work for you including installing TrainerMod (something many mods also require). Once you’ve installed it, access your Stardew Valley Steam folder. The path typically resembles something close to this: C:Programs FilesSteamSteamAppscommonStardew Valley.

You’ll see a folder called Mods and an executable called StardewModdingAPI.exe. These will be important once you've installed the mod you want to use. Once you've downloaded the mod, extract its contents into the Mods folder. This will usually consist of an insertmodnamehere.dll and insertmodnamehereconfig.ini. Once you've done this, you should now be able to play the game with the mod. You can do this by clicking on StardewModdingAPI.exe. If you've done everything correctly, the game should now run with the mod applied.

Removing a mod is as simple as deleting all remnants of it from the Mods folder. If you're experiencing difficulties, just restore all your files using the backups suggested earlier. Hopefully this guide was helpful and answered any questions about installing and removing mods in Stardew Valley. Let's all hope that Steam Workshop support is coming soon.

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