anyone playing before that time should expect a little extra work though anyway. Rest assured though, before that magic 1.0 label is applied to the game, Stonehearth will be hooked up to the Workshop.
People who want to get involved in modding at this early stage really should be involving themselves in the official Discourse forum as well as the Steam ones, since a large chunk of the community's accumulated knowledge is over there rather than over here. For now though, trying to release mods onto the workshop would cause chaos and confusion defeating the purpose of "using the workshop to make things simple for Steam users". In good time, once mods work smoothly in all situations, Stonehearth will take full advantage of the Steam workshop. How to add a workshop collection to your server In this article, we'll go over adding a workshop collection to your Garry's Mod server: Step 1: Create a Steam workshop collection for Garry's Mod. The current state of mods for Stonehearth simply isn't ready for that kind of function and won't be until after all the built-in mod manager features are up and running. Steam Workshop Downloader w/ TamperMonkey and GMxmlhttpRequest - file is always 1. The Steam workshop, on the other hand, is designed to be a "one click solution" where users never have to go beyond hitting that button. Such users are expected to kind-of know what they're doing first. Modding isn't fully supported in the game yet the partial implementation is there so that users can test it out. Imho adding ingame mod support without adding steam mod managment is asking for trouble with stupid lusers copying files to wrong directories.
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