You could try backing them up from your "garrysmod" directory and a file called "appworkshop_4000.acf" I'm sure many people have many pages of addons, making this possibly a huge pain to do, but is the only other thing I can think of right now. Another option is to try to backup your addons from your desktop, then unsubscribe from all of them through Steam Community.You might need to restart your whole computer, or you might need to reinstall Gmod for it to work, I'm not sure, I'm testing it right now. This didn't end up working for me, it stays unchecked but initiates installing the addons on game startup anyway. You can try, within steam, going to Library->Games, then Right click on Garry's Mod, go to Properties in the drop-down, navigate to the Updates tab then un-check "Enable Steam Cloud sync for Garry's Mod".Just remember that most sites claiming to download from steams workshop do not work reliably. Because I guess that this specific site happen to use the above method. (I learned it from this)Īnd finally a YouTube guide showing download of a mod using this method. I have tested this with the above example and it worked.Ī somehow longer description is here. Using the example above is wold look like: In this Example The ModID is 735106432Ĥ) run SteamCMD and wait for it to download the command line version of steam. Look at the link while browsing the app on steam RimWorld has 294100ģ) Find the ModID in the link while browsing the Mod. That it SteamCMD.Ī brief description of how to download a mod with this tool follows:ġ) download SteamCMD from Valve's official site.Ģ) find the AppID for the program. it is now possible to anonymously download any RimWorld-mod using the steam command line tool provided by Valve. Tynan did enable anonymous download of RimWorld-mod's from steams workshop.
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