Dwarf Fortress – Uploading Mods Steam Workshop Tutorial

Welcome to Dwarf Fortress – Uploading Mods Steam Workshop Tutorial Guide. This is a simple guide to uploading mods to Steam Workshop.
 

Tutorial

Make edits to the files that you need.

If you have graphics with your mod,), take those files and place them in an “objects” folder or “graphics” folder (.

You should create a folder for your mod. Give it a name: “ExampleMod”

Place “ExampleMod” into mod_upload located at: Dwarf Fortress\mods\mod_upload

Create a text file called info.txt

Please fill out the form below:

(I’m using mine as an example of what yours should look like)

[ID:foreign_equipment_smithing]

[NUMERIC_VERSION:1]

[DISPLAYED_VERSION:1]

[EARLIEST_COMPATIBLE_NUMERIC_VERSION:1]

[EARLIEST_COMPATIBLE_DISPLAYED_VERSION:1]

[AUTHOR:ANickel]

[NAME]Foreign Equipment Smithing

[DESCRIPTION] Allows your dwarves access to the secrets of foreign weaponry, such as scimitars and halberds.

[STEAM_TITLE]Foreign Equipment Smithing

[STEAM_DESCRIPTION:Allows your dwarves to unravel the secrets of crafting foreign weaponry such as scimitars, halberds and blowdarts]

[STEAM_TAG:mod]

[STEAM_TAG:weapon]

Save the file, launch Dwarf Forttress, select the “Mod” tab, and click on “Publish”. You should be good to go.

The file structure most stumped me, so I’ll leave it as an example.

Dwarf Fortress\mods\mod_upload\examplemod\objects\modcontentinhere

 

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