We have implemented Workshop support, which was one of the items on the roadmap for the last major update.
You can now enter the Workshop through the Steam client and subscribe to any mod you want. When the game starts, the subscribed mod files are copied into the in-game mod folder ([install directory]/mods/).
Subscribed mods are not automatically deleted from the in-game mod folder when you unsubscribe.However, when a Workshop mod is updated, the game compares the version information in the in-game info.json file and applies the update accordingly.
If you place a mod you created yourself into the in-game mod folder, you can upload it to the Steam Workshop.
For reference during mod creation, we have uploaded a data mod that includes all game information except for art and sound assets.After subscribing to this mod, you can open it from the in-game mod folder to see how the game data is structured.You can also modify any desired values or information and apply the mod, in which case the data in the mod will be applied and will overwrite the original in-game data.
(If you modify the data, please make sure to change the folder name of the mod to prevent it from overwriting existing data.If you modify a mod downloaded from the Workshop and want to upload it again as a different mod, you must change the publishedFileID field in info.json to -1.)
We apologize for the delay in delivering the promised Workshop support.