Following the launch of the first iteration of the map editor, we are pleased to announce that we are ready to further roll out the support for community content by launching Steam Workshop Support. With Steam Workshop support, players are now able to upload and share their own maps and scenarios with the community. It is our aim to keep expanding on support for community content and workshop integration.
Downloading new maps and scenarios could not be easier. Simply head over to the Workshop Section in the Community Hub, find an item you find interesting and hit the subscribe button. The file should be downloaded automatically the next time you start the game.
In order to upload you map, head over to the map editor, load your map in the ingame map editor and click the new "Upload to Workshop" button. Next, just enter a fitting name and description and you should be good to go. As there is no full scenario editor ingame, putting those up requires the console command:
UploadScenario *ScenarioName*
Be sure to check the Scenarios and Modding forum for more information on how to make your own scenarios.
The full changelog can be found below. We are looking forward to see what you all come up with.
- Surtur
Changelog
- Added ability to use scenarios and maps from Steam Workshop
- Added ability to share maps and scenarios from Steam Workshop
- User created and workshop maps can be used in multiplayer
- Localized map editor
- Fixed bug that allowed more factions than was reasonable on user generated maps. This fixes areas of unusable farmland.