But its also a good way (the only one I think) to learn about someones mods in general. Though theres no "official" option for that, there is an "indirect way" to see someones subscribed workshop items:Īt the detail-site of a screenshot all mods are listed that the user that created this screenshot uses in this game of which the screenshot was taken.Īcutally that has the reason to identify mods you see in the screenshot or to let you know what in this screenshot naturally belongs to the game and what is a mod. Select Downloads from the vertical menu and then change the Download Region to the appreciate country on the right-hand pane and click on OK.Originally posted by Razorkiller the Hedgehog:How can my friends see my worksop items. You should make sure the download region is close to the exact physical location of your PC. Inside the Big Picture mode, check if the mod is downloading in the queue. Open your Steam client and then click on the Big Picture Mode icon at the upper right corner of the screen. So, you can try using Big Picture Mode to fix the issue. Switch to Big Picture Mode in SteamĪs you might know, sometimes the download progress of the mods is only shown inside the Big Picture Mode. If this method fails to work, just move on to the next method. Change the status to None – Opt out of all beta programs from the drop-down menu and click on OK to save the change. Select the Account from the vertical menu of the left pane, and then click on the Change button under Beta participation. Open your Steam client, and click on Steam > Settings. So, you can opt out the Steam Beta and re-subscribe to the mods to fix the issue. Many users reported that the Steam Workshop not downloading subscribed mods issue occurs when accessing the Steam Beta too frequently. Now, see if the Steam not downloading Workshop mods issue still persists. Log in to your Steam account again and try downloading the mod. Click on the Clear Download Cache button at the bottom of the screen and click Yes at the confirmation prompt to clear the locally download cache. Expand the Settings menu and select the download tab. Open your Steam client, and then navigate to the Steam > Settings one by one. To fix this issue, follow the steps below to clear the download cache in Steam. The corrupt download cache is another common factor that triggers the Steam Workshop not downloading subscribed mods issue. Now, you can try downloading a new mod and check if the Steam Workshop not downloading mods issue is fixed. Navigate to the Local Files tab and click on the Verify Integrity of Game Files button. Right-click the affected game and select Properties. Open the Steam client and navigate to the Library tab. Bear in mind that you delete all broken mods by repeating this step. Double click each mod to see if it shows the “ Location is not available” error.
Tip: You should replace the Game Name to the name of your game.
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