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title: Installing mods without steam ownership contributors:

• CanInBad

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This guide will only affect windows users (for other operating systems,

I haven't test yet. as well as the optional tool which is windows only)

• steamcmd - https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/SteamCMD

• OPTIONAL: Link Shell Extension -

  https://schinagl.priv.at/nt/hardlinkshellext/linkshellextension.html

  or knowledge how to use mklink /J

1. open steamcmd and log on with anonymous account - login anonymous

2. type workshop_download_item 1102930 , replace

   with the id of the workshop.

   For example: Playable Goodra has workshop id 2978419063 so it

   will be workshop_download_item 1102930 2978419063

3. Locate where it downloaded to (the location can be found in the

   output on steamcmd) and either follow the next step or move/copy

   them to %appdata%\..\locallow\naelstrof\koboldkare\mods

0. have Link Shell Extension

1. if you already done downloading a item off workshop then in your

   \steamapps\workshop\content\ should have

   1102930 folder

2. right click the 1102930 folder and click on Pick Link Source

3. navigate to %appdata%\..\locallow\naelstrof\koboldkare\ and delete

   mods folder

4. right click empty space and hover on Drop As... > click on

   Junction

5. rename freshly dropped 1102930 folder to mods

this process can be reversed on the pick link source step

run CMD as adminstrator

navigate yourself to steam's or steamcmd's workshop directory

\steamapps\workshop\content\1102930 using cd

run mklink /j %appdata%\..\locallow\naelstrof\koboldkare\mods ., what

this will do is create junction with the 1102930 as original file and

the mods folder in appdata is link

congratz, you now can just update in the steam/steamcmd and it will

reflect the loaded mods

You need a steam account and open

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1102930/workshop/ in your browser

Please note that you have to "enable" MATURE CONTENT FILTERING on

your account https://store.steampowered.com/account/preferences