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Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. First go to your "Community" page and find the "View Workshop files" link on the right side: Then on the workshop files page, click the "Subscribed Items" tab on the right side: You should also be able to get to it by using the "Workshop" link at the top of the page and then finding the "Your workshop files" link towards the right side of that page it should have your avatar next to it.
Improve this answer. They have changed things since this answer was posted. The other answer still works, though. Go to your profile. Scroll down the right-hand bit until you find Workshop Items. On Workshop Items you'll see Subscriptions. The Steam Workshop is a central hub of player-created content and tools to publish, organize, and download that content into your games.
Different games will utilize the Workshop in different ways. There's also a way to make console launch every time you launch Steam Client itself. It's suitable for those who like to automate everything. If you'd like to delete and unsubscribe from a workshop map you can do so by visiting your subscriptions list. Locate the map you'd like to unsubscribe from and select the " Unsubscribe " button. How do I see my subscribed workshop items? Category: video gaming pc games. You should also be able to get to it by using the " Workshop " link at the top of the page and then finding the " Your workshop files" link towards the right side of that page it should have your avatar next to it.
Is Steam Workshop free? How do you make a workshop collection? How do you rate items in the workshop? How do I add subscribed items to a collection? Add all subscribed items to Steam Collections at once. Start creating a new collection. Where are Steam Workshop files stored? Louis Registered. Whether it's adding new graphical features, crafting new items, or creating new stories, mods can breathe new life into games of all types.
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