Exit that module by that exit point and you will get a screen similar to this one. there will be an exit point at the end telling you this is the end of the module. Step 4: Once you complete that series of modules under the same name that you have subscribed to. make SURE you have characters of that level for that module or you will see a blank screen. It will then allow you to select the characters of the level the module is set for. Click the CHANGE button.Select the 1st dungeon of that series. Select the 1st dungeon of the series with the same name and then click the Play button at the bottom. Step 3a: Start up the game and go to Dungeon Maker on the side. You should see a STEAM download for Solasta. Step 2: Check for a STEAM download on your downloads. In the Collections side it allows you to Subscribe ALL at the bottom of the page. Some module makers create Collections on Steam. NOTE: Modules with the same name must ALL be subscribed to or you will get dumped to the main screen with an error when you hit an area transition to go to the next floor. Step 1: Find the Module you want to play and click the Subscribe Button. Mods installed via the Steam Workshop will auto-update, so be careful about non-backward compatible changes as previous saves may become unplayable.Since there seems to be some confusion as to how player made modules work on Steam, and the instructions aren't very clear except on the modules themselves. Maximum file size prevents large mods from using the Workshop.Modular mods that allow selecting modules at installation steps cannot be managed.
The workshop has a few limitations, making it currently unsuitable for large mods: Manage button is always greyed out: activate Steam Cloud Synch' for Stellaris ( Steam -> Settings/(Preferences on mac) -> Cloud -> Enable cloud sync), it is required to upload mods.In order to update a mod, hit the "Fetch Info" button before uploading the mod. MyMod.zip will contain a generated descriptor.mod which is identical to mymod.mod. Mod file when downloaded from Workshop (mymod.mod): Once everything looks fine, make the mod public!.Add a description, screenshots or videos, and edit change notes.Copy the URL (ex: /sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=123456) and open in your favorite browser, as it's easier than using the Steam client integrated browser. After upload is finished, mod page will open inside the Steam client.In the menu, select the mod you wish to upload and click on "Upload".Click on the "Mod tools" button and select "Upload mod" within the window that opens.Launch the game launcher and go to the "Mods" tab.(Optional) Define an image banner and tags in.Mod upload is managed from the game launcher: In the Stellaris launcher, click the "Mods" tab and check the box.Find a mod on the Stellaris Steam Workshop.
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