I assume they will just be listed when the screenshot was taken in this specific map. The only thing that doesnt appear in this list are subscribed custom maps. As you can see for the screenshot above theres also the machete-mod listed or the missing content fix - mod etc but in this particular screenshot there is no machete nor any missing content to fix. There on the lower right you find the Mod-list.ĮDIT2: Though the lists headline is "Workshop items in this screenshot" its a complete item-list of all mods. Just choose a L4D2-screenshot (the second screenshot, called "Nice.ehm.", is from L4D2 for example) and click on "View all comments and details" (or on "and 22 more" behind "Workshop items"). just look at one of someones L4D2-screenshots and you have a complete list of this persons subscribed L4D2-mods (:ĮDIT: Somehow the link doesnt direct you to the detail-site but just the the screenshot-site. 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. The double arrows move the mod to the first or last place of the loading order, the single arrows move them by one place.Originally posted by Razorkiller the Hedgehog:How can my friends see my worksop items. Click on the number and use one of the four arrows to move the mod in the loading order. Then the loading order is visible by indices next to activated mods 3. To change the loading order, activate the Show loading order checkbox below the table 2. Click the icon to go to the Workshop page, where you can subscribe to the missing mod or see the mod troubleshooting section for further information. This may happen if you want to play a foreign savegame using different mods or might be caused by some technical problems of the Steam Workshop update mechanics or a mod being removed from the Steam Workshop due to legal reasons. Mods that are marked with a red triangle can't be found by the game.
Be aware that it's unlikely that a mod author can test all possible combinations of mods so these indicators are a good estimation but no definitive information. There are some indicators that might serve as an orientation to estimate the impact. While in most cases it is no problem to activate additional mods at a later point of the game, deactivating mods may have a serious impact in the integrity of the savegame. To enable a mod, click on a gray toggle in this column, to disable it, click on a green toggle. Enabled displays if the mod is enabled (green) or not (gray).
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