How To Check Steam Workshop Subscriptions
I use Firedaemon to start and stop servers and I use the Firedaemon pre-service feature to validate/update files before the server launches using steamcmd. Recently I wanted to try a COOP scenario from the steam workshop which required several workshop mods and I assumed that there would be a way to get the server to download the workshop scenario so that if an update came out, the server could be restarted and it would automatically download the workshop content updates.So, does anyone know how to do this? I've tried playing with the commands listed here:And so far, the most promising result I had was using 'workshopdownloaditem 177279' where 107410 is the AppID for Arma 3 on steam and 453577279 is the workshop content ID of some random arma 3 mod/addon. (the content ID is the number at the end of the workshop mod URL). Unfortunately it didn't seem to download anything but it does update the following files.steamcmdfolder.steamappsworkshopappworkshop107410.acfand I see erorrs in.steamcmdfolder.logscontentlog.txtwhich look like this:2016-02-09 18:58:14 Warning! Deleted corrupt manifest file '.SteamCMD.depotcache10741033xxxxxxxx267.manifest'.I know that for the game Insurgency, you can easily install workshop content to the server by creating a text file called subscribedfileids.txt in the server folder and just add the workshop content IDs to it.
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Is there a way to do this in Arma 3 or am I wasting my time? Hey guys,i had the same problem. Hey guys,i had the same problem. I just made a bunch of bat files and in each 1 i would just change the ID# which matched what workshop ID i wanted.' Steamcmd.exe' + login user password + setsteamguardcode #### +forceinstalldir c:doesnotmatter +'workshopdownloaditem 139057' validate +quitthe force install path does not matter, it will always install the workshop item under SteamCmdsteamappsworkshopcontent107410in this case the workshop item is 463939057 so it would be a folder called 463939057 under 107410the mod being @a2op so i would just copy folder 463939057 to my server folder and rename it to @A2OP. So i created a bat file to rename the workshop app and move it to where i wanted.
Goes something like so.@echo offset '836147398=@TaunusA3' set 'workshoppath=path.to.content' set 'serverpath=path.to.server' Echo Copying% 836147398%xcopy '%workshoppath%836147398' '%serverpath%%836147398%' / s / h / e / k / f / c / iexiti have all my workshop mods like this within the 1 bat file, then i can run the bat and copy all content over in 1 shot.my issue now is figuring out how to run 1 bat file to download ALL workshop items in 1 shot. Instead of seperate bat file per workshop item. So i created a bat file to rename the workshop app and move it to where i wanted. Goes something like so.@echo offset '836147398=@TaunusA3' set 'workshoppath=path.to.content' set 'serverpath=path.to.server' Echo Copying% 836147398%xcopy '%workshoppath%836147398' '%serverpath%%836147398%' / s / h / e / k / f / c / iexiti have all my workshop mods like this within the 1 bat file, then i can run the bat and copy all content over in 1 shot.my issue now is figuring out how to run 1 bat file to download ALL workshop items in 1 shot.
How To Check All Subscriptions
Instead of seperate bat file per workshop item.I'm looking to start an Arma server with a friend and I have a separate account for it including an extra game copy. Forgive my ignorance, why can't you combine all the individual bat content into one large bat? I'm a total newb when it comes to SteamCMD/Powershell!