Downloaded mods off steam rimworld not appearing

 · You don't need to install the Steam version of RimWorld to download mods for it, you only need a valid key. However, if the Steam client won't allow you to subscribe to and download mods because the game is not installed, you can use steamcmd to manually get a particular workshop mod. From the steamcmd command line: login. Its also possible Steam isn't finished redownloading your mods or is still in the process of downloading. I don't think they'll show up in the ingame mod list until it finishes %. I've also had issues where Steam refuses to download mods. You can try closing the Steam app and restarting it. Sometimes the "Verify Integrity of Game Files.  · Not showing up is not something Rimworld does. If you have incompatible mods, then RW makes them red, but still lists them. Sounds more like the typical Steam Workshop hiccup. It is the reason I always have my mods installed manually. You can try quitting steam and restarting it. (use the "exit" in the Steam menu to exit gracefully).

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Open the downloaded ZIP archive; Go to your RimWorld download location; Windows: Find your RimWorld directory: For Steam users, the directory is typically: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\RimWorld; Drag and drop the extracted ModName folder into your RimWorld\Mods\ folder (not in Core). It'll see your workshop cache is empty, and redownload your subscriptions. Uninstall RW and reinstall it. Mods should get downloaded right away. On top of 'restarting' Steam and 're-installing' Rimworld I would try something different first - since Steam is known to act a bit wonky in such cases. @ am. Not showing up is not something Rimworld does. If you have incompatible mods, then RW makes them red, but still lists them. Sounds more like the typical Steam Workshop hiccup. It is the reason I always have my mods installed manually. You can try quitting steam and restarting it. (use the "exit" in the Steam menu to exit.