!README!

When installed through the Workshop, my mods—like the one you are currently attempting to install—may meet you with an error screen that looks like this. This does not mean my mods don't work. Unfortunately, in order for them to be functional, extra leg work is needed. This mod page serves as both a minor extension of Game Dev Studio (it adds one theme), and a guide on how to get my mods working rolled into one. This is a multi-step process, but thankfully, it should be relatively quick. Before I start, it's important to know what the AppID of Game Dev Studio is on Steam. The AppID is 773580. This is a static number; it does not change with your copy of the game. Step Zero: Install the mod that led you to this page. Step One: Find the ID of the mod you're attempting to install. You're going to need the URL to the Workshop page for this. If you're on a web browser, that should be in your search bar. If you're looking at the page on Steam, you're going to right click anywhere on the webpage, click on 'Copy Page URL', and then paste that URL into either your web browser or an application for writing text (Notepad is something I personally use). For example, the ID for my mod, Ray's Simple Additions, is currently 3218914732. (Subject to change; if modding GDS has taught me anything, it's that reuploads are sometimes just inevitable! I wish they weren't, but what, am I a magician?) Step Two: Find the directory where your Workshop mods are downloaded. As far as I'm concerned, this doesn't change. Go to wherever you have Steam installed, steamapps, workshop, and the folder you're looking for is simply labeled content. It's important to note that the downloads folder does not serve the same purpose and will not work for this process. Step Three: Use the AppID of Game Dev Studio to locate where the mods folder for it is, and from there, use the ID of the mod you're looking for to narrow your search down. Going back to my example, if you were looking for Ray's Simple Addition