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addedWhat's NewLast update added Steam Workshop support for translations - subscribe to one and it's picked up automatically, no manual file copying. Publishing your own translation, though, still meant using steamcmd or the Steamworks partner site by hand. Not anymore.
changedHow It WorksOpen the Language panel (globe icon in the header) and you'll see a "Publish to Workshop" button next to any translation file you've dropped into your local lang folder. Click it, fill in a title, description, and preview image, agree to the Workshop terms of service, and hit publish. The game handles the upload for you, with a progress bar the whole way.
changedHow It WorksAlready published a translation the old way, with steamcmd or the partner site? The first time, use the "Already published this via steamcmd? Link its Workshop Item ID" field, and future updates go through the in-game button too.
changedFor Everyone ElseIf you're just here to play, nothing changes for you - this is purely a tool for translators. Subscribing to a translation on the Workshop still works exactly the way it did last update.
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addedLast update added Steam Workshop support for translations - subscribe to one and it's picked up automatically, no manual file copying. Publishing your own translation, though, still meant using steamcmd or the Steamworks partner site by hand. Not anymore.
changedOpen the Language panel (globe icon in the header) and you'll see a "Publish to Workshop" button next to any translation file you've dropped into your local lang folder. Click it, fill in a title, description, and preview image, agree to the Workshop terms of service, and hit publish. The game handles the upload for you, with a progress bar the whole way.
changedAlready published a translation the old way, with steamcmd or the partner site? The first time, use the "Already published this via steamcmd? Link its Workshop Item ID" field, and future updates go through the in-game button too.
changedIf you're just here to play, nothing changes for you - this is purely a tool for translators. Subscribing to a translation on the Workshop still works exactly the way it did last update.
What's New
Last update added Steam Workshop support for translations - subscribe to one and it's picked up automatically, no manual file copying. Publishing your own translation, though, still meant using steamcmd or the Steamworks partner site by hand. Not anymore.
How It Works
Open the Language panel (globe icon in the header) and you'll see a "Publish to Workshop" button next to any translation file you've dropped into your local lang folder. Click it, fill in a title, description, and preview image, agree to the Workshop terms of service, and hit publish. The game handles the upload for you, with a progress bar the whole way.
Already published a translation the old way, with steamcmd or the partner site? The first time, use the "Already published this via steamcmd? Link its Workshop Item ID" field, and future updates go through the in-game button too.
For Everyone Else
If you're just here to play, nothing changes for you - this is purely a tool for translators. Subscribing to a translation on the Workshop still works exactly the way it did last update.
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