In this example it's 283564696 (remember to take note of this). Now you have your collection ID and auth key, you will now need to go to the control panel and go to the management page for your server.
If you already have an existing command line that you are using, click on edit for it, and if not click new. If you are creating a new one, you'll need to check all the boxes (on the left) that you'll be setting a custom value for to enable them. Once that's done, proceed to set a value for the gamemode you are running and the map you want the server to startup on. You will now need to set your collection ID and auth key in the boxes provided, once they are inserted, click save. You need to make sure that the command line you have just created and saved is in the selected state which is displayed on the far right of the command line. If its not, please click select so that it changes to selected.Īfter the commandline is created, click 'Select' next to it as pictured below. * Restart the server and it will start to download the workshop addons on startup. The time taken will vary depending on how many items you have within your workshop collection.What’s up guys, today's article is going to be a tutorial on how to add add-ons to Gmod. There is not much philosophy, it’s VERY EASY and all it requires is a steam account and Garry’s Mod installed. Let’s start with the video:Īnd now here’s a step by step guide for downloading add-ons to Gmod: Step 1: Go to Steam>Steam LibraryĬheck your games library and click on Garry's Mod! Step 2: Access the Workshop for Garry’s mod:Ĭlick on the tab with the Workshop text Step 3: Accessing the workshop and using the search box:Īfter clicking “Workshop”, click on the search box and type the name of the add-on that you want to download(for example, WAC Aircraft). Step 4: Finding the add-on and downloading it:Īfter you found the add-on, click Subscribe and wait for it to download.
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