If you would like any additional information regarding how to use your server, you can find our other Don't Starve Together articles here. Replace enabled = true with enabled = false below the workshop IDs that you wish to disable.Within your file browser, navigate to config//Master and edit the a file.Navigate to Files > FTP File Access and login with your control panel password.You may find that you do not wish to use a mod included within a collection or installation, you can easily disable any mod of your choosing. Press Save and Start your server to apply the changes.If you wish to install workshop collections, you can specify IDs within the Workshop Collection IDs box above.

In the Workshop Mods IDs field, enter the Workshop IDs of each mod you wish to use, separated by commas.Open Don't Starve Together Server Settings.Navigate to your control panel and Stop your server.Your server will automatically install and enable any workshop items you have specified, you are not required to perform advanced configuration to set these up. Once you have Workshop Mod/Collection IDs of the mods you wish to install, you're ready to add them to your server. Not sure what mods to add? Take a look at the most popular Don't Starve Together mods here. In the example above, the Mod ID would be 2843097516. Copy the numbers as the end of the URL, this is the Mod ID that you will need to paste into your server config.Once you have found the mod you wish to install, you can find the Mod ID in the URL of the web page for the mod.You can find the Steam Workshop for Don't Starve Together here. Browse the Steam Workshop and find a mod you would like to use.Finding Steam Workshop Modsįind the Mod IDs of each mod you wish to install on the Steam Workshop. All you'll need is the mod or collection workshop ID and access to your server's control panel. Its just a bit frustrating.We've done our best to make adding mods to your Don't Starve Together server as simple as possible. We were finally able to play together and he still uses geometric placer on the new world. For us to be able to play together, I had to find different mods that didnt have the workshop problem. The one mod that I am trying to salvage is geometric placer. I dont think the mod was out of data or clashing with my other mods because my friend had the same mods and was playing with them just fine. then there's nothing that you can do to 'fix' it on your end (but you can go to the mods workshop page and leave a comment for the mod creator there if you'd like, but again, that doesn't mean that they'll ever update it). A few days ago I started up DST to play with my sister when I noticed a few of my mods werent there, after some searching around they ARE still there but not working and renamed as 'workshop'. If the creator of the mod(s) causing the issues don't update them. So Ive been playing dont starve for a while now with mods, no issues until now. You did the correct thing by manually removing the mods.

Originally posted by drinkmetogrow:When a mod reads as 'workshop-', it means that the mod has become outdated/corrupt, and isn't compatible with the current version of DST. If the creator of the mod(s) causing the issues don't update them. but is simply is incompatible with certain other mods. Some mod creators update their mods almost immediately after updates/patch fixes/etc, some within weeks/months, others not at all (and those mods become unstable and basically unusable).Īnd sometimes a mod is up to date with the game itself. So it's a 'use at your own risk of your modded world one day not being playable' kind of thing. Mods are user created, and they can become unstable/incompatible with future game updates/patches (as well as with other mods). When a mod reads as 'workshop-', it means that the mod has become outdated/corrupt, and isn't compatible with the current version of DST.

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