After the server restarts, your collection should be available on your server permanently.ĭepending on your server’s host, some of the last few steps may vary.Įach server can only have one collection loaded into it at a time.
Now, you can paste your collection’s ID into the “Workshop Collection ID (Host_workshop_collection)” field.
In “Configuration,” open the OneControlCenter Control panel.
Find your collection and get its ID if you don’t know it already.
Click on “Browse” before choosing the “Collections” option.
Go to “Community” and select “Workshop.”.
First, you’ll have to open the Steam client, as everything is done there. When you have a collection ready, you can start adding its contents onto your server. It would look like this:Īdding the Collection to Your Gmod Server Your collection will also have a unique ID, which you can obtain by copying its page URL.
Select “Workshop Files” on the right side of the page.
Return to the Gmod workshop page once again.
Click on “Add to Collection” and select the collection you just made.
When you see something you like, go to the add-on’s page.
Now, you can finally compile all the add-ons you want in one place.
Save your settings and proceed twice as the instructions tell you.Īt this point, the collection is utterly empty of add-ons and objects.
In the categories, select “ServerContent.”.
Give the collection a name, image, and short description.
On the right, click on “Create Collection.”.
Open and log in to your Steam client and account.
To create a collection, follow these steps carefully: Thus, it’s all up to you as to what to fit into the collection. You should now have a maps, models, … folders inside CSS Content Addon.įor the complete guide on how to install and configure gmod, have a look at Configure Garry’s Mod (the complete guide).When you create a collection, you gather a list of add-ons that work well together or simply what you like.
Extract the zip contents to the folder created in the previous step.
Create a folder named CSS Content Addon.
In my case, it was located atĬ:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\GarrysMod\garrysmod\addons It should be somewhere, inside Steam’s folder. Wait a few seconds, close the ad, and download the file (~700MB).
Download this zip package, which contains all the most used textures.
Solution: you need to manually download and install all those textures. It seems that most gmod maps depend on a lot of Counter Strike textures, and for some weird reason they are not included in the installation. That’s because the map requires textures not included in the standard installation. If you join a multiplayer map you will most probably see the whole map covered on bright fuchsia/pink and black squares and ERROR messages. If you try to play Garry’s Mod right after you download and install it you’ll have a bad time.
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