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## '''Created By:''' This section provides links to your other Workshop files and Steam profile. | ## '''Created By:''' This section provides links to your other Workshop files and Steam profile. | ||
## '''Other Information:''' This page also includes information, viewable by everyone: File Size, original upload date, most recent update, and category tags. | ## '''Other Information:''' This page also includes information, viewable by everyone: File Size, original upload date, most recent update, and category tags. | ||
## '''UPDATING YOUR MOD on Steam.''' You must have the .esp named the same as when you first uploaded it in order for it to upload to the same mod area without duplicating as a "new" mod. If you are versioning your mod, e.g., MyMod_0_1.esp was the original, and you are now trying to update on STEAM, but you versioned it to MyMod_0_2.esp it will upload as a "new" mod. To keep it as an update to your original mod, you will need to temporarily rename the new version back to MyMod_0_1.esp and STEAM will then find and update with the new file. | |||
=Frequently Asked Questions= | =Frequently Asked Questions= | ||