1. Starbound Workshop Mods Not Showing Up Windows 10
2. Starbound Workshop Mods Not Showing Up 2017
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This tutorial should show you how to quickly install mods on your Starbound server. To install Starbound mods on your game client, read this tutorial.

Just thought I would share some advice for an annoying bug with Skyrim and the Steam Workshop not working as intended, as I think it's a common problem but I can not for the life of me find people talking about it. I had subscribed to a good 40+ mods in the workshop but whenever I would start the game the mods would never install.

1. Ditto, mods show up in the launcher, but not in game. It does not seem to be mod specific, but applies to all mods from the workshop. The files from the mods seem to download correctly, and can be found in the workshop/content folder, they just aren't loaded by the game.
2. For Windows 7 - 64bit OS. Go to Control Panel - Appearance and Personalization - Display - then set to 'Smaller - 100%' text size, and click apply. You will have to log out of windows and log back in for it to take effect, but Skyrim launcher should now show the text indicating that it is working on your steam subscribed mods.

Locating your Starbound Mods

Starbound Workshop Mods Not Showing Up Windows 10

1. You must subscribe to at least one Starbound workshop mod and run the game to make sure that the files are downloaded by your Steam client. Read the above linked tutorial for help with this.
2. In your Steam library with Starbound selected, right click on Starbound and select properties. Click the Local Files tab and then choose to Browse Local Files.
   
3. This will open a file browser at this location: [Steam Install Directory]steamappscommonStarbound . Steam Install Directory refers to where you installed Steam. This could be different on any computer. However, it is usually under C:Program FilesSteam.
4. From this directory, navigate up two levels to the [Steam Install Directory]steamapps directory.
5. From there, go into workshopcontent211820. Your final location should be [Steam Install Directory]steamappsworkshopcontent211820.

Uploading Starbound mods to your Server

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1. Login to your server FTP.
2. On the remote site, navigate inside the starbound directory.
3. Right click on the remote site and create a directory named mods.
4. Enter the mods directory.
5. Drag all of your client mods from [Steam Install Directory]steamappsworkshopcontent211820 to your server's mods directory.