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How to share a world save on the Workshop :
1 - Select your save (with character saved in front of the bug).
2 - Click the "Publish" button on the left.
3 - Choose a proper Tag, check Steam upload and click the OK button.
4 - Your world will be uploaded to Steam Workshop.
5 - Paste the Workshop item link here.
I will paste this Video Tuto that will help all reading and wanting to help you :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpRE0BjZcI0
There is just one thing I would like to be able to do and that's make it if you don't have it already without having to shift click it. Maybe a setting on the assembler - follow build planner or something.
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Follow the steps we all do after a game update to find the mods that needs to be removed, reported and updated/fixed.
How to test a world or find broken/conflicting Mods :
1 - Select your save.
2 - Click the "Save as" button on the left.
3 - Change the save name to create a *copy.
4 - Withdraw or add one Mod at a time in the copy.
5 - Report to the Mod author (on WS item page) when broken Mod found so he can fix/update his Mod, always very kind to let them know.
*copy
Never test with your original save, better create a copy and fix the original save when solution found in the copy, this way you will not mess up your save.