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C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\workshop\content
Find the folder that has all the mods associated with this game. You can do that by opening a folder inside (it should be a number, like 255711) and looking inside one of those folders (also numbers). The mod name will be inside it, for example, mcdonalds.crp.
Delete everything in the content folder.
does not work all that will happen is steam will download the mods again! you have to manually unsubscribed to each mod which is real pain if you have hundreds / thousands of subscribed workshop items
would be nice if they had game setting to disable all mods that way you can play with mods and without mods without to remove them by unsubscribing or by disabling each individially both a real pain
2. There is a column to the right of the "MOST POPULAR ITEMS in the past week" Header. It says, "YOUR WORKSHOP FILES" and underneath that click on "YOUR FILES".
3. A drop down menu appears and click on "SUBSCRIBED ITEMS"
4. It will show you a list of all your subscribed assets. Yes, you do have to "UNSUBSCRIBE" to each one, but I uninstalled about 100 mods/assets I had installed in about 30 seconds.
For an easier time in the future I plan to only add the mods/assets maybe 2-3 at a time so that I can narrow things down. It is really easy to get carried away when subscribing to mods in the Workshop lol I even had 2,3, and sometimes 4 instances of basically the same mods/assets with very SLIGHT differences...it would be best to just try them immediately and see which ones you don't need and unsubscribe right away...I know it sucks and take a little time, but in the long run I think it is incredibly worth it to have them organized....I know this is almost two months from the original post, but I just bought the game a week ago after pirating it and I had to use Google to see if there was a way to do them all at once...and here I am :-) Happy gaming everybody!
then show the most possible number of items
open your console (mostly by click f12)
paste the following code and click enter
var linkParts = element.getAttribute('href').split('\'');
UnsubscribeItem(linkParts[1], linkParts[3]);
}
This much more recent post has the answer as well: http://steamcommunity.com/app/255710/discussions/0/520518688942284987/
This is why you shouldn't grave dig....
Open browser console.
Type: (function(){jQuery('.btn_grey_black').map(function(){this.click()})})()
Press ENTER.
Refresh Page.
Done!
Keep dong this untill all addons are unsubscribed.
Source
It might not work but could be worth a shot.
An update in your script:
(function(){jQuery('.btn_grey_black').map(function(){this.click();}); window.location = window.location})()
That way the page refreshs itself, and you can just press "up" key and enter in console to run again.