be fair, nexus does make dependencies more visible than the workshop does. but one wonders why some of the more common dependencies aren't just baked into SMAPI at this point, or even why SMAPI isn't

, especially for games without steam workshop. They also do a virus scan and if you're unsure, you can stick to older mods with high download numbers.

Also it can make sense to look into the posts section. A

, while being fair to everyone.

yes nexus is a random site, saying it isnt is just plain wrong, no one should have to go searching the web to find mods when steam has a simple easy to use workshop for use
, thats the whole reason steam added workshop to its gaming platform.

why do i not want to download stuff from nexus? because i dont use the internet (browser) or download stuff from the internet on my

into the game via one of their services (the workshop).

That's my assumption at least. [/quote]
ConcernedApe actually is planning to add modding help updates in 1.6, he is very pro-modding

workshop for this game.

And it is a fair question to ask, why is there not a Steam Workshop for this game???? [/quote]

If a couple of people making fun of your ineptitude on the internet triggers you so

Workshop support involves re-coding large parts of the game. SMAPI is an external 3rd party tool that runs alongside Stardew and injects new code when the mod calls for it. Through this system, it also
allows for other 3rd party programs that allow for things like more customizable textures and new item IDs.

Steam Workshop is not at all built to work with external programs and require mod support to be

.

Cannot play Vanilla, like, some mods are reeeeeeally must haves, surprised theres no workshop for this game.

When you go to Robin's workshop/house and select to build new buildings, there is a small menu on the lower right including a paintbrush button, and the move buildings button. Paintbrush accesses the

coded wouldn't mesh well, and they'd likely have to re-code a bunch of the game to add a workshop feature.

They did re-code a bunch of the game for multiplayer, so it's technically possible, but the only
the rework for multiplayer, and especially how it already used steam integration, was what made me hopeful this time.

Also, it's just that I've seen requests for workshop support get trashed for any

workshop, read over the desc then click subscribe and you're good. but having to go to a whole ass different sites, trying to learn how they work, find out what i need and what i need to do and jump through
. adhd is a neurodivergent disorder for a reason. but yeah i workshop would be nice. [/quote]

are you really blaming adhd, that is a attention disorder, on not being able to download mods from the mod