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I tried that before and these options don't appear in any case. I see that not every customizable wallpaper has a "Browse Presets" and a "Publish Preset" option.
Do I have to enable something specific in my project?
We may add this in the future in form of an option that creators can set for scene wallpapers, yeah. But right now this isn't possible I'm afraid.
That would be really useful if added.
It is a pity that there is no such option for scene wallpapers. What I'll be doing will mostly be scene wallpapers, cause I'm more interested in sharing pre-rendered stuff & adding effects/filters/animations, etc.
To be sure - it just isn't possible any way in scenes, even scripting can't help anyhow to achieve similar results, cause it's only bound to Web Wallpapers?
It's kinda misguiding, cause all of wallpapers have the same Presets options, that would logically point to an option of sharing these presets with others, but only Web Wallpapers have the "Workshop Presets" category which allows this.
Technically all of wallpapers that are available from WE browser are workshop wallpapers, right? So that would be more adequate if called "Web Wallpaper Presets" category or something.
If your goal is to share a couple of presets then integrating them into the wallpaper is probably easier for users, that means less subscriptions and downloads are needed from Steam to get the full picture.
The preset system was made before scene wallpapers were customizable. And even when they became customizable, it was more difficult than it is now. I think if we make it possible to import custom images into scene wallpapers then we'll also adapt the preset system for them, since it really makes a lot of sense then. If you have a lot of options, sure, that's definitely also a good reason to make it possible for people to share presets, but most scene wallpapers right now wouldn't benefit much from this I think. (The idea is really to make it possible for users to customize the wallpaper and make it worthy of a wallpaper in its own right, in my opinion that needs some kind of image/video import at least. Although yeah, I did see some wallpapers with tons of options where preset sharing would be useful, but not many are like that.)
Ok, so I'll try it this way :), I was hoping that there is a simpler way, but ok.
Updating this system would still make a lot of sense, especially for creators who don't feel comfortable with scripting. I myself have some scripting/programming background but would still prefer to use an built-in solution for that purpose. Mainly cause switching from artistic/visual thinking to scripting and looping through it that way burns down inspiration faster.
Though I understand why it hasn't made it yet. I generally add a ton of options and I'm on the look out for other scene creators who do the same, they are out there, but yes the minority! And image import would be the icing on the cake!