modding

[falx]

This game was still in development and was predicted to have a wonderful future due to its openness to real fan demand. The very best games also find their way into modding, admittedly. And several times the topic of modding and the possibility of modifications for this game was touched upon. But there is still no branch for modifications (Steam workshop). Is there a prospect of getting editors and a mod department someday?

[MorallyGray]

God i wish. There are so many issues id like to fix with a text editor.

[Sheep_wielder]

There is a fledling modding community who can teach you how to play around witth the game files here: https://discord.gg/nmSyzGPEWU

[falx]

Thanks for the link . Yes, these non-incentive societies are certainly useful. But the main issue of comfort here means the direct download of all modifications using Steamworkshop

[Ulfgard the Unmaker]

I'm a little unclear as to whether you're looking to get into the side of creating mods or just using them, so I thought I'd throw in a little addendum to the previous responses.

So, I realize it is very specifically NOT a direct workshop here on Steam, but there are some available over on moddb already if you're interested in seeing what's already out there.
https://www.moddb.com/games/iron-harvest/mods

It's a small handful for now, mostly consisting of rebalance mods. Still thought it might be of interested to you, though. I'm sure that, in time and as more powerful tools develop, we are quite likely to see more extensive projects.

As far as actually creating your own mod, I'm sure the discord link that Sheep_wielder provided is more what you're looking for.

[falx]

Yes, thank you. Most importantly, mods are already being created and there are several interesting projects, and I hope that their diversity will only increase in the future. For all that, it will be great to download mods not only from third-party sites, but right here in the mods section of Steam.)

[Arakus]

The lack of workshop and problem with modding will kill this game in the end.
It will never be a worthful successor to company of heroes.

[falx]

That's right, if modding is not developed, then the game will be doomed to oblivion.
Many people buy games solely for the sake of playing in the mods.
I personally prefer steamworkshop with the transition to licensed games in Steam.