Clicking on a folder will open up to a ' mods' folder, do into that will present you with a folder with the name of that mod. Now you are going to see a bunch of folders with numbers, each number represents a different mod by ID. Yourdrive:\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\108600 Go to your steam directory and go to your workshop folder, then continue to content and then 108600 (This is the PZ content): I'll do my best to walk you through what worked for me. Basically the steam workshop directory is different than that of the one the server uses when you run it. Asking Paradox to fix it won't help, the problem is on Steam's end.I had an issue with this as I just started a server for me and my friends the other day. It's not caused by the actual game, it's a bug in the Steam Client. This is an issue that currently affects all Workshop games. Normally this file is moved to the Workshop folder once completed, but because it's corrupt Steam doesn't recognize it and it stays in the Downloads folder.
All you'll be deleting is a temporary file that's stored during the download. This will not affect your game, saves or workshop items. Delete the folder with the mod's SteamID. Hover over the "Missing Download Files" text and note the Steam ID. go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\workshop.Ĥ. Close down steam completely (so Steam > Exit in the upper left menu),Ģ.
If you've got the Missing Downloaded Files error, try this. If so, it's a corrupted temp download file. Is the download stuck there? Perhaps with a "Missing Downloaded Files" error? In the Steam Client, check the Downloads page. the fix may be much more simple than that. Are you missing Workshop content? Did you subscribe to things that aren't appearing in the game? Or do they appear in the Content Manager under Workshop Items as Subscribed, but you can't enable or find them under Mods or Assets? Then read on before you try to reinstall your game, Steam, Windows or pay for a program to fix this(don't do this, ever).
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