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| In the above image you will notice for this specific Steam Workshop modification/file, the ID is **1720671046**. | In the above image you will notice for this specific Steam Workshop modification/file, the ID is **1720671046**. |
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| With the number in-hand **1720671046** - returning to that previously located folder/directory on your computer for your Workshop subscriptions from the previous step **SteamLibrary\steamapps\workshop\content\222880**, now locate (search for) the folder within the **222880** that is of your Steam Workshop subscription ID. | With the number in-hand **1720671046** - returning to that previously located folder/directory on your computer for your Workshop subscriptions from the previous step **SteamLibrary\steamapps\workshop\content\222880**, now locate (search for) the folder within the **222880** directory that is the same as your Steam Workshop subscription ID. |
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| | <html><p style="text-align: center;"><a href="https://www.thearmorymod.com/tutorials/workshop-asset/locating-workshop-subscription-file.jpg" data-lightbox="tutorial" data-title="Locating the subscription directory and the respective .vpk file."><img class="tutorial-image-border" src="https://www.thearmorymod.com/tutorials/workshop-asset/locating-workshop-subscription-file.jpg"></a></p></html> |
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| | ==== 1c) Opening and Extracting Contents of Workshop .vpk File ==== |
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| | <html><p style="text-align: center;"><a href="https://www.thearmorymod.com/tutorials/workshop-asset/opening-the-vpk-workshop-vpk-file.jpg" data-lightbox="tutorial" data-title="Locating and opening the .vpk file to the Workshop subscription."><img class="tutorial-image-border" src="https://www.thearmorymod.com/tutorials/workshop-asset/opening-the-vpk-workshop-vpk-file.jpg"></a></p></html> |
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| | With the [[software:gcfscape|GCFScape software]] installed on your computer and with .vpk files already associated with and to open with GCFscape, open (or open with) the .vpk file, in this case **sandstorm_gloves_sec_tactical**. |
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| | <html><p style="text-align: center;"><a href="https://www.thearmorymod.com/tutorials/workshop-asset/extracting-workshop-vpk-files.jpg" data-lightbox="tutorial" data-title="Extracting the contents of the open .vpk file."><img class="tutorial-image-border" src="https://www.thearmorymod.com/tutorials/workshop-asset/extracting-workshop-vpk-files.jpg"></a></p></html> |
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| | A lot of modifications that are not sound modifications or do not include sounds at all I have noticed are packaged including the sound folder. Unless you are using and sourcing files specifically that are sounds, this folder is NOT needed and can be ignored. |
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| | For most, if not all, 3D assets you prepare for a theater will have the obvious models folder and the materials folder for it's respective textures. Go ahead and drag those two folders (as pictured above, models & materials folders) to a folder on your computer. |
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