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咨询~steam创意工坊！求大神解答啊~
我菜鸟，想搞清楚创意工坊的运作。。
有几个问题，希望能得到大家的解答，感激不尽~
1. 首先想跟大家确认一下我的理解：创意工坊里有2类游戏，一类是免费的游戏，它的创意工坊是通过投票形式，有机会进入游戏商店，其他玩家需要去商店里购买；另一类是付费的游戏，它的创意工坊是通过订阅的形式，免费，启动游戏时自动下载。这样的理解是否正确？
2. 所有付费游戏的所有创意工坊物品都是免费的吗？如果某个玩家做出了一个特别优秀的作品，V社会不会放进商店里而不是免费订阅？
3. steam创意工坊中的物品是不是只有在steam平台上玩游戏才可以用？
4. 有很多游戏都是第三方游戏，那么这些游戏在创意工坊中担任什么样的角色呢？
再次拜谢大家了~如果可以加个QQ的话最好哈。。。
& &第二點目前好像只有CSGO有這案例
4.就遊戲支援MOD，利用steam工坊來整合玩家創作的MOD而已
社区昵称：firsdrea
如果手动移动下载来的文件，有些创意工坊的内容可以移到非STEAM版里，不过这有些偏题了。
发自移动设备 - 你的掌上 SteamCN 社区
社区昵称：holyyang
绿灯不是workshop啊……
一开始我也看错，楼主第一条指的是TF2和DOTA这类的创意工坊，只能看和评分，不能下。&
社区昵称：Demy
道理你能明白就可以了，运作。。。你明白了也没用啊
社区昵称：虹髮伯爵
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1，不对，你说的是绿灯
2，前半个问题，workshop里的都是免费的。后半个，有可能，但那样就会从workshop里消失
3，不，可以提取出来给盗版用（L4D2亲测）
4，提供mod发挥的平台。我觉得你这问题该把主语和宾语反一下
社区昵称：Wind.Von.D
个人感觉你把绿光和创意工坊两个东西搞混了，我听LZ口气是不是想整点东西到绿光和创意工坊上赚点钱？
1，不对，你说的是绿灯
2，前半个问题，workshop里的都是免费的。后半个，有可能，但那样就会从workshop里 ...
我说的不是绿灯，是创意工坊。可能我表达有点问题，我分免费和付费游戏2类，免费游戏的创意工坊物品是付费的，付费游戏的创意工坊里的物品是免费的，是不是这个理？
个人感觉你把绿光和创意工坊两个东西搞混了，我听LZ口气是不是想整点东西到绿光和创意工坊上赚点钱？
没想赚钱。。。做一个课题，研究一下而已，嘿嘿
社区昵称：Wind.Von.D
看了你之前的回复发觉你有点误区，绝大多数游戏的创意工坊都其实质就是免费展示第三方MOD，都不需要钱的，增强游戏的粘合度。
除了自家的dota2和TF2的比较特殊，和其它游戏不一样，实际上是个出售MOD的地方，如果你做的MOD被V社看中了，那就可以在游戏中出售分成利润。
社区昵称：mantleinsisu
cry of fear 是半条命2的mod，现在在商店上架了，完全免费也不需要半条命2，不过之前是没有在创意工坊的因为半条命2没有创意工坊
这个算吗？
社区昵称：mantleinsisu
3. steam创意工坊中的物品是不是只有在steam平台上玩游戏才可以用？
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不一定，比如火炬之光2有零售版和steam版，其创意工坊的内容都是mod之类的，创意工坊上的东西可以在steam上下载之后放到零售版指定的目录也还是可以生效的。
这个应该具体看游戏
看了你之前的回复发觉你有点误区，绝大多数游戏的创意工坊都其实质就是免费展示第三方MOD，都不需要钱的， ...
非常感谢！不过我没技术功底，还有点笨哈，比如我给dota2做一把新的武器，这把武器就是一个新的mod？
我当初就是看到36个有创意工坊的游戏里，只有dota2和TF2是免费玩，但创意工坊里的东西要用钱买，所以我就想是不是免费游戏付费物品，付费游戏免费物品这样的形式
社区昵称：Wind.Von.D
非常感谢！不过我没技术功底，还有点笨哈，比如我给dota2做一把新的武器，这把武器就是一个新的mod？
正如你说的拿dota2说事，是的，这把武器就是一个新mod，如果被V社看中了就会拉到dota2商店里卖。其实别人也可以免费使用，只是只有本地才能看到，并且需要自行添加到游戏文件里，随着版本的升级兼容性不保证。
我现在理解你说的免费游戏付费物品，付费游戏免费物品这样的形式，粗略的说现在的情况的确可以这么理解。
本社区基于怎么从steam的创意工坊下载东西啊上面只有订阅啊，收藏之类的_百度知道
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