The Tags line is a space-separated list of tags to associate with the item in the Workshop.
The PreviewFile is the picture that will be displayed for the item. The Description and Title lines are the title and description the item will be listed under on Steam Workshop. Those lines must be in that exact order in the file. $PackageDirectory "C:\Users\NameHere\Documents\My Games\KillingFloor2\TestMapUpload" $PreviewFile "C:\Users\NameHere\Pictures\WorkshopTest.png" Wherever WorkshopUserTool.exe is on disk, it will only look in that directory for the configuration file it uses to define the upload. It uses the base Killing Floor 2 user directory as its working directory (something like "C:\Users\\Documents\My Games\KillingFloor2", depending on your version of windows). \SteamApps\common\killingfloor2\Binaries directory (the game and editor executables are in Win64 subdirectory of that path). It is installed as part of the Killing Floor 2 - SDK tool in Steam to the. It takes a single parameter: the name of a configuration file that is used to define the upload. The name of the command line uploader is WorkshopUserTool.exe. Workshop items do not need to be zipped or archived into single files any more, but they do need to be arranged correctly in a directory tree. The newest version of the Steam Workshop uses directory trees as items, not single files. This guide applies to the Community Workshop for maps and mods, not the Curated Workshop where art assets and other items can be uploaded for consideration for inclusion in the game. This makes it possible to automate updating with a batch file or other script. While there is a GUI tool to build scripts, brew data, and upload mods and maps to the Killing Floor 2 Steam workshop, the command-line tool that it invokes to upload to workshop can be invoked directly. For those having issues can you also try running the workshop upload via command line.
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