Cosmetics mustn't interfere with class identification.Items have to introduce something unique and different compared to items already in the game.Workshop submissions require sufficient community support.Thumbnails and in-game images must be 256x256 pixels.Source files must be included for models and materials.Steam avatars must be 184x184 pixels and saved in.Textures no larger than 512x512 pixels, 256x256 being preferred.Textures should be simple and not a distraction.Hats are to use team specific or neutral colors.Maintain texture quality nothing higher or lower res than what is next to it.Realistic but slightly skewed proportions to add visual draw.Maintains character personality and bio.The Steam Workshop site was created to replace the Contribution page on the TF2 Official Website and to make it easier for users to receive feedback from Valve and the wider community regarding specific entries.Ĭolor swatch to follow when creating hats. Items submitted to the site are chosen based on the quality of modeling, texturing and animation, and attributes such as damage statistics and weapon functionality are determined by Valve before release, in order to consider game balance. Submitted items can be viewed in the gallery of the site, sorted by the most recent or highest rated submissions. Users may also tag their submissions in special categories, denoting submissions for "Sound Device" items such as the Boston Boom-Bringer, holiday events like Halloween, Smissmas and Summer, and occasional special events and themes, such as the promotional item tie-in contests for Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris and Batman: Arkham Knight, and the Jungle theme leading up to the Jungle Inferno Update. Team Fortress 2 submissions must be in the form of maps, weapons, cosmetics, taunts, War Paints, Unusual effects, and community fixes. It currently supports Team Fortress 2 and over a thousand other titles. The site went live with the Manniversary Update & Sale on October 13, 2011, and aims to make item contribution more open to the public by allowing all users to view and rate submitted items, and let the community play and rate maps. The Steam Workshop is a mini-site that enables users to submit modeled items for in-game release and displaying online and Custom maps for the community to play with.
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