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Steam Workshop
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The Steam Workshop is a way for players to submit user-generated content to Dota 2. There are two main type of user-generated content for Dota 2: cosmetic items and custom game modes.
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Custom Game Modes[edit]
Custom game modes are made using the Dota 2 Workshop Tools. Everyone can publish those in the Steam Workshop, and everyone can play them for free after downloading the tools from the custom games tab in Dota 2 and after subscribing the desidered custom game modes. Users can rate and subscribe to custom game modes as any Workshop submission.
Cosmetic Items[edit]
Cosmetic items are sold for real money in the Steam Store, but before these objects must be submitted to the Dota 2 Workshop on Steam. Only submissions approved by Valve are added to the store. Creators of approved contents receive a portion of their sales proceeds. Users can rate submissions, although a higher rating does not guarantee its approval.
Eligible submissions[edit]
Several forms of cosmetic items are accepted for Dota 2:
- Equipment
- Custom Couriers
- Custom Wards
- Announcers
- HUD Skins
- Taunts
- Ability models
- Ability effects
- Ability icons
- Emoticons
- Multikill Banner
- Weather Effects
- Music
- Loading Screens
- Cursors
Guidelines[edit]
Cosmetic items should "fit" the hero's theme, color scheme, and silhouette.
See also[edit]
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