In “Configuration,” open the OneControlCenter Control panel. Find your collection and get its ID if you don’t know it already. Click on “Browse” before choosing the “Collections” option. Go to “Community” and select “Workshop.”. First, you’ll have to open the Steam client, as everything is done there. When you have a collection ready, you can start adding its contents onto your server. 
Adding the Collection to Your Gmod Server However, before doing so, there are some steps to take. Now that you have your collection and ID, you can start using it for your Gmod server. The former is best if you want to share it with friends, as they won’t be able to get the exact add-ons quickly otherwise. When you’re creating your collection, you can choose to make it public or private. You can also look at other collections, and they’ll all have differing IDs. The numbers at the end we replaced with the letter X will denote your unique collection. Your collection will also have a unique ID, which you can obtain by copying its page URL.
Select “Workshop Files” on the right side of the page. Return to the Gmod workshop page once again. Click on “Add to Collection” and select the collection you just made. When you see something you like, go to the add-on’s page. Now, you can finally compile all the add-ons you want in one place. Save your settings and proceed twice as the instructions tell you.Īt this point, the collection is utterly empty of add-ons and objects. In the categories, select “ServerContent.”. Give the collection a name, image, and short description. On the right, click on “Create Collection.”. Open and log in to your Steam client and account. To create a collection, follow these steps carefully: Thus, it’s all up to you as to what to fit into the collection. 
When you create a collection, you gather a list of add-ons that work well together or simply what you like. In contrast, a humorous collection featuring the Doge meme would have all types of funny models and other add-ons. A Call of Duty collection would contain weapon models you can shoot with, various unique animations, and texture packs for soldiers and operators.
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