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In a previous step, you exported the level into the game, and you opened the level from the Custom Level card that's located in the level menu's Workshop tab. Now, let’s upload the level to the Steam Workshop.
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As you have the Custom Level open, you should see a button titled Upload to Workshop in the lower part of the screen, given that you haven't pressed the Dismount button yet and don't have any menu windows open. Let's press the Upload to Workshop button.
This opens a window that asks you to confirm if you want to upload your level to Steam Workshop. You can see your level's name, Preview Image, and Ingame Icon, all of which can be added via the scene's LevelSettings.
The Ingame Icon will be displayed in the game's level list, while the Workshop Preview will be the level's header picture in Steam Workshop’s level browser.
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If you haven’t added custom icons to your level yet, feel free to have a look at the Adding Icons tutorial for some useful tips. You are able to upload your level even with the placeholder icons, but it's good to add some icons of your own to make your creation stand out!
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By uploading the level, you agree to the workshop terms of service. You may click on the link for more information.
To upload the level to Steam Workshop, press Confirm. After a moment, Steam’s overlay view will pop up, along with different settings that you can use to further customize the appearance of your level in the Workshop. You should be seeing something like this:
