Motanum: I'm aware of the bug you're seeing where you can no longer click on the elements in to the add-ons list. It happens when you click on the black space behind the items in the list. It normally happens when you click between two elements in the space that separates them. I'm looking at a fix for this.

The images from the Workshop can be edited in any way that people feel is best to represent their mod. There isn't a way for us to let you capture the illustrative style of the icons exactly, however, our artists work on each one individually by hand.

Your best bet would be to use a program like Photoshop to try and recreate the look as much as possible.

Let me know if that answers your question, I'm still not 100% sure I understand.

Which "gameplay thumbnails" do you mean in this case? The ones that show up in the main menu, the ones in the "add-ons" menu, or the Workshop ones?

This fix is now live. Please give it another shot! As stated in the update message, if you previously uploaded a file to the Workshop that was over 100Mb, you'll need to upload it again to fix the issue.

I've just made a fix for this that will get pushed out in the next update. Thanks for the bug!

Motanum: I'll ask the Steam guys if they have any ideas about your situation.

Hmm, I'll take a look GShock. It's possible the new code is choking on the larger file size. My guess is that bits in the file past the 100Mb mark are corrupt.

Hi everyone, the latest update should address the issue you were seeing with updates failing to download to disk. It should also delete old and unused VPKs from your drive when the game starts up. Please let me know if you see files going missing when they shouldn't (this should only occur in the addons/workshop directory, and only delete VPKs and JPGs).

Thanks again for you help!

Ok thanks, I think I know what's going on then and I'll work on a quick fix!

Can you try one more thing? Can you load the game and uncheck that VPK as being loaded? Then try to update and see if it comes down properly. I'm thinking that the file is actually mounted at the time the game is trying to update it and failing to write it to disk. My guess is that if you uncheck it, you'll see it update properly. If so, I can probably make a quick fix for that one. Thanks for the help!

If you delete the old one sitting on your disk, does the new one download properly? As in, without changing anything else, just deleting the file from your workshop directory and restarting the game, does the file then show up properly?