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i'm really sorry... but this time i have to report you to steam community.
bye, golden bear.
and who are you that tell people to post here or there ?...
are you the owner of steam ?...
What age you have ? 9 yo ?. 11 yo ?.
Again, next time , be more clever and carefully read in what people complain and against who...
People like you have much to learn from others, trust me. You think to be the professor of what ?. hahaha..
Don't comment anymore if you are not able to resolve problems or can't understand what the problem is related to.
The problem is related to STEAM ... and i can post everywhere because i'm in steam in the section related to THIS game... where is your difficult to understand that ?.
Again, i have to report you to steam for the second time.
I don't comment anymore.
When you subscribe to Workshop content a rfcmp (rfactor component) file is downloaded to the steamapps\workshop\content\365960 folder.
When rF2 is started the Content Manager of the rF2 Launcher unpacks the rfcmp file into mas and mft files and installs them into the Content's sub folders.
That's how it's done and will not be changed so there is no point in getting all flustered about a few dollars worth of storage space. Undo the knots in your knickers and buy more storage space, it's cheap as chips.
The Packages folder is where you put the rfcmp file if you download non-Workshop content.
Once that content has been installed by the Content Manager you can delete the rfcmp file from the packages folder.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/workshop/discussions/18446744073709551615/1742230617622120042/?appid=365960