As we approach the upcoming 1.0 version of Arma Reforger, we must inform you of some changes that will impact modders but are necessary to provide the best experience for everyone moving forward.
More specifically, there are many changes in the update that will impact currently published mods. The differences in the approaching release make it impossible to know if every Workshop mod has been updated to be compatible with the latest build. Unfortunately, it’s not within our capacity to fix or check every mod currently available in the Workshop. We know that a significant number of released mods will be incompatible with this update, and thus, crashes will be introduced for players using these mods. This could potentially result in consequences for the game as a whole.
After much consideration, we have decided that temporarily delisting all mods in the Workshop is the best course of action. Do not worry, though! None of your mods will be erased, and mod creators won’t lose any data or access to your mods. Mods (including mod dependencies) will be hidden and marked as incompatible for 1.0 if they have not been published with the latest Arma Reforger Tools version yet. Delisted mods will be usable only in single player and workbench, but hosting of servers with outdated mods won't be possible with the latest version of Arma Reforger.
To restore your mod to the Workshop, you’ll need to follow the process below:
- On November 13, 2023, all public mods on the experimental environment will be marked incompatible and hidden from the Workshop.
- On November 16, 2023, all public mods on all environments will be marked incompatible and hidden from the Workshop.
- We strongly advise each mod creator to assess their compatibility with 1.0 and fix any potential bugs that may arise due to changes in the new version.
- Mod creators must manually publish an update for their mods to the Workshop using the Arma Reforger Tools to make them public and available again.
