In addition, it will be a lot easier to install mods and recover screenshots from a path such as D:Games\ KSP\Screenshots then to go through the long tree from the C folder that Windows with Steam forces you through. Then, if something goes wrong, you always have the original game as a backup. To be real safe, copy the entire game to a different location, install your mods to it, and run that version of the game from its own icon.
While you're there, take the opportunity to backup your saves, craft files, etc. Once you know where it is, you can go direct to it, no need to go via the Steam client app. That's just to help you find the location. You'll know if you're in the right place by the presence of the GameData directory. That should open a window on the main KSP install directory (buried a few levels deep inside Steam's data directory by default). Download the latest version here from Github Open / extract the downloaded ZIP archive Move the PrepareLanding directory in the Mods folder (not in ModsCore. ago ok nvm i figured it out thanks RichDistribution975 1 yr. You could try putting them into the workshop folder but I dont know if that work FoomG 2 yr. Right-click on KSP in your library, and select properties from the menu. The game downloads older steam workshop addons in legacy.bin format in the workshop folder and then when it loads it in game it unpacks it into the addons folder. The Steam client should have a "browse local files" option in the properties window for KSP.
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