How to stop Dota 2 Workshop tools download?
I have mistakenly clicked the download Dota 2 workshop tools button inside the game. Now it is downloading 5GB of content. I don't want to download this. So I canceled the download from Steam. But after a Steam restart, the download is starting from the beginning and each time I have to stop it manually. Is there a way to stop this completely? Thanks in advance.
EDIT:
I have tried clearing the download folder and clearing the app cache folder. Both do not work.
Best Answer
select your game in steam, go to parameters, DLC tab, and uncheck the workshop tools to download.
Problem solved.
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How do I stop workshop content update?
No, it's not possible to stop workshop mods from updating, they update separately from the game itself. (and even with games it's not possible to stop them from updating 'cause they'll update when you try to run them.)How do I cancel a Steam workshop download?
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Answer 2
follow the steps:
go to "Library" on steam
right click on DOTA2 and go to "Properties"
there are 5 tabs. The last one is "DLC". Click on it
In a box there is an option "DOTA 2 workshop tools DLC". Remove the tick mark.
Answer 3
What you have to do is right clicking Dota 2 in the library menu followed by a click on "view downloadable content" and then "un-tick" the check box after Dota 2 workshop tools DLC.
Answer 4
NO! there wrong!
What you do is you right-click on dota 2 go to view downloadable content it will pop-up witha box un-tick dota 2 DLC packs click close
TADA
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