Steam Workshop

The Steam Workshop allows players to contribute to, download, and upload created content to share with other players of SimAirport.

Share a Save with the Community

 * 1) While in-game, load the save game you want to share
 * 2) Press ESC or click the 'Menu' button, top left
 * 3) Choose the "Airport Sharing" button
 * 4) Click on the "Publish..." button
 * 5) Enter a Title and, optionally, a description (can edit later from web UI)
 * 6) Click 'Save and Publish'
 * 7) Note: If asked to accept the Steam Workshop ToS, you MUST click through and do so before your map will be visible to the public.

Play Saves that Other Players Created

 * 1) While in-game, or before starting the game, open the Steam Client or the Steam Web UI
 * 2) Navigate to the SimAirport Workshop (linked above)
 * 3) Browse the maps submitted by the community; when you find one that you like simply click the "+" button to 'Subscribe' to the map
 * 4) After subscribing to one or more maps, open SimAirport or return to the SimAirport app
 * 5) Open the 'Airport Sharing' menu
 * 6) Click any game you would like to play; you will see the preview and title/description and below that simply click "Play Now" to begin playing it immediately!
 * 7) To save your own progress simply save as you would normally

Update a Save that You've Already Shared

 * 1) While in-game, load the save game you want to share -- you can do this by loading the save the normal way, or via the 'Airport Sharing' menu and clicking "Play Now" on the shared game
 * 2) If you want to update the shared version simply open the Airport Sharing menu again; the save you shared should be in bold. Select it.
 * 3) Now click the 'Publish Update' button!

Edit the Title or Description, or to Delete a Shared File

 * 1) Use the Steam Client or Steam web UI and navigate to the SimAirport Workshop (linked above)
 * 2) Find the item and make any changes you wish to make!

Trivia

 * Steam Workshop integration was first introduced alongside 11 May's experimental patch.
 * Steam Workshop support was officially first released on 20 May.