Mod de Garry – How to Delete Unnecessary Server Addons

This guide will teach you how to get rid of the server addons you don’t want. These are the things that make your spawn menu and context menu look messy and bothersome.

Introdução

Have you ever hopped onto a server, had some fun, then switched back to singleplayer only to see your spawn menu is all messy and crammed with server addons? Did you say “SIM” to that? Bem, you’re in the right spot to solve this problem!

Etapa 0 – Oficina

Antes de começar, make sure those annoying addons aren’t lurking in your “Subscribed Items” seção. To check this, Siga estas etapas simples:

1. Open your Library.
2. Click on Garry’s Mod.
3. Just a bit to the right of the Play button, find and click on Workshop.
4. You’ll land on the Workshop main page.
5. Look to the right, next to your profile picture, and there’s a drop-down menu called “Your Files.” Clique nele.
6. Agora, clique em “Subscribed Items.”
7. Take a look to see if there are any server addons there.

Na maioria das vezes, you won’t find any server addons in this section, but sometimes they sneak in, so it’s a good idea to check here first.

Etapa 1 – Game Files

Now that we’ve cleaned up the Workshop, the only place left to find those server addons is in the game files. Veja como você faz isso:

1. Head back to your Library.
2. Right-click on Garry’s Mod.
3. Selecione “Gerenciar,” and then click on “Navegue por arquivos locais.”

Your computer will open up the file directory.

4. Follow this order to open the folders:

• Go into the workshop folder.

Dentro, you’ll come across a bunch of files, depending on how many addons you’ve downloaded.

Etapa 2 – Deleting It

Now that you’re in the game files, you might wonder how to tell which ones are the server addons since they all have random numbers for names.

Click on View:

Click on Group:

Click on Date:

The File Manager will display the addons you’ve downloaded most recently. To get rid of those server addons, simply delete the ones that are the most recent or have a timestamp showing when they were downloaded.