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Copy the numeric Workshop ID after id= from one individual Arma 3 item page.
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Arma 3 Workshop Item Lookup for Mods & Scenarios
Arma 3 separates playable scenarios from Launcher-managed mods, and multiplayer servers may publish required Workshop IDs. Use one exact item URL to identify what Steam returns before you add it to a client or server workflow.
Open official WorkshopSteam App ID: 107410
Check an item
Paste one Arma 3 Workshop link.
Steam may return a public file URL for the item. When it does not, the result page provides a local SteamCMD command for that exact App ID and item.
How it works
Check one Steam item at a time.
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Use the official item and Bohemia documentation for Launcher, server, dependency, and compatibility requirements.
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A direct button appears only when Steam returns a valid public link. Otherwise, use the item-specific SteamCMD guidance locally and only for content you are authorized to access.
Quick answer
Know what this Arma 3 item check covers.
Paste one individual Arma 3 Workshop URL or Published File ID. WorkshopFetch can check the item Steam identifies, but it does not subscribe through the Launcher, assemble a server mod pack, or guarantee that SteamCMD can retrieve the content.
Use the Workshop ID from the item URL
Bohemia documents the numeric value after id= as the Steam Workshop item identifier. It identifies the published item and can also appear as publishedid in an Arma 3 mod's metadata.
- Copy the URL from an individual sharedfiles item page rather than a Workshop search or collection page.
- Do not substitute App ID 107410 for the item's Published File ID; the two numbers identify different things.
- Check the returned title and App ID before continuing so a similarly named item from another game is not mistaken for Arma 3 content.
Scenarios and mods continue through different game flows
Arma 3's official getting-started guidance sends subscribed scenarios to the game's scenario flow, while mods are managed from the Launcher's MODS tab.
- A scenario can be intended for single-player, multiplayer, or co-op; read the item tags and creator instructions.
- A mod or terrain can require other Workshop items, DLC, keys, or a particular server setup.
- The lookup identifies one Steam item; it does not decide how Arma 3 should load that content.
For server administrators
Arma 3 servers can advertise required Workshop identifiers so the Launcher can recognize missing mods. That server workflow is broader than checking one item.
- Confirm each required mod against its official Workshop page and server documentation.
- WorkshopFetch does not generate -mod parameters, copy keys, create presets, schedule updates, or store Steam credentials.
- If SteamCMD rejects an item, use a local account with the required permissions when appropriate; never enter Steam credentials on this site.
Official references
Arma 3 FAQ
Can I check an Arma 3 terrain or scenario?
Yes. Paste the individual Workshop item URL or Published File ID for a scenario, terrain, mod, or other Arma 3 item.
Where is the Arma 3 Workshop ID?
Open the individual item in a browser and copy the numeric value after id= in its Steam URL. Bohemia also uses this identifier to pair server mods with Workshop items.
Does this configure an Arma 3 server?
No. It checks one Steam Workshop item only and does not create mod lists, Launcher presets, startup parameters, keys, or server configuration.
Are scenarios and Launcher mods installed the same way?
No. Bohemia's official guidance handles subscribed scenarios and Launcher-managed mods as different workflows. Follow the item's type and official instructions.
Will required mods be included automatically?
No. Review dependencies and the server's required-mod list separately. WorkshopFetch does not expand a collection or follow dependency chains.
What if Steam returns no direct file URL?
SteamCMD is local guidance, not a bypass. Steam or the game may require access through your own Steam account, ownership of the game, or other item-specific permissions.
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