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Custom Workshop Installer

Alternative worshop installer.
Initially released on the SLRR workshop:
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1445498636


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- doesn't add playtime (because it doesn't use steamapi)
- fast start with many subscribed items (because it doesn't look up stuff online)
- search (right click->Find...)
- installing and removing multiple mods at once
- ability to save a list of currently installed mods for easy reinstalling
- mod update notification (requires the mod author to add a [workshop_id].txt file, see Suggestion to modders)
- self-updating (requires user action) - copies itself from the workshop folder, means you need to be subscribed
- class remover (see full description)
- avoid backup files appearing in load car dialogs (save folder backups)
= mod conflict detection*
= supports renamed game folder*
= avoid playback stopping for music replacing mods (music folder backups)*

*= The stock Workshop Installer now does the same.


Item names list
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3013466934

1. Subscribe to this and to Item names list (link above).
2. Wait for Steam to download it.
3. Install with the stock installer
or
open *your_steam_library_folder*\steamapps\workshop\content\1571280\3009849222
and copy all 3 files to the game folder.

4. Launch the tool from the game folder.
You may rename it like the default one to launch it from the steam library, though this will cause the playtime counting.

For Win7: if it does not start, install Windows Management Framework OR get the _20 version:
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3013466488


The tool will present you a list of your subscribed and installed items like this

Legend:
s - subscribed (according to the contents of your_steam_library_folder\steamapps\workshop\content\497180)
i - installed (according to the contents of the 'workshop_uninstall' directory)
[x] - choice number, the number you will be asked to type in (these numbers change when you subscribe/unsubscribe)
WorkshopId - Steam workshop item id
Name - name of the item according to the contents of the file '_CustomWorkshopInstaller_ItemNames'

Choose the item by typing the choice number and hitting enter (gently). If the item is not installed it will be installed, otherwise it will be removed.

To select multiple items type the numbers like that "1,2,3". Same logic as above applies.
To install all items type "install all".
To remove all items type "remove all".

Other commands
"sort by id" - sort items by id
"sort by name" - sort items by name (default sorting)
"sort by installed" - sort items by installed
"sort by subscribed" - sort items by subscribed
"sort by installdate" - sort items by install date
"sort by size" - sort items by size
all above extended with " desc" - for descending order
alias for "sort by" - "s by"
alias for "installed" - "i"
alias for "subscribed" - "s"
aliases for "installdate" - "idate", "ion"
"refresh" - refresh list
"reinstall x[,x]" - reinstall selected item(s)
"reinstall new" - reinstall updated item(s)
"reinstall all" - reinstall all installed item(s)
alias for "reinstall" - "re"
"page x" - open item page in steam if it is running, otherwise in browser
"files x" - opens item directory on disk
alias for "files" - "f"
alias for "page" - "p"
"exit" - exit
"class remover"
"groups" alias "g" - save a list of currently installed items for easy reinstalling