Pretty late for a reply but I don't check this sub forum very often ;-)

Workshop mods are inside .pak files and you can find them in the Windows "Documents" folder. There should be a sub folder "Divinity Original Sin Enhanced Edition" which should contain a folder "Mods" which should contain the .pak files.

Ah. I completely forgot that some Steam games stick the mods in there (only other one I know of is Civ 5). Thanks.

For anyone who comes later, it's actually in Larian Studios/Divinity Original Sin Enhanced Edition".

Strange. I can't mark this as an answer.

Originally posted by 💖 Officer Hotpants 💖:

I've hunted through the steam workshop folder on all three of my drives and I can't find this game's mods anywhere. I wanted to see if I could tweak one and now I'm just baffled.

What did you use to open the .pak file?

Originally posted by Traveler:

Originally posted by 💖 Officer Hotpants 💖:

I've hunted through the steam workshop folder on all three of my drives and I can't find this game's mods anywhere. I wanted to see if I could tweak one and now I'm just baffled.

What did you use to open the .pak file?

Oh god. I don't even remember. Maybe it was 7zip? Sometimes that works. I'm sorry but I honestly can't even remember what it was I wanted to do back then.

I realize this is probably a necropost, but if anyone comes across it, here's what to do with a .pak file:

• Download https://github.com/Norbyte/lslib/releases/download/v1.15.15/ExportTool-v1.15.15.zip
  
• Extract the ExportTool somewhere easily remembered
  
• If you're paranoid (and you should be), scan it for viruses, malware, etc
  
• Look in the resultant folder for ConvertApp.exe, double left click this
  
• In the LSLib Toolkit window, click the PAK / LSV Tools tab
  
• Under Extract Package, specify the Package Path and Destination Path
  
• Down below, click the Version drop down and select the game version
  
• Click the Extract Package button

Have fun.