BOIIIWD

• A Feature-rich GUI Steam Workshop downloader for Call of Duty®: Black Ops III built using CustomTkinter <br>

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Usage:

Windows

• Run BOIIIWD.exe (VirusTotal Scan)
• [Optional] Run as script: python boiiiwd_package\boiiiwd.py

Linux (Experimental)

wget https://github.com/faroukbmiled/BOIIIWD/releases/latest/download/Linux.zip 
unzip Linux.zip && chmod +x BOIIIWD
./BOIIIWD

• See Linux Branch for source code and documentation
• Requirements: python3-tk, lib32gcc-s1 (Debian/Ubuntu) or tk, lib32-gcc-libs (Arch)
• Note: Linux support is experimental and may have issues

Features:

• Improved download stability
• Auto installs mods and maps
• Queue -> download items in queue
• Library tab -> lists your downloaded items
• Item updater -> checks your items for updates
• Workshop Transfer -> copy/move items from the workshop folder into the game directory
• Custom Themes

Notes:

• Steamcmd will be downloaded if it is not installed <br>
• Initializing SteamCMD for the first time could take some time depending on your internet speed <br>

Mouse Bindings:

Library Tab:

* Mouse1 -> copy id
* Ctrl + Mouse1 -> append to clipboard
* Mouse2 (scroll wheel button) -> open item path in file explorer
* Mouse3 (Right click) -> copy path

Building from Source:

• pip install -r requirements.txt -> use my modified CTkToolTip and CTkListbox
• python build.py

Login and Download Stability:

Logging in can significantly improve download stability, as reported by some users online. If you're having trouble figuring out how to log in, follow the detailed tutorial provided in the LOGIN.md file.

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Disclaimer: You can change/add the environment variable BOIIIWD_ENC_KEY used for encrypting your steam username to whatever you want. You can use this helper function to generate a valid key for you.