Workshop availability
VHOLUME has an official Steam Workshop. A launch community post says Workshop support was available from day one and points creators toward a map-making channel and design guide.
The live catalog exposes map categories, ratings, and a subscribe surface. The checked snapshot included user-created maps named “modulo” and “barstow00,” but catalog entries and ratings can change continuously.
| Before you open an item | Check |
|---|---|
| Identity | It is a Workshop item, not a main or B-Side level |
| Creator | The Steam item names the uploader |
| Tags | Parkour, exploration, beginner, or other current tags fit your goal |
| Freshness | Rating, update date, and subscription state are checked live |
How to use Workshop maps
Open the official Workshop to inspect the current item page and subscription controls. Treat every map as user-generated unless its item page says otherwise; a Workshop upload is not automatically a developer-authored level or fact.
If you want to build a map
The developer's VHOLUME Mapping documentation is the source for creation setup. It currently lists Unreal Engine 5.4 (5.4.4 recommended), Windows 10/11, and a Steam account for Workshop publishing. The shortest first-map path is:
- Download the latest mapping project from the official Mapping site.
- Extract the ZIP and open
vholumeMapping.uprojectin Unreal Engine 5.4. - Build the base release with
Build Now, then create a map plugin withNew Map.... - Block out a route with cubes or the CubeGrid tool before adding art.
- Run the setup checks, pack the map, and inspect the Workshop item after publishing.
| Tool component | Captured version | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| VHMap plugin | 1.0.25 | Packing, setup checks and asset handling |
| VHOLUME bridge | 1.0.3 | Game-specific actors and default rendering setup |
| Mapping project | 1.0.14 | Project configuration and bundled plugins |
These versions are a 29 August 2026 documentation snapshot. Include all three values when reporting a build issue; an update to one component can change packing behavior.
Community runs
Two checked videos show short runs of the Workshop map “modulo.” Their titles contain historical timing language, so they demonstrate active play rather than a current record. Link to the runs for visual context and check the live item before repeating a route.
When a published map is updated, the official Mapping docs say its leaderboard is reset because an older time may no longer be possible. Treat Workshop scores as version-bound and recheck the item page after updates.
For official and community map boundaries, also see All Maps.
Sources
- Official WorkshopOfficial platform
- Modulo runVideo reference