"Half-Life: Alyx" has received an update, which is why the Steam Workshop is supported. This also includes the beta of Valve's community development tools, support for Linux, the Vulkan rendering API and various improvements.
The tools for editing "Half-Life: Alyx" are thus available to the community, which means that you can create new levels, models, textures, animations and various other modifications. The content can then be easily shared with other players via the Steam Workshop. In addition to the tools, the update includes several sample maps to demonstrate what is possible. The entire map set from "Half-Life: Alyx" is also available as a customisable reference source, including a collection of interactive and pre-made objects.
According to Valve, this is possible: "Want to design your own physics sandbox for VR or a giant Rube Goldberg machine? Create a new combat situation with a dozen Combine soldiers? How about the world's longest multi-function tool puzzle or a new district for City 17? Unpack the tools now and turn your imagination into reality! If you don't want to tinker yourself but want to try out the community content, just head over to the Steam Workshop page for the latest and most popular add-ons." More info can be found at Steam.
Source: Valve
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