Our first interest is going to be the ‘…’ button which will allow us to navigate and select our world from earlier. So run the program like anything else. Then you’ll notice a bunch of buttons and stuff. (I recommend having the game open during this)įirst off, we obviously need to run it. Great! Now we have the easy part down, with the world now located somewhere on your computer (don’t forget the location). If you exported to an SD Card, it’ll be located in the “Survivalcraft” folder. If you uploaded to Dropbox, it’ll be located in the “Apps/Survivalcraft” folder. Either way, you’ll get an ‘.scworld’ file. Depending on your device this can either be as simple as exporting to your SD card or as dragging as exporting to Dropbox. Now that you have a world created, you’ll need to export it. For normal worlds you can only edit the chunks that you have edited in game. Both types require at least one chunk to work, so edit at least one block in game before exporting. For flat worlds you can edit anywhere you want with the editor. The choice between these does matter on what you are trying to do. There are two types of worlds, as we all know: flat and normal. Now that that is out of the way, we can get a world from the game. Go here to see a change log and planned features. Let’s start with the download links. Download both of these files, and place them in the same location. Here you’ll find information and instructions on SCTB. Welcome to the SurvivalCraft ToolBox representation!
0 kommentar(er)
