Creating a new world
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Start C4, when the main menu is displayed, press the ESC key to close it and press the tilde key twice to display the main toolbar. | Start C4, when the main menu is displayed, press the ESC key to close it and press the tilde key twice to display the main toolbar. | ||
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Revision as of 01:55, 17 March 2008
After reading this tutorial, you should be able to create a basic world and get it run. Make a new world Start C4, when the main menu is displayed, press the ESC key to close it and press the tilde key twice to display the main toolbar.
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Click on the Tools menu and select New World, or press Ctrl-N
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A new world file is displayed with the name untitled.
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Click on the World menu and select Save World As ...
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Save it as "Base" or any name you like in the directory "Data/MyGame/world".
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To minimize the potential for loss of data, save worlds on a regular basis. When adding major updates, add a version number suffix to the end of the filename, so if the world file gets corrupted at any point it is easy to use the previous version. E.g. the next time the file needs saving, choose Save Word As ... and change the name to Base-01, Base-02 etc.
