This can be frustrating indeed, you will just need to look into questionable folders until you find the DIM* folders (DIM stand for dimension). Move the folder containing them over to your saves and you should see them in your single player game. Beware that your computer may have a hard time loading and/or running the worlds depending on how large and complex the worlds were.I want to use a multiplayer world that was played by a group of mine as a singleplayer world. They moved on while I was still in the middle of building my base, so I'd like to be able to play the world on singleplayer and continue building my base on twitch. The issue is that the files are unfamiliar to me, I was expecting a WORLD folder to simply move over, but was greatly mistaken. Thanks for any help
-General_Metrac
This can be frustrating indeed, you will just need to look into questionable folders until you find the DIM* folders (DIM stand for dimension). Move the folder containing them over to your saves and you should see them in your single player game. Beware that your computer may have a hard time loading and/or running the worlds depending on how large and complex the worlds were.
Yes and then for the second question no as long if all DIMs are within the same folder, it should act just as it were running a server (in fact SSP runs a internal server in the background).I have actually found the DIM files for all the worlds. Now when I move them over, they will all go into the SAVES file? also in doing so, wont each of these act as a different world, or will they all be one whole? Also, not worried about my PC, it is rather beefy and I plan to remove some of the spare mystcraft worlds. My home base was in a void world anyways.
Ok moved the files to the appropriate folders, however a world has not been formed for me to click on in the singleplayer options page, any idea?Yes and then for the second question no as long if all DIMs are within the same folder, it should act just as it were running a server (in fact SSP runs a internal server in the background).
How are you getting the World folder? You got FTP acces on the Server your friends are still playing? First of I would always pause the server before copy the world.Ok moved the files to the appropriate folders, however a world has not been formed for me to click on in the singleplayer options page, any idea?
There is, in fact, a "world" folder. By default, on a server, it is even actually called "world". Assuming a vanilla, or relatively vanilla server, you can find the name of the savegame by examining the server.properties file. You know you have the right folder when there is a level.dat file in the root.I want to use a multiplayer world that was played by a group of mine as a singleplayer world. They moved on while I was still in the middle of building my base, so I'd like to be able to play the world on singleplayer and continue building my base on twitch. The issue is that the files are unfamiliar to me, I was expecting a WORLD folder to simply move over, but was greatly mistaken. Thanks for any help
-General_Metrac
