If you’re asking yourself, “Where are my Tmodloader worlds saved?”, the answer is probably on the /saves/Worlds/ folder. You can restore.wld files in the same location by logging into your FTP file access account and navigating to the “worlds” or “saved” folder. After you’ve found the correct location, click “Change World” and select your saved world.
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.wld files are uploaded into /saves/Worlds/ folder
Using a Terraria dedicated server, you can host your own world on the network. The server will then load the.wld file onto your server. In order to open this file, you need to be in the same directory on the other computer. It may be in a different location depending on your operating system. You can edit your worlds using the Terraria Map Editor. MoreTerra will also let you view and edit.wld files.
If you use Multicraft, you need to rename the.wld file to “world.” To do this, go to /saves/Worlds/folder and unzip it. Once the folder is unzipped, open the configuration editor by clicking on “config” and then click on ‘World’. Then, in the “Game Name” field, enter the same name as the world you created.
.wld files are restored from /saves/Worlds/ folder
A.wld file can be restored from the /saves/Worlds/ folder on a PC. In this folder, you will find all of your saved game information. By default, the folder will contain the name of your region. Knowing where to find your saved game is important if you’re planning to change computers, make backups, or share saves with others.
.wld files are copied into /saves/Worlds/ folder
Usually, you can find.wld files in your /saves/Worlds/ folder, which contains the world. A world file is a folder of nested files, and when you copy a world, everything inside the folder is copied, including the inventory. The world file contains a region folder, which contains data about the overworld, including the locations of chests and the items inside of them. In addition, it contains information about mobs, such as their inventory and their statistics.
