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I read the Tutorial on WoldForge, but how to I freeze stuff from items.wsc? There is nothing on worldforge to enter the path to it and no way to open it in worldforge. So could someone please explain how to do this to me?

Been a long time since i did that.. but if I remember right, World forge will simply use the file named Items.wsc

So if you have a building saved as, Bank.wsc you would rename it to items.wsc temporarily for WF to freeze it.

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i understand this...

but how do i get World forge to use the file? like for static and map files i have to put in the "path" to the file (c:/sphere/programs/etc..../map0.mul) but there is nothing like this for items.wsc.

World Forge should automaticly look for the file in its root folder. There are several versions of World Forge, though.. It would help if I knew what one you have.

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I have the one that is in the download section of this web site...it says 6X at the top.

okay, that World forge version is kind of messed up. The GUI is not large enough to display box to enter the file path directory for the Items.wsc file.

Let me see if I can find another.

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I am 99% sure this is a good working version, and its got more features than the 6.1 you got.

world forge 6.4

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Crap, you know what.. that version doesnt freeze statics.. LOL

Here is the original one, that I use to use strictly for freezing/melting... Its a simple operation.

world forge

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thanks a lot!!

Thanks for that. 6x was confusing me since I knew the path directory was there, but I couldn't see it.

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