We’re getting close to Planet Coaster’s launch on November 17, 2016 and we’re really excited to see everyone playing and contributing to the Steam workshop and here on our forums! With our Beta fast approaching as well, we have a small but important update in regards to the Steam Workshop as we move toward these upcoming milestones.
Items posted to the Workshop in the Alpha version of Planet Coaster will NOT be available in the full release of the game, but there is a super easy way to save your Workshop items locally and transfer them with you into Beta.
If you have already saved your blueprint locally, you can skip this! If you don’t, here’s how you can do it:
- Go to your Steam Library, find Planet Coaster Alpha and click on “Browse The Workshop” button
- Click on Your Files > Files You’ve Posted
- Subscribe to the items you haven’t got local blueprints of and wait for Steam to download them
- Load up a new, empty park on any available level
Now you’re ready to start saving these items locally; once your game has loaded, continue with the following steps to preserve your amazing creations for the Beta:
- Place the workshop item in your park
- Using the multi-select tool, select the workshop item you’ve just placed
- On the top-right, click on the “Save Item As Blueprint” button
- Give your blueprint a title and description
That’s it! You’ve saved your blueprint locally and are ready to go. When the Beta/full release of Planet Coaster is released, you’ll be able to access the locally saved blueprint from the “My Blueprints” tab in Sandbox Mode – which you’ll be able to upload at your convenience to the Beta/full release Workshop. Also bear in mind that the current Alpha will be available to play a little after the Beta has gone live, so you don't have to rush to save your Workshop items.
Have a nice evening,
Bo
We’re getting close to Planet Coaster’s launch on November 17, 2016 and we’re really excited to see everyone playing and contributing to the Steam workshop and here on our forums! With our Beta fast approaching as well, we have a small but important update in regards to the Steam Workshop as we move toward these upcoming milestones.
Items posted to the Workshop in the Alpha version of Planet Coaster will NOT be available in the full release of the game, but there is a super easy way to save your Workshop items locally and transfer them with you into Beta.
If you have already saved your blueprint locally, you can skip this! If you don’t, here’s how you can do it:
- Go to your Steam Library, find Planet Coaster Alpha and click on “Browse The Workshop” button
- Click on Your Files > Files You’ve Posted
- Subscribe to the items you haven’t got local blueprints of and wait for Steam to download them
- Load up a new, empty park on any available level
Now you’re ready to start saving these items locally; once your game has loaded, continue with the following steps to preserve your amazing creations for the Beta:
- Place the workshop item in your park
- Using the multi-select tool, select the workshop item you’ve just placed
- On the top-right, click on the “Save Item As Blueprint” button
- Give your blueprint a title and description
That’s it! You’ve saved your blueprint locally and are ready to go. When the Beta/full release of Planet Coaster is released, you’ll be able to access the locally saved blueprint from the “My Blueprints” tab in Sandbox Mode – which you’ll be able to upload at your convenience to the Beta/full release Workshop. Also bear in mind that the current Alpha will be available to play a little after the Beta has gone live, so you don't have to rush to save your Workshop items.
Have a nice evening,
Bo