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I'm new to this Fandom/Wikis site? application? I followed the "wiki" link from the 7DTD Website because I was excited to see all the random bits of tips, tricks, info, knowledge, how to's, and general things all in one place and in one place. I'm sure there's a ton of wiki info here, but sadly beyond the main page and finding the join/log in page, this wiki is difficult to navigate. I found a few things, but that was due to random clicking and luck. I did enjoy the info the one area? page? section? contained (New Loot Boxes), that's some great info right there! The other thing I found was a list in alphabet order with no explanation. Sure, I could on things in that list, but not how one searches for information. I couldn't even get back to that list because I don't know how I got there. I'm stubborn enough to keep poking around until I found this tiny little green "here" hyperlink redirecting me Here so I could find out how I can help update info, and dump all the bits of useful things I have cluttering up my desktop.

The front page is nice. It has some teaser info on what you'll find throughout the site. Just needs some... polishing imo. It needs a progression path to take players to an area where they can search, click through main related section to see what info the site has. Or if the site info is ONLY going to be listed/searchable via that alphabet data point then a clearer click path to it's beginning (A.) needs to be added or made more clear.

I know this looks like a "rant" "wiki bad" ect post, BUT it is not. It's feedback from brand new to fanwiki potential user. If I didn't care so much about 7DTD and informational organization I would have just silently clicked away and created my own data base for personal use.

Greetings, thanks for the feedback. The Wiki has been picking up steam but it mainly lacks folks that have the time. And while some people do make some edits here and improve some things they tend to not stay on and continue. Once we can get the much needed and outdated info caught up we will focus on those things. If you have complex knowledge about such things please let us know where you can help. If not the best thing you can do is proof read pages for inaccurate info. Stay away from personal preference on pages and stick to factual info. Here is a great guide on starting out Help:Contents then just pick a topic you are familiar with and bring it up to date and remove old info that is not in game anymore.
Hedraun (talk) 20:24, 27 February 2022 (UTC)

Private World Settings - How to Fine-Tune World Settings[]

So I've looked around a lot and haven't been able to find anything about how to configure settings for local worlds and saves using values that aren't available by default in-game. I don't know if there are any mods to allow that directly in-game, but I did discover a way to do it manually that doesn't require any sort of download or anything. As it turns out, the 7D2D default launcher that comes with the vanilla game has a button explicitly for manual configuration of game settings, including the world settings. All of the settings are given the same names and almost the same values you see in the serverconfig.xml file you use for dedicated servers. The only difference is that true and false are instead 1 and 0, respectively. On Windows OS (which I think is the only OS that runs 7D2D, except maybe Linux), the settings button on the game launcher (not the game's main menu) brings up a window with a bunch of hex code and setting names on the left.

To modify any local game settings across all 7D2D game downloads in your PC (as they all localize their settings to the same place), right-click on the setting name you want to edit, click "Modify," and input the numeric value you wish to use for that setting following the same rules as serverconfig.xml. Just make sure that you have the value you're inputting set to "Decimal," NOT "Hexadecimal," or the setting will save wrong. Whatever value is shown in the parentheses is what you just set that game setting to. Once finished, just close the file and start your game. Some settings may not appear correct when starting up the world save, but I assure you that they are.

This will be valuable info not just for me, but for anyone else looking to fine-tune their world settings for local worlds outside of the constraints given to us by the game. Hope this helps, and I look forward to seeing it added to the wiki.

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