- Steam or GOG
- Steam
- Single Player/Multiplayer
- Both
- Operating System
- Windows 10
- Terraria Version
- 1.4.0.4
- Controls Used
- Keyboard/Mouse
New to the forums, wanted to post this issue.
I had one world with a relatively filled map, I then made a copy of it, to goof around in (I edited it within Tedit to remove all Corruption and set it to Master Mode) whilst maintaining the original world intact, no edits to it. Of course upon start up of the duplicate world, the map was empty, no surprise, but when hopping back to the original world, it wiped the entire map to a black board aswell. When hopping back to the duplicate edited world, it then also wiped that entire map, and then again when hopping back to the original world when.
Not sure if it's either due to it being an exact duplicate or that they both have the same seed, but the duplicate world has had substantial changes to it to differ to the original world, plus a name change, but sucks it wiped the whole map, but can understand if it's all my fault with using Tedit, but not sure to how that affected my original world copy and just edited a duplicate if I didn't touch it.
Might aswell tell this before anyone else has the same nasty surprise.
I had one world with a relatively filled map, I then made a copy of it, to goof around in (I edited it within Tedit to remove all Corruption and set it to Master Mode) whilst maintaining the original world intact, no edits to it. Of course upon start up of the duplicate world, the map was empty, no surprise, but when hopping back to the original world, it wiped the entire map to a black board aswell. When hopping back to the duplicate edited world, it then also wiped that entire map, and then again when hopping back to the original world when.
Not sure if it's either due to it being an exact duplicate or that they both have the same seed, but the duplicate world has had substantial changes to it to differ to the original world, plus a name change, but sucks it wiped the whole map, but can understand if it's all my fault with using Tedit, but not sure to how that affected my original world copy and just edited a duplicate if I didn't touch it.
Might aswell tell this before anyone else has the same nasty surprise.