Common Game Settings

About Modes

Under “Setting - GAMEPLAY SETTINGS”, some game rules can be modified.

You can change Number of rounds, Match time, Number of teams, Members per team and Minimum players.

“Switch mode” allows you to save the map in another mode, in a new slot.

Scrolling down further in “Gameplay Settings”, you can customize combat options.

Change player’s Max HP, Damage Inflicted, Movement Speed and Jump Height.

Toggle “Unlimited Ammo”, “Unlimited Gloo Walls”, “Unlimited Throwables” switches.

Click “Edit Gameplay Rules” at the top of “GAMEPLAY SETTINGS” to enter a detailed menu page.

It contains five parts: Mode, Mechanism, General, Property settings and Economy.

(The content of Advanced Game Settings may differ under other game modes. We’ll will take Wipe Out as an example)

In this panel, you can adjust game mode parameters.

You may have noticed, some of the options also exist under “Common Game Settings”.

“Mode” panel’s exclusive options include:

Enable multiple rounds: If toggled off, the game will conclude with one round.
Preparation time: Change duration of preparation stage.
ROUND RESETS - Equipment: If toggled on, player’s equipment will be cleared at the beginning of each round.

“Mechanism” panel can be divided into two parts: “SPECTATOR OPTIONS” and “DANGER ZONE”.

SPECTATOR OPTIONS: Adjust to enable/disable spectators, and spectating modes.

DANGER ZONE: Adjust safe zone radius, toggle on/off danger zone, adjust its shrink start time, duration and damage.

“General” panel consists of three parts: “Basic”, “Skills Settings” and “Pet Settings”.

“Basic” panel’s exclusive options include:

In “Skills Settings” panel, you can adjust whether to enable passive/active skills, and the cooldown time of each active skill.

In “Pet Settings” panel, you can adjust whether to turn on pet and whether to turn on pet’s skills.

In “Economy” panel, you can modify coin options and edit store.

Coin options include:

Store related operations include:

Want to turn your scene to night or dusk? Craftland has just the option for that.

At the bottom of “Setting - BASIC SETTINGS”, there is a skybox option.

By adjusting this option, the scene can be fixed to Day, Night, Dusk, City or Frost Galaxy.

If you want to change the skybox during the game, you’ll need to use Block Script.