Multi-Saving

Multi-saving is a method of saving used to save much larger builds, which often fall into the scale of thousands of parts, however multi-saving all of your builds is not necessary nor recommended and using too much parts in your builds may lag servers.

Tutorial: (dj690)
Steps for saving creations with many parts: -    Key thing to know is that you attach the blueprint block to your creation where ever you please and you don't move the block as you are saving your creation.

1. When you are finished with your creation, attach a blueprint block to it (I suggest under the base of your creation), ANCHOR and WELD all the parts and the blueprint block together using ff3x of course.

2. Now, select the "Advanced Tools" and equip the configuration tool. Using the config tool, click on the blueprint block. This is where the saving becomes tedious.

3. In the "String1" box, type the name of your creation and press enter. For example, I typed "BYSS" into the String1 box. Do not change the name of this box after this step.

4. In the "String2" box, type "1". Think of this "1" as your first set of parts. Then find the "PartsToSaveMax" box and type "250". Then in the "PartsToSaveMin", type "1". Then save. (This means that any 250 parts of your creation will be saved under your first set of parts.)

5. In the "String2" box, type "2". Think of this "2" as your second set of parts. Then find the "PartsToSaveMax" box and type "500". Then in the "PartsToSaveMin", type "251". Then save. (This means that another 250 parts will be saved under your second set of parts.)

6. In the "String2" box, type "3". Think of this "3" as your third set of parts. Then find the "PartsToSaveMax" box and type "750". Then in the "PartsToSaveMin", type "501". Then save. (This means that another 250 parts will be saved under your third set of parts.) If you notice the pattern, the: -    String2 value is increasing by 1 for every 250 parts being saved.

-    The "PartsToSaveMax" value starts at 250 and is increased by 250 AFTER saving a set.

-    The "PartsToSaveMin" value starts at 1 and increases by 250 AFTER saving a set.

To enhance your understanding of this, just watch the pattern and see if you catch on (and String1 isn't included in this example becuase it'll remain the same throughout each saves so don't change String1 at all):

String2: 1
"PartsToSaveMax": 250

"PartsToSaveMin": 1

String2: 2
"PartsToSaveMax": 500

"PartsToSaveMin": 251

String2: 3
"PartsToSaveMax": 750

"PartsToSaveMin": 501

Keep increasing the String2 value (along with the parts to save max and min) until the warning message shows a value less than 250 or if a a message doesn't appear at all.

Suppose your creation is made up of have 3000 parts, just follow the steps until the value of you"PartToSaveMax" is greater than 3000.