Description

It's a survival game where your world is gradually being overrun by infection. There's no escape; it will find you wherever you are, wherever you run. You can't even descend into the mines, because without the resources you'd go there for, you'll be killed.

However, there is a solution: escape to another world.

The infection doesn't spread in the Nether, and it has far more resources than the surface, as the Nether is located underground.

However, everything comes at a price: there's no food in the Nether, and mosquitoes will bite you in the crimson forest. In the wasteland, prepare to fight hordes of zombie pigs who will attack you for every block of ore you mine. —————————————————————————————————————————————————————— The overworld will be filled with the abandoned remnants of civilization: cars, skyscrapers, the remains of roads swallowed up by nascent buildings, and, most importantly, a railway line stretching across the world. ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————

Instructions

For technical reasons, a starting train station is not created. Therefore, enable cheats when creating a world.

After creating a world, stand on the railroad tracks and press the right Ctrl key. If the railroad tracks are destroyed after creating a station, you will be able to find new railroad sections at the station.

Recovery instructions

This binding is one-time only and will not work in other worlds. This is to prevent people you don't trust from messing up the world. To restore, go to the game files, to the

schematics folder,

copy the file from this folder, and go to

config > worldedit > schematics,

paste the copied file.

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You can deal damage through grass; the second door will open along with the first. You can pick up torches with the right mouse button and build forward and downward without aiming at the side of the block you want to place it on.

The anvil removes enchantments from tools and transfers them to a book. There's a workbench that removes one enchantment from a tool for each book.

You can craft enchanted golden apples, make thread from wool, and craft gunpowder.

You can fight with both hands at once and crawl with the N key.

The music player is controlled by the ↑ key, rewind by the ← key, pause by the ↓ key, and fast forward by the → key.

You can inspect some items with the R key, view a friend's inventory with the /view inv command, see what was crafted from an item, and watch how an item is crafted by pressing the F key.

Stonecutters deal damage.

You can move with your inventory open.

You can swim while mounted and ride with a friend on the same horse.

You can place markers with the fourth mouse button.

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