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00:00:00 – 00:08:42
The video showcases the Frontier workshop in Planet Zoo for console players, providing an online platform to share and download player-created blueprints. Users can search for blueprints using keywords, filter results by ratings, and browse categories like shops and habitats. The tutorial demonstrates navigating, subscribing to, and downloading blueprints, as well as creating and uploading blueprints with proper categorization for effective searching. The workshop enhances the gaming experience by enabling access to a variety of player creations and fostering a community around sharing and creating in-game content.
00:00:00
In this part of the video, the tutorial introduces the Frontier workshop for console players in Planet Zoo. The workshop is an online database where players can share and download player-created blueprints. Users can access the workshop from the main screen to browse popular creations and refine searches by categories like shops, scenery, habitats, buildings, and full zoos. The tutorial demonstrates how to navigate the workshop, sort blueprints by publication date, ratings, or total subscriptions. Users can click on a blueprint to view details, including descriptions, tags, and the creator’s profile. Additionally, keyword searches are available to filter blueprints based on specific terms.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the main points covered are:
– Searching for blueprints in the workshop by using keywords like “barn” and filtering the results based on parameters like ratings.
– Downloading blueprints by subscribing to them, which will then be installed on the PS5 and accessible in the game’s blueprint tab.
– Accessing downloaded zoos in the game through the downloads tab in “My Zoos.”
– Uploading created blueprints, showcasing the process for standard blueprints involving grouping scenery pieces together using the multi-select tool.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the creator demonstrates how to create a blueprint in a game. They emphasize the importance of filling in mandatory fields like name, description, and tags to categorize the blueprint effectively. The video shows the process of creating a blueprint, uploading it to the Frontier Workshop, and providing tips for optimizing the title and description for easier searchability. Finally, they explain how to upload habitats and entire zoos to the workshop and offer to answer any viewer questions about the Frontier Workshop functionality.