Where can I modify my single-player world?

Your single-player progress - and the world that you're playing in - is stored locally on your computer. As such, you can access the files to customise the settings for your single-player world at any time.

Customising in-game

Most settings can be customised from within SCUM, without the need to access your game files. To do this:

1. Open SCUM
2. On the Main Menu, hit SINGLE PLAY
3. Hit LOAD
4. Once your world has loaded, hit ESC to open the menu
5. Hit SERVER SETTINGS
6. A sub-menu will open that includes all the modifiable settings for your world. Customise these as desired
7. Once you've made your desired changes hit Apply

Customising your game files

You can also modify the local relevant text file to customise your single-player world. 

Warning - Before proceeding, we'd recommend making a copy of the associated text file in case something goes wrong. If you're unfamiliar with this process, we'd recommend using the in-game settings instead.

To modify the text file for you single-player world:

1. Close SCUM
2. Hit Windows Key + R to open the Run command
3. Paste the following into the text box:
   1. %localappdata%\SCUM\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor
4. In the Folder that opens, locate the text file ServerSettings.ini
5. Double-click the folder to open it in Notepad
6. Change any associated settings by manually editing the text
7. Hit File - Save to save your changes

Your changes should apply when you next open your single-player world.

I've made a change that doesn't seem to have applied

To ensure game stability, some settings have limits to how far they can be modified. If you've made a change that doesn't seem to have worked, it's likely you have tried to adjust a setting above the maximum value or below the minimum value.

To rectify this, restore the setting to its default value and try a different value.