Creative Mode - Bedrock Block Missing?

[Ghost083089]

I have looked for a few days on Google and it seems to have been chnaged at some point. I have creative mode on, I see all the other dev tools, like the Super Digger, but I can not find the Bedrock blocks. Did they remove it or rename it?

[God Bless The Dead]

Bedrock block was removed a long time ago.

[Pille]

You have edit the blocks.xml in
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\7 Days To Die\Data\Config"
(or whatever your game path looks like). You would have to set the CreativeMode property of the block terrBedrock to anything else than none. For instance
<property name="CreativeMode" value="Dev"/>
would work.

[CatPerson]

It wouldn't surprise me if one day a lot of those dev-blocks on thingies disappear from in-game Creative (vs. World Editor or something). Not saying it will, but it wouldn't surprise me if "Creative/cheats on" while playing in-game ends up meaning only things you could normally craft/loot. Hope not, I like those dev tools for tests and other things, but who knows.

[jonesdaniel9000]

As of v.1 and v.1.1 bedrock blocks have been removed in creative mode even with dev blocks on. However, they do still exist in the game's code. I mean, of course they do, since all maps generate bedrock on the bottom of the map. Which means there is a way to unlock it and, once again, be able to spawn bedrock in creative mode.

1) In Steam, right click on the game title and select "Manage" and go to "Local Files."
1a) Alternatively you can access the same files by going to "Properties" and then in the section mark "Installed Files" click "Browse." Either method will bring up the same files.
2) Once files are opened, click on the file marked "Data." Follow this up by clicking the file labeled "Config."
3) Using either Notepad or some other program that edits .xml files, open the file marked "blocks"
4) Scroll down the length of code a short ways until you see the code:
<block name="terrBedrock">
<property name="CreativeMode" value="None"/>
5) In the part of the code labeled "value="None"/>, change None to either Dev or Player. Typing Dev allows you to access the block in dev mode and Player allows you to have access freely in creative mode.
6) Save file and open game.