1. For your first attempts at creating a scenario, it is recommended that you use EITHER the World Lab or the Disease Lab, not both. All official scenarios use one or the other.
2. For many of the variables, the tooltips will give a guide to what we regard as a high figure or a low figure. For example, if it says [5 <-> 10], then we regard 5 as a low figure and 10 as a high figure. It is fine to use figures outside of this range (we do sometimes, albeit rarely) but you may get some odd results!
3. When you save a scenario, you can play/test it immediately through the Custom Scenarios menu in the main game. You will find it in the “Local Files” tab. Do not worry, it will not be accessible to anyone else until you have ‘Published’ a scenario to Steam Workshop.
4. You can publish a scenario to Steam Workshop in the ‘Publisher’ screen (found in the File menu of the Scenario Creator). Here, it is also possible to unpublish, publish only to friends or hide a scenario that you have published.
5. In general, don’t try and change everything you can! You can get some really interesting results by just tweaking a few variables. It is also better to tweak and test variables in small batches, so that you can see the effect of each of your changes on gameplay. If you change everything and are getting some really odd results, it can be difficult to work out what the actual reason is!
   

(11-09-2014 10:21 AM)camper2 Wrote:  Um... i got game from my friend not from Steam so... when will these be downloadable as a standalone??

(14-09-2014 07:57 PM)AnimalM Wrote:  I cannot load my saved scenarios : ) please fix this soon. the problem ocurred when i had three files.