The latest IBD update introduces an exciting World Creation feature, allowing players to build their own custom worlds using blocks, similar to sandbox building games.
Follow the steps below to create, build, and save your world.
Step 1: Open the World Menu
Launch Indian Bike Driving 3D.
On the main screen, you'll notice a new World icon. Tap on it to open the World Manager.
Step 2: Create a New World
Inside the World Manager:
- Tap Create World.
- Enter a name for your new world.
- Tap Create.
Your new world will be generated automatically, and you'll enter it immediately.
Step 3: Enable Building Mode
Before you can place or remove blocks, you must enable building mode.
- Open the RGS Tool.
- Type the following command:
don
After entering this command, building mode will be activated, allowing you to build freely.
Step 4: Start Building
You can now use the available blocks to create houses, roads, bridges, castles, towers, or anything you imagine.
Available Blocks
- 🌱 Grass Block
- 🟫 Dirt Block
- 🪨 Stone Block
- 🪵 Wood Log Block
- 🍃 Moss/Grass Block
- 🟦 Blue Block
- 🟨 Sand Block
- ⬛ Black Stone Block
- ⬜ Concrete Block
Select any block from the hotbar and place or remove blocks to design your own world.
Step 5: Save Your World
Once you've finished building, don't forget to save your progress.
- Open the RGS Tool again.
- Enter the following command:
sw
This command saves your current world, including all the buildings and changes you've made.
💡 Tips
-
Always use
donbefore you start building. -
Use
swwhenever you finish building or before leaving the world to make sure your progress is saved. - Create multiple worlds with different names to build different cities, villages, race tracks, or adventure maps.
- Experiment with different block combinations to create unique structures.
🎮 Enjoy Building!
The new World Creation feature brings endless creativity to IBD. Build your dream city, design custom maps, create obstacle courses, or recreate your favorite places using the available blocks.
Happy Building! 🚀



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