answers pls

I dont have a clue.

find out

Quote from 90krains , 10:11 AM 16/11/2020
find out

Your self

you click save as

Quote from 1nator , 10:13 AM 16/11/2020
you click save as

thamskk

Quote from Blox88 , 10:11 AM 16/11/2020
I dont have a clue.

Don't be unhelpful!

As for OP,

It's recommended you download the Node-Hill template here:
https://brickhill.gitlab.io/open-source/node-hill/

You can then save you maps or .brk files in the maps folder and you scripts or .js folders in your user-script folder.

And then make sure your start.js file has all the correct settings so you can local-host it or host it publicly.

Would recommend reading this step-by-step guide that was posted in this thread.
https://www.brick-hill.com/forum/thread/690748/

Quote from Piero , 02:56 PM 16/11/2020

Quote from Blox88 , 10:11 AM 16/11/2020
I dont have a clue.

Don't be unhelpful!

As for OP,

It's recommended you download the Node-Hill template here:
https://brickhill.gitlab.io/open-source/node-hill/

You can then save you maps or .brk files in the maps folder and you scripts or .js folders in your user-script folder.

And then make sure your start.js file has all the correct settings so you can local-host it or host it publicly.

Would recommend reading this step-by-step guide that was posted in this thread.
https://www.brick-hill.com/forum/thread/690748/

Nerd-

i dont know

press the floppy disk with an arrow (should be the top left corner of your screen in the regular workshop) and save the .brk file somewhere you'd be able to access later.

me, personally, i have a large folder filled with builds, but if you're lazy you can just toss it into the downloads folder or just anywhere

Somehow...dont know coding