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Preset Place

Share the trains you build with other players.

From building trains to sharing them,a preset sharing service contained entirely within Minecraft.

Preset Place is an online sharing service built into Train System Utilities.

You can publish trains you have built yourself, or find and download works published by other players.

Everything from browsing works to downloading them and placing them in your world can be done from in-game screens.

Point of view

Create, share, and build together.

Share what you make, more easily.

You spent time building a train, and you want other players to be able to use it too.

Preset Place is a service that makes sharing creations like these easy, right inside Minecraft.

There is no need to go through an external file-sharing site: train presets saved with Train System Utilities can be submitted for publication as they are.

Published works are presented with a 3D preview, images and a description.

Share Your Creations

Publish your own work from inside the game.

Add images and a description to a train saved with the Train Preset Tool and submit it for publication.

Descriptions support Markdown, so you can use headings, lists, links and more to present your work's features.

A preview and a confirmation screen let you check the content before you submit.

Submitted works are published once they pass an automatic check at submission, which looks at the file and its size, the mods and blocks it uses, and posting limits, among other things.

  • Submit saved train presets for publication
  • Attach up to 5 images
  • Markdown descriptions supported
  • Preview and confirmation screens
  • Works published once they pass the automatic check

Discover & Download

Find trains made by other players.

Published train presets can be searched from the in-game browsing screen.

Select a work to see its 3D preview, images, description and information about its author.

Download the works you like and place them in your own world.

Search and sorting are supported, so you can find the train that suits your purpose among a wide range of works.

Creator Community

Publish your work and connect with other players.

In Preset Place, you can like published works and follow their authors.

An author's profile page shows the works they have published, so you can browse their other works all in one place.

From your own profile, you can open the Creator Center to check the status of your submissions.

You can see your number of published works, downloads, likes, followers and more, and understand how your works are being used.

Features

01 — In-game Sharing

Share your work without leaving Minecraft.

Saving train presets, submitting them for publication, browsing and downloading can all be done from Train System Utilities screens.

02 — Interactive 3D Preview

See the shape of a work before you download it.

Rotate, move and zoom a work's 3D model to inspect it.

03 — Creator Center

See how people respond to the works you publish.

Check your number of submissions, total downloads, likes, followers and views, along with your top presets and the past 30 days of activity.

04 — Community Features

Connect with players through your work.

Likes and follows are supported. Inappropriate works can be reported with a reason.

Getting Started

How to use Preset Place

Preset Place is available from the Train Preset Tool in Train System Utilities.

Switch the Train Preset Tool to GUI Mode, open the browsing screen, and choose what to show from the switcher menu.

You can browse and download works without logging in. To submit a work, like or follow, log in with the Login button on the browsing screen.

Login uses the Minecraft account you are playing with, so you do not need a separate account.

  • My Presets — Manage the presets you have saved
  • Preset Place — Find published presets

To publish a work, choose the preset in My Presets and submit it for publication.

Resources

Related links

How to use Preset PlaceCovers the basics: browsing, downloading and placing presets.Publishing a presetSee the settings required to submit a preset for publication and how to add images and a description.