Thankfully, if you know the coordinates of a location, you can always use the teleport command to return to them.

Then, replace with the player ID of the player you want to teleport to and voila! For example, if the player had an ID of 187, this command would work:įinding a great location and losing it sucks. The number you need is underline in the image below: To find the player ID of the player you wish to teleport to, type 'lpi' (without quotes) into the console. If you want to teleport to another player, the teleport command is used. So you would have to determine how many of each you would need before you start a project. If you are not aware of how the game works currently, basically each shape of the block is its own thing. So, if your player ID was 171 and the player ID of the player you wanted to teleport was 198, the following command would do the trick: A new video was released by the developers of 7 Days To Die and it shows off their new building blocks shape menu.

Replace with the player ID of the player you wish to teleport.

The number you need is underlined in the below image:Īfter finding out your player ID, and the player ID of the player you want to teleport to, all you need to do is:

You can find these by typing lpi into the console.

This requires that you find out your player ID and the player ID of the player you wish to teleport. To teleport a friend or other player to you, the teleportplayer command is used. If that's the case, use the links below to jump to the part of this article that's right for you: Now take some really nice screenshots and make some cool videos Please follow. Escape and hit F5 for 3rd person view Detach camera with P. There are many ways to use the teleport and teleportplayer command in 7DTD, but you may not want (or need) to know each and every one of them. Works great for taking screenshots, but also for making cool videos with a different perspective than the usual first person shooter view F1 to get into console.

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