Worlds: Revisions★
Brickadia worlds have revisions that are created upon manual saving or auto saving, which will be saved into the .brdb file storing the world itself.
This can be useful if you experience some corruption when loading a world because you can revert to older revisions of a world.
Listing revisions★
search: exclude: true
Open up the console using the ~ key or the F6 key when your Brickadia client is open.
If you want your console output to be visible during this process, press the ~ key or the F6 key again to show the console output.
Finally, press the ~ key or the F6 key for the third time to close the console.
Since the dedicated server is a command line program, you can get straight into using console commands.
Type in the following command:
Arguments:
"World Name": the name of a Brickadia world in your local directory. Must be enclosed with quotes if your world name has spaces.
If this does not work, check if:
- You forgot to close out the world name with the quotes
- You misspelled the world name
Otherwise, the world does not exist.
Entering this command will immediately give you the total number of revisions created in the world's file and list every revision with their dates in the world's file.
LogBRBundleManager: There are [number] revisions
LogBRBundleManager: Revision 1 - 2025.10.30-23.59.59: Initial Revision
The first two lines after typing this command will always give you the following:
- The total number of revisions
- The first revision with the date it was created at (the first time the world was saved).
From the third line onwards, it will start listing either one of these revision types:
Manually saved revision★
LogBRBundleManager: Revision [number] - 2025.11.30-23.59.59: Manual Save
This indicates that the revision was created by manually saving.
Auto saved revision★
LogBRBundleManager: Revision [number] - 2025.12.30-23.59.59: Auto Save
This indicates that the revision was created by the autosaver.
Loading a specific revision of a world★
search: exclude: true
Open up the console using the ~ key or the F6 key when your Brickadia client is open.
If you want your console output to be visible during this process, press the ~ key or the F6 key again to show the console output.
Finally, press the ~ key or the F6 key for the third time to close the console.
Since the dedicated server is a command line program, you can get straight into using console commands.
Type in the following command:
Arguments:
"World Name": the name of a Brickadia world in your local directory. Must be enclosed with quotes if your world name has spaces.[revision number]: The revision number of the specified Brickadia world. No quotes or brackets required.
This will load the [revision number]th revision of the Brickadia world with the name "World Name".
Troubleshooting★
World not found★
- You must close the world name in quotes if your world name has spaces in it.
- The world doesn't exist.