Can I Subscribe To My Own Creation On Another Platform?

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  1. AgentB721

    AgentB721 New Member

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    Hi all,

    Until TSW7 came out, I was a PS5 player. I made several Creators Club scenarios and 2 liveries on that platform. Last year I bought an up-to-spec Gaming PC and so I decided this was the year to try and make the transfer to PC (especially with the sale).

    I am wondering whether there is any way to play the scenarios I made on PS5 on my PC? I presume I could do this if I made a new Dovetail Live account, but I'd quite like to keep using this one so that I can keep uploading scenarios to my CC page. Is there anyway to subscribe to or download my own creations?
     
  2. blibbles#5319

    blibbles#5319 Well-Known Member

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    You can just log in to your dovetail-live account on your PC, then your stuff should all be there, if not, try message a DTG staffer
     
  3. AgentB721

    AgentB721 New Member

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    I'm logged into Dovetail Live on my PC, the same account as I used on PS5. I can see all my stuff in Creators Club but I'm not able to play it. Is that normal?
     
  4. blibbles#5319

    blibbles#5319 Well-Known Member

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    I mean I can't but when I asked someone else, they could so idk.
    When I downloaded TSW7 early access, all my creations were on the CC and in their editors but when the game fully launched, all my creations disappeared from the editors but uploaded creations were still on the CC. I've tried messaging DTG on why this has happened but haven't got a reply and it's really starting to frustrate me, all unfinished scenarios and liveries are gone, effort wasted, anger rising, and I've had to remake all my custom formations,

    so no, I don't think it's normal
     

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