Some plots of land are protected and cannot be edited. When viewing the postcode of a plot, if "(Protected)" is displayed, it indicates that existing buildings and landmarks on the plot are safeguarded.

• Landmarks - If you purchased a plot that contains a large statue, known as a landmark, you cannot edit/remove it. It has plot protection to ensure it stays unchanged for the benefit of those who have established a community in that location.

• Existing Unique Statues - Prior to the release of plot editing, FTL periodically placed unique statues (known as drops) throughout Infiniverse. If you own a plot that contains one of these statues, they cannot be removed or edited.

Apartment Buildings/Skyscrapers/Storefronts - Any type of building that can be purchased or invested into by the community has plot protection. This means that once you place an apartment building, storefronts or Utility Kiosk, you cannot remove it. Please think carefully about your location/positioning of these items before applying your changes. We cannot undo your changes.

“Existing developments” means apartment buildings, skyscrapers, storefronts, kiosks, and hubscrapers. If you purchase a plot with any of these already on it, they cannot be removed or changed. 

This includes plot themes and layouts. For example, you cannot apply a village skin to a plot that currently has the Empire skin and you cannot change the layout, even if the number of blocks and buildings is the same.

If you own a plot and want to keep the specific terrain features or views in the surrounding area, the only way to protect it is by purchasing the other plots too. 

We are unable to prevent other users from purchasing adjacent plots and developing them in a manner that may affect your views or area.

Hubscrapers are tall buildings with a customisable icon on top. They officially mark your plot as a city, which is then listed as such in the Discovery Menu, increasing your visibility to all users. Your city will also be periodically featured in the Infinihub on one of the large City Doors.

You can only have one hubscraper per plot, and the shape/size of a hubscraper can vary depending on which block you place it in.

To edit your Hubscraper's top and door images, go to the "Plots" tab on multiverseonline.io. There, you can upload an image to the "Hubscraper Branding" slot, as well as populate the Discovery Menu section.

Some plot types currently have limited editing options. For example, after you have placed a park or a lake, you cannot then further customise the plot. 

However, we are introducing new development options all the time so do check back to see what is available.

No. Each time you stamp a plot, block, or building and confirm the edits, you’ll be charged in Metacoins based on the specific stamps used (note: some stamps are free). 

Stamps that you have used previously cannot be reused or saved, and must be repurchased each time you stamp them again.

All users have access to the same array of editing tools and options for their plots regardless of their metaverse subscription type. However, we occasionally withdraw old options to make space for new ones.

Currently, trading, selling, or transferring plots is NOT possible. Please only purchase plots that you intend to own and develop in the future.

The plots across Infiniverse are designed using a system known as “Voronoi cells”. For you and me, that just means they look very random in shape. Some are long and thin, others are more rounded. This means that when the plot gets divided into blocks, those blocks may also be very irregular in shape.

The landscape can also vary greatly in terms of hilliness.

Bear in mind therefore that some items may not be as aesthetically pleasing in more hilly or narrow areas. If you find that the layout you've chosen isn't working, try a different option. Keep stamping again until you find the best fit.

Being able to shrink to Mini-Mode gives you a much better view of what your plot will look like once built into Infiniverse.

In particular, some border items such as flowers and bushes may not be visible at Room Scale. For a full view of these elements, try shrinking down to Mini-Mode.

In addition, the Kiosk type (e.g. Jetpack, Keys) may not always be visible from room scale, so make sure you check in Mini-Mode to ensure you have selected the correct type, as it cannot be changed once applied.

The “footprint” of each building can vary greatly depending on the shape of the block it is in, and the number of buildings it is sharing that block with. 

When deciding where to place a storefront, try to avoid very thin or triangular blocks, as these may affect the interior. Even though we have a selection of storefront styles, if you place a storefront on a highly irregular building, we cannot guarantee that the neighbouring sidewalk or walls will not clip through into the interior.