MojoWorld Transporter 1.1.0

MojoWorld Transporter is a software developed by Pandromeda that allows users to transfer virtual world environments created in MojoWorld to other devices or platforms.

MojoWorld Transporter uses a proprietary technology developed by Pandromeda to compress and package virtual world environments created in MojoWorld. These packages can then be easily transferred to other devices or platforms.

Yes, MojoWorld Transporter is compatible with various operating systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux. It allows users to transfer virtual world environments across different platforms.

To view transferred MojoWorld environments, you need MojoWorld or compatible software installed on the target device. MojoWorld Transporter only handles the transfer process.

MojoWorld Transporter has both free and paid versions. The free version provides basic functionality, while the paid version offers additional features and advanced customization options.

MojoWorld Transporter can transfer Mojo files (.moj) which contain the virtual world environment along with its terrain, objects, and textures. It also supports associated files such as textures and shaders used in the environment.

Yes, the size of the transferred MojoWorld environments can impact the transfer process. Larger environments may take longer to transfer, depending on factors such as internet connection speed and the processing power of the devices involved.

Yes, MojoWorld Transporter supports transferring MojoWorld environments over both local and wide area networks. This allows users to share environments with others or move them between different devices within a network.

MojoWorld Transporter focuses on transferring virtual world environments rather than providing editing capabilities. To edit transferred MojoWorld environments, you will need to open them in MojoWorld or other compatible software that supports editing.

MojoWorld Transporter does not have a specific limit on the number of environments you can transfer. However, limitations may apply based on storage capacity and system resources of the devices involved.