Path of Titans: How to Use Gemfire Additions in Creator Mode

To use Gemfire Additions items in Path of Titans, you must install the mod on a private session, single-player sandbox, or dedicated community server and open Creator Mode with administrative permissions. These modded fantasy assets are not available on official multiplayer servers.

Enabling Gemfire Additions on a Server

Server hosts must register the mod before the assets appear in the Creator Mode menu.

Add the Mod ID: Enter the Gemfire Additions mod ID into your server hosting management dashboard or your server's GameUserSettings configuration file.
Restart the Server: Reboot the server to let it download and verify the mod files.
Open Creator Mode: Log into the server with administrative privileges, then launch Creator Mode through the in-game command console or the admin radial menu.
Locate the Asset Folder: Open the item placement browser and navigate to the Gemfire folder, which appears alongside the standard base game foliage, rock, and structure categories.

Gemfire Additions Asset Categories

The mod introduces fantasy-themed decorative and environmental assets that alter map aesthetics and lighting.

Asset Category	Visual Characteristics	Map Placement Role
Luminous Gem Formations	Colored crystal clusters with self-emitting light	Illuminating dark caves, night paths, and water sources
Carved Stone Foundations	Weathered fantasy stonework and pediments	Defining arena perimeters, meeting hubs, and waypoints
Decorative Fantasy Accents	Small gem shards, mineral nodes, and stylized trims	Outlining trails, detailing nests, and accenting cliffs
Macro Landscape Features	Large crystal spires and towering pillars	Serving as distant horizon landmarks and territory markers

Placement and Layout Guidelines

When arranging Gemfire Additions props, consider how the objects affect dinosaur movement, lighting, and server performance.

Form natural barriers: Use stone foundations and large crystal formations to enclose custom PvP arenas or server hubs without relying on invisible walls.
Control movement speed: Place medium gem clusters near chokepoints and turns to break up straight sprint paths during chases.
Mark vertical drops: Set small glowing crystal nodes along cliff edges or canyon gaps, such as around Gondwa cliffs, to give running players visible drop-off warnings during dark night cycles.

Lighting and Emissive Balance

Because luminous gem items emit light, over-clustering them can create severe glare and wash out dinosaur models. Space glowing crystals far enough apart to illuminate pathways and shallow watering holes without obscuring dinosaur combat animations or hitboxes.

Collision Testing and Performance

Every placed prop adds collision calculations and memory overhead. Overloading a compact area with dense crystal formations can drop client frame rates, especially for players on lower-spec hardware or mobile devices.

After placing assets, test movement corridors using both small, fast species and large apex dinosaurs. Certain irregular crystal meshes can trap juveniles or catch the wide turn radii of heavy playables if placed too close to natural rock geometry. Ensure adequate clearance along all designated paths before opening the area to players.