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Contents

  • Getting Started
    • Game Basics
    • Feats
    • Introduction to the Toy Box
  • INteriors
    • Side Missions
    • INterior Missions
    • INterior Feats
    • Learning About INteriors
  • Game Creation and Logic Toys
    • Learning about Game Creation
    • Game Creation
    • Treasure Mountain
    • Treasure Defense Kit
    • Collector Challenge Kit
    • Soccer Kit
    • Easy Pinball Kit
    • Racing Gate Kit
  • Toy Box Games
    • Stitchs Tropical Rescue
      • Stitchs Tropical Rescue
      • Galactic Federation Wildlife Preserve
      • The Hub
      • Ice Scream Social
      • Bots of Trouble
      • Quack to the Beach
      • Federation Fowl Up
      • Beach Blanket Beatdown
      • Rambunctious Robots
      • All Quacked Up
      • Robotic Mallardy
      • Fowl Day at the Beach
      • Duck, Duck, Stitch
      • Defense Survival Mode
    • Brave Forest Siege strategy and tips
      • Brave Forest Siege
      • Getting Started
      • The Hub
      • Exploring the Forests
      • DunBroch Forest 1
      • DunBroch Forest 2
      • DunBroch Forest 3
      • DunBroch Forest 4
      • DunBroch Forest 5
      • DunBroch Forest 6
      • DunBroch Forest 7
      • DunBroch Forest 8
  • Characters
    • Disney Originals
    • Disney Infinity 1.0
      • Monsters University
      • The Incredibles
      • Pirates of the Caribbean
      • Cars
      • Toy Story in Space
      • The Lone Ranger
      • The Nightmare Before Christmas
      • Tangled
      • Wreck-It Ralph
      • Frozen
      • Fantasia
      • Phineas and Ferb
  • Power Discs
    • Power Discs Intro
    • Disc Types
    • Disney Originals Power Discs
      • Abilities: Circular Power Discs
      • Toys: Hexagonal Power Discs
      • Customizing: Hexagonal Power Discs
    • Disney Infinity 1.0 Power Discs
      • Power Disc Combos
      • Toys: Hexagonal Power Discs
      • Customizing: Hexagonal Power Discs
      • Abilities: Circular Power Discs
  • The Toy Box
    • Unlocking Toys
    • Basic Toy Box Worlds
    • New Features for the Toy Box
    • Categories of Toys
    • Changing the Theme
    • Using Creativi-Toys in the Toy Box
    • Templates
      • Terrain Layouts
      • Game Pieces
      • Game Kits
      • Complete Games
  • Hall of Heroes
    • Hall of Heroes Intro
  • Toy Box Feats
    • Toy Box Feats Intro
  • Disney Infinity Toy Box
    • The Collection
    • Toy Box
      • Toys
      • Building Sets
      • INterior Decorations
    • Toy Box Games
    • Disney Infinity 1.0
      • Play Set Toys
      • Character Toys
      • Starting Toys
      • Toy Box Toys
  • Achievements and Trophies
    • Achievements and Trophies

Disney Infinity Originals Guide › The Toy Box

Changing the Theme

You can change the look of a Toy Box World with just a few steps and not even have to build anything new. The default theme for most of the pre-built Toy Box Worlds, with the exception of the Play Set Toy Boxes, is Fairytale Kingdom. This theme affects the ground. To change it, use the magic wand and select the ground of any part of the world and then press the button corresponding to the art palette icon. A menu pops up along the bottom and allows you to select from all of the themes you have unlocked. Then you can either change just the theme of the block you have selected or change the theme for the entire world. One of the ways to get new themes is to purchase them in the Toy Store.

You can also change the theme of some of the decorations. Select a tree or group of terrain with your magic wand and, if it is themed terrain, you will have the option of editing the theme. Another menu pops up and now you can change the theme of just that one piece of terrain, or all themed terrain in the entire world. Once again, this is a powerful feature and allows you to change the look of a world very easily.

The area surrounding the land of your Toy Box World is called the Sky Theme. It is the backdrop or background to your world. It too can be customized to fit your theme. To do this, go into the editor and, within the Instant Fun category, select the Sky Changer. Place it anywhere in the world. When you hit the large button on the side of the sky changer, the Sky Theme changes to a different theme. It can change the sky to night or make the Sky Theme look like it something from one of the Play Sets. Keep hitting the button on the sky changer to cycle through your choices. Sky Themes are not only visual effects, but also have audio. The background sounds and music change with some Sky Themes, thus adding even more to the experience.

Tip

You can have various themes within one Toy Box World. However, you have to theme each piece individually to do this. However, since you can use Toy Box doors to link Toy Box Worlds, you can create a series of Toy Boxes connected to one another and have a different theme in each. For example, you might want to create a game that begins in one theme and then changes themes as players go through a door to another Toy Box World. Thus you can create different levels—each with their own feel.

Another way to change themes is through the use of Power Discs. There are two different types of Power Discs that affect theme. The terrain theme changes the ground and themed terrain to the new theme, while the sky theme changes the sky to the new theme. For example, if you want to change the theme of your world to Peter Pan, you would need two Power Discs—one for the terrain theme and one for the sky theme. Then if you want to change it back to your original theme, just use the steps above to change the land, the terrain, and the Sky Theme.

Tip

If you change the theme of a Toy Box World using a Power Disc, and then save that world, the theme is saved with the world. When you come back to that world, the theme remains the same. There is no need to use the Power Discs again.

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