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This may not be related to the source of your problems, but for modern computers, Supreme has some issues in Program Files. If you've saved your Supreme folder there, move it somewhere else. Check "C:\Users\YourName\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\" (replacing "YourName" with your username and "C:\" with another drive if necessary) to see if your profile data and saved worlds have moved.

Also, "merging" might've been a poor choice of words on my part. There should only be the one "all_supreme_worlds.zip" from the itch.io page. Unzip that and move the three folders into your Supreme folder. When Windows asks you if you want to replace the files, say no. I'm not sure if replacing the originals causes issues, but I declined when moving the add-ons into my own game.

Yes. It is in C:.

I've got an external 1TB hard drive. I'll put it in there instead. And then proceed as per the remainder of your reply.

I'll let you now how I get on.

Cheers mate

As far as I know I've done all you said.

Put the Supremeinstall file and the Allworlds file in my external hard drive.

Unzipped the Allworlds file. And then dragged it into the Supremeinstall file.

And it's still only the original worlds and about 30 extra worlds that were available in the Spismall in the standard game anyway.

Have noticed though that all the additional worlds end with the suffix .dlw and when I try to import them individually it says it can't open without me stating what I want to open them with.

Don't know if I'll ever solve this one my friend

I'm a little confused by the steps you took in your last post. Let me try to help you out.

Dragging "all_supreme_worlds.zip" into "supreme8_install.exe" won't work. The *.dlw files need to be in Supreme's "worlds" folder, which is a folder in the location where you installed Supreme. The *.dlw files won't open on their own or if you drag them onto an *.exe file.

To play the add-on worlds, you need to unzip "all_supreme_worlds.zip", which should contain three folders named "music", "user", and "worlds". Then, move the contents of those three folders ("music", "user", and "worlds") into their corresponding folders in the location where you installed Supreme.

Ah. I see.

So the music, worlds and user files in the SWC game download are not the same as the files in the all additional worlds. I thought they were.

So I put the relevant files from additional worlds into each folder in the game installation.

Right. Got it.