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I have seen people do it, but how do i do it? I mean, where are my saved worlds? and should i change them into some sort of other file when i export them?

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I have seen people do it, but how do i do it? I mean, where are my saved worlds? and should i change them into some sort of other file when i export them?

Your saved worlds are in the Application Data path. For Windows XP this is C:\Documents and Settings\*USERNAMEHERE*\Application Data\, in Windows Vista/Windows 7, it's in C:\Users\*USERNAMEHERE*\Application Data\ (I think), but it's a hidden directory, so you have to turn on show hidden directories/files to see it.

You can get to it either way by using the Environment Variable "%appdata%", by opening My Computer and putting %appdata% in the address bar, or by going to Start -> Run and typing in %appdata%, or by putting %appdata% in the search bar at the bottom of the Start Menu in Windows Vista or higher.

Then they are in the \.minecraft\saves directory under Application Data. To go directly to the Minecraft saves, use "%appdata%\.minecraft\saves".

Yeah what he said you can find it how to do it by looking up huskymudkipz on youtube he has a vid on how to find saves lol

And if you're on Mac, just search "Application Support" in finder :biggrin.gif:
(nothing is hidden)

To take it out all you have to do is copy it or just drag it out nothing special about it.