I gathered that. What i find confusing is that the changes to the files were real. So how does the Minecraft restore me "back" to my original state after the playerdat has been changed? Especially when I had something in my inventory and it retained that info.
Thanks
It worked for me, 1.8.3 inventory to a new 1.13 world.
I gathered that. What i find confusing is that the changes to the files were real. So how does the Minecraft restore me "back" to my original state after the playerdat has been changed? Especially when I had something in my inventory and it retained that info.
Thanks
Is Minecraft still storing the player data in two places?
So sorry if this is answered somewhere, but 52 pages is a bit to read through and I'm a first time, only timer with a question;
Long story short, lost my saves when my SSD OS failed and forgot to try and pull them off before a wipe. I've tried a few different recoveries but SSD files seem gone but an older version on my HDD was found BUT--
There is other bits of data scattered in, at least, the level.dat file (I used notepad to view them (sorta), and that one seemed to be the only one with injected lines of actual words from overwrites).
Question: Can I use NBTexplorer to open/repair these files at all? Use it to do *anything* with the files to see if I have a chance at recovering the save(s)? Years of creative work at stake.
EDIT: Nevermind. I finally got in to try and its gone. There's too much data sparsed through everything and it won't recognize some, and can't read others.
guys i couldnt open my data file which contain villages.dat when i click the expand button and the expand button just dissapears and nothing happens ... Pls help
This may be answered somewhere in the 52 pages, so apologize if a stupid question. I have an .nbt structure file and I want to replace all examples of one block (andesite) with a different block (polished andesite). I feel like this ought to be possible but can't quite tell how to go about it. I got the .nbt file open and found where andesite is in the palette section... do I just change it there? or somewhere else? Thanks for the help!
Thank you so much for this! After I opened my 1.12 world after so long, it bizarrely forgot I'd created it with cheats enabled. We can now fly again, so thanks!
I have a question now. After updating my 1.2 world to 1.12 and going to a new chunk location for the updates, no hostile mobs spawn on any difficulty. Is there something NBE can modify outside of difficulty that will bring hostiles back? It's so Peaceful, and I'm starting to hate it. Something broke. This also happened to another's 1.9 world when updated to 1.12.
Hi. Thanks for supporting the tool! ^^
Is it possible to clear all untouched chunks with this program? I have map bloating issue... and if i can, will it cause bugs, like visible slices between old-generated and after-cleaning generated chunks?
No, the program don't have this kind of automation built in. You COULD probably do it by hands, but that would be labor intensive and error prone.
There should be no gaps in generation, if you did not change the generator or world(level) seed. At most, minor changes in decorations' locations.
I discovered what the problem was and have since fixed both worlds using NBTE. As said, or some reason, even when set to Hard and night, hostile mobs did not spawn ever. Because the game set mob spawning to false, and somehow, it was stuck that way.
...
I don't even know how that happens, but there it was. Both are now set to true, and the game is working perfectly normal again. The other whose world was broken for nearly a year was able to fix his world as well because of this same strange issue.
Hi, is it possible to take the multiplayer player.dat file for a player and change it so that it looks at a completely new account instead, giving the new account everything the previous account had?
This is so that a player can purchase a new account instead of using the current one.
You don't "edit biomes", you "edit NBT files and derived formats".
You have to know the content and meaning of the edited file to change it.
Look for chunk format description on MCW.
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It worked for me, 1.8.3 inventory to a new 1.13 world.
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Links to pdf format, downloadable, command lists for (these often clarify/expand descriptions, and where possible link to the author's posting):
MoreCommands: http://www.mediafire.com/view/qjc9c6klcnp660e/CmdLstMoreCommands.pdf
WorldEdit: http://www.mediafire.com/view/bi7r00xd9rgxrrt/WE_Commands.pdf
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Yes for singleplayer. You have to edit the level.dat file.
So sorry if this is answered somewhere, but 52 pages is a bit to read through and I'm a first time, only timer with a question;
Long story short, lost my saves when my SSD OS failed and forgot to try and pull them off before a wipe. I've tried a few different recoveries but SSD files seem gone but an older version on my HDD was found BUT--
There is other bits of data scattered in, at least, the level.dat file (I used notepad to view them (sorta), and that one seemed to be the only one with injected lines of actual words from overwrites).
Question: Can I use NBTexplorer to open/repair these files at all? Use it to do *anything* with the files to see if I have a chance at recovering the save(s)? Years of creative work at stake.
EDIT: Nevermind. I finally got in to try and its gone. There's too much data sparsed through everything and it won't recognize some, and can't read others.
guys i couldnt open my data file which contain villages.dat when i click the expand button and the expand button just dissapears and nothing happens ... Pls help
Minecraft version - ?
NBTExplorer version - ?
Host OS - ?
This may be answered somewhere in the 52 pages, so apologize if a stupid question. I have an .nbt structure file and I want to replace all examples of one block (andesite) with a different block (polished andesite). I feel like this ought to be possible but can't quite tell how to go about it. I got the .nbt file open and found where andesite is in the palette section... do I just change it there? or somewhere else? Thanks for the help!
It strongly depends on WHERE you want to change it.
Thank you so much for this! After I opened my 1.12 world after so long, it bizarrely forgot I'd created it with cheats enabled. We can now fly again, so thanks!
I have a question now. After updating my 1.2 world to 1.12 and going to a new chunk location for the updates, no hostile mobs spawn on any difficulty. Is there something NBE can modify outside of difficulty that will bring hostiles back? It's so Peaceful, and I'm starting to hate it. Something broke. This also happened to another's 1.9 world when updated to 1.12.
You can try changing the world time. But make backups first.
Hi. Thanks for supporting the tool! ^^
Is it possible to clear all untouched chunks with this program? I have map bloating issue... and if i can, will it cause bugs, like visible slices between old-generated and after-cleaning generated chunks?
No, the program don't have this kind of automation built in. You COULD probably do it by hands, but that would be labor intensive and error prone.
There should be no gaps in generation, if you did not change the generator or world(level) seed. At most, minor changes in decorations' locations.
I discovered what the problem was and have since fixed both worlds using NBTE. As said, or some reason, even when set to Hard and night, hostile mobs did not spawn ever. Because the game set mob spawning to false, and somehow, it was stuck that way.
...
I don't even know how that happens, but there it was. Both are now set to true, and the game is working perfectly normal again. The other whose world was broken for nearly a year was able to fix his world as well because of this same strange issue.
Thank you once again, NBTE!
Hi, is it possible to take the multiplayer player.dat file for a player and change it so that it looks at a completely new account instead, giving the new account everything the previous account had?
This is so that a player can purchase a new account instead of using the current one.
If so, can you suggest how please?
Thank you.
You can just rename the file. There's nothing in it that is specific to account.
My files are in .pak instead of .dat?
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You don't "edit biomes", you "edit NBT files and derived formats".
You have to know the content and meaning of the edited file to change it.
Look for chunk format description on MCW.