I just got a new MacBook for a graduation present, and I was attempting to set up Minecraft. I've been playing it for a couple weeks now, and I just now tried to access the save data located in the minecraft folder in Application Support, just like on my home Mac computer, but for some reason it wasn't there. I have Minecraft in the Applications folder, like I'm supposed to. But there's no minecraft folder in Application Support.
Any help would be appreciated.
first go to finder
then click macintosh
then click users
then click you
then click library
then click application support
minecraft folder should be there
first go to finder
then click macintosh
then click users
then click you
then click library
then click application support
minecraft folder should be there
I'm saying that's what I did. I know how to find Application Support. I did it just fine on my home computer. But the minecraft folder isn't in the Application Support folder.
I'm saying that's what I did. I know how to find Application Support. I did it just fine on my home computer. But the minecraft folder isn't in the Application Support folder.
For the changes to take effect, either log out then log back in again, or relaunch Finder (this can be done from the Force Quit Window or by typing 'killall Finder' in a Terminal window).
Any help would be appreciated.
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Retired Staffthen click macintosh
then click users
then click you
then click library
then click application support
minecraft folder should be there
I'm saying that's what I did. I know how to find Application Support. I did it just fine on my home computer. But the minecraft folder isn't in the Application Support folder.
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Retired StaffHave you found it after running the command?
The folder is hidden so you may need to enable hiddent folders.
To view hidden folders:
Open the Terminal (located in /Applications/Utilities/)
At the command prompt type (WITHOUT quotes)
"defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles -bool true"
Press return to execute the command.
For the changes to take effect, either log out then log back in again, or relaunch Finder (this can be done from the Force Quit Window or by typing 'killall Finder' in a Terminal window).
To hide the hidden files again:
Open the Terminal
At the command prompt type
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles -bool false
then press return to execute the command.
Log out then back in again, or relaunch Finder (explained above).