So here's my problem guys. The other day I opened Minecraft and loaded up my world. However, it got stuck on "Downloading Terrain". I looked around and found it was an Optifine glitch. So I took out Optifine and loaded up my world again. This time, it loaded, but I spawned in a whole space of nothing. I saw the sillouettes of my cows and sheep as we were all slowly floating down. So I looked around in forums and stuff and I copied some files from a copy of that world. So this time, I spawned where I did when I first started my world. However, as I walked back to my base, I noticed everything stopped generating after a certain point. I waited for a while, and then quit. As it said "shutting down internal server", I got a message saying Minecraft is not responding. I tried again several times, but with the same result. Can anyone help me?
Also, it seems to be loading fine when I open it on MC Edit. I can see everything and the chunks load nicely. It seems like it only has that problem when I am actually playing.
So here's my problem guys. The other day I opened Minecraft and loaded up my world. However, it got stuck on "Downloading Terrain". I looked around and found it was an Optifine glitch. So I took out Optifine and loaded up my world again. This time, it loaded, but I spawned in a whole space of nothing. I saw the sillouettes of my cows and sheep as we were all slowly floating down. So I looked around in forums and stuff and I copied some files from a copy of that world. So this time, I spawned where I did when I first started my world. However, as I walked back to my base, I noticed everything stopped generating after a certain point. I waited for a while, and then quit. As it said "shutting down internal server", I got a message saying Minecraft is not responding. I tried again several times, but with the same result. Can anyone help me?
Also, it seems to be loading fine when I open it on MC Edit. I can see everything and the chunks load nicely. It seems like it only has that problem when I am actually playing.