I spent all day on my minecraft world so excited for my boyfriend to see it (Because we were working on the world together) and when i closed it, i did it properly and everything, and there was nothing wrong!
But later at night, i was so excited to show him all the work i did, my world was gone! I had a world with the same name, because i used one of the seed things to get my jungle world, but it was different and not the same world! Mine was gone! Just gone. (I was so pissed)
I tried looking for the folder where the worlds are saved, but i couldn't find them.
please help me!
P.S. i read another thread about this same problem and they said to make a blank seed world with the same name but that didn't work
I only know that if you’re using Windows 7 (don’t know about other versions) you can recover deleted worlds by right-clicking on the « saves » folder in the .minecraft folder (in the AppData/Roaming directory), then click on « Properties », then on « Previous Versions » and go to the last date/time in which your world was still there.
Sorry if the piece of advice I gave you was a bit confusing, but I couldn’t explain any better. Hope that helped anyways.
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Just figured out that when I'd turn 8 years old, the 23th of November 2011, my parents could have offered me Minecraft as a birthday gift. Sigh...
Fun but frustrating platformer. Saves me of boredom when I don't feel like playing Minecraft. Knowledge of 8-bit old-school videogames is optional tho'.
Ok so what version of minecraft though? MC 1.13? 1.12? 1.2.4? Many of them have slightly different metadata properties when saving a world and the version number may give a bit of insight.
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Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there, wondering, fearing, doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream before.
- Edgar Allen Poe, The Raven
HELP!!!!
I spent all day on my minecraft world so excited for my boyfriend to see it (Because we were working on the world together) and when i closed it, i did it properly and everything, and there was nothing wrong!
But later at night, i was so excited to show him all the work i did, my world was gone! I had a world with the same name, because i used one of the seed things to get my jungle world, but it was different and not the same world! Mine was gone! Just gone. (I was so pissed)
I tried looking for the folder where the worlds are saved, but i couldn't find them.
please help me!
P.S. i read another thread about this same problem and they said to make a blank seed world with the same name but that didn't work
I've already cried and am about to cry more!
In which OS are you running on?
I only know that if you’re using Windows 7 (don’t know about other versions) you can recover deleted worlds by right-clicking on the « saves » folder in the .minecraft folder (in the AppData/Roaming directory), then click on « Properties », then on « Previous Versions » and go to the last date/time in which your world was still there.
Sorry if the piece of advice I gave you was a bit confusing, but I couldn’t explain any better. Hope that helped anyways.
Just figured out that when I'd turn 8 years old, the 23th of November 2011, my parents could have offered me Minecraft as a birthday gift. Sigh...
Fun but frustrating platformer. Saves me of boredom when I don't feel like playing Minecraft. Knowledge of 8-bit old-school videogames is optional tho'.
http://iwbtg.kayin.moe
Words of Warning: - You need a software (Clickteam Fusion 2) to run this game.
- The game will probably crash a lot.
- You will rage so much.
- This game is too easy for me. \_(^_^)_/
I'm on windows 10, but i'll give it a try anyways!
okay so, i tried doing what you said, but ended up downloading two different minecrafts?
Can you tell us which minecraft version you're playing exactly?
windows? The newest? I have a windows 10 computer and it's always updating.
Ok so what version of minecraft though? MC 1.13? 1.12? 1.2.4? Many of them have slightly different metadata properties when saving a world and the version number may give a bit of insight.
- Edgar Allen Poe, The Raven