Published Jul 13th, 2016, 7/13/16 8:19 am
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Since I've been a parkour master, i've decided to make a parkour map! this is my first map so maybe it is buggy. But i think if you use 1.8.x it should be fine. The reason why i need you to use 1.8.x versions is because of that the /title commands doesn't work correctly in 1.9 or above. The name of the map is Fatal Parkour, basically when you wear the required helmet, if you fail the parkour you'll die. I used a lot of redstone so if you think there is a bug tell me. And also I forgot to switch off Creative mode when posting. Please switch back to survival mode. Download link for map down below:
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/6ifl37zi01ihy/Fatal_Parkour
I am assuming you guys know how to install maps to minecraft. Incase you don't know:
For Windows:
1. Hit Win+R
2. Type %appdata%
3. Hit Enter.
4. Search for .minecraft in the folder that pops up.
5. Open the file up.
6. Open the saves folder.
7. Add a new file and name it whatever you want to call the map.
8. Download the files and drop them into the new folder.
For iOS (Old):
1. Hit Go in the Menu Bar.
2. Select Computer.
3. Select Library.
4. Select Application Support.
5. Open up "minecraft" folder.
6. Open up the "saves" folder.
7. Add a new file and name it whatever you want to call the map.
8. Download the files and drop them into the new folder.
For iOS (New):
1. Hit Go in the Menu Bar.
2. Hold down AltOption and select Library.
3. Select Application Support.
4. Open "minecraft" folder.
5. Open up the saves folder.
6. Add a new file and name it whatever you want to call the map.
7. Download the files and drop them into the new folder.
Thanks for downloading!
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/6ifl37zi01ihy/Fatal_Parkour
I am assuming you guys know how to install maps to minecraft. Incase you don't know:
For Windows:
1. Hit Win+R
2. Type %appdata%
3. Hit Enter.
4. Search for .minecraft in the folder that pops up.
5. Open the file up.
6. Open the saves folder.
7. Add a new file and name it whatever you want to call the map.
8. Download the files and drop them into the new folder.
For iOS (Old):
1. Hit Go in the Menu Bar.
2. Select Computer.
3. Select Library.
4. Select Application Support.
5. Open up "minecraft" folder.
6. Open up the "saves" folder.
7. Add a new file and name it whatever you want to call the map.
8. Download the files and drop them into the new folder.
For iOS (New):
1. Hit Go in the Menu Bar.
2. Hold down AltOption and select Library.
3. Select Application Support.
4. Open "minecraft" folder.
5. Open up the saves folder.
6. Add a new file and name it whatever you want to call the map.
7. Download the files and drop them into the new folder.
Thanks for downloading!
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