Published Dec 1st, 2014, 12/1/14 6:38 pm
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Have you ever wanted to create a void world to make your very own skyblock, parkour, or adventure map? The old way was to use the program MCedit, but most people don't have or can't run that program. So, this is how to get a void world in Regular Minecraft (1.7.x-1.8.x)!
Step 1: Create a new world via the singleplayer screen.
Step 2: Make sure your world is in survival or creative.
Step 3: Select "More world options"
Step 4: Enable Cheats
Step 5: Click on the worldtype option until it says "superflat"
Step 6: Press "customize" below the superflat button
Step 7: Click on the "Presets button, and get rid of the text at the top of that page.
Step 8: Type in that box 1;0
Step 9: Create your world.
Step 10: If in survival, type /gamemode c or /gamemode 1 to enter creative before falling into the void.
Step 11: Once in creative, fly up to at least above y0 and type in the following command: /setblock ~ ~ ~ minecraft:stone for 1.8 or /setblock ~ ~ ~ 1 for 1.7.
Step 12: Build off that stone block to create your world.
Step 13: Enjoy :)
Step 1: Create a new world via the singleplayer screen.
Step 2: Make sure your world is in survival or creative.
Step 3: Select "More world options"
Step 4: Enable Cheats
Step 5: Click on the worldtype option until it says "superflat"
Step 6: Press "customize" below the superflat button
Step 7: Click on the "Presets button, and get rid of the text at the top of that page.
Step 8: Type in that box 1;0
Step 9: Create your world.
Step 10: If in survival, type /gamemode c or /gamemode 1 to enter creative before falling into the void.
Step 11: Once in creative, fly up to at least above y0 and type in the following command: /setblock ~ ~ ~ minecraft:stone for 1.8 or /setblock ~ ~ ~ 1 for 1.7.
Step 12: Build off that stone block to create your world.
Step 13: Enjoy :)
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I've also found it simple to just create a world with only gravel, place a block, wait for it to all fall, and then you've got a single floating block to build off of without any commands,
im sorry but NONONONO