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Destroyed World - Help
Mati_Szkielet
Hello, I recently started a new world on version 1.20.1. I didn't do any backups, and sadly today while being on version 1.8.9 I missclicked and logged on this world. Every file updated even after I crashed the game. Is there any way/possibility to get back the old proggress somehow or at least the world seed? I tried deleting all the new files that replaced the old one but it didn't work.
Also I have about 10 hours recorded. Most of the time I am somewhere around the spawn chunks so maybe it would help somehow? Is there any way to get the seed after completly changing the files? The level.dat fshows 0, the re-create world options also shows 0, and /seed also shows 0. That is due to the file change after joining on the wrong version. Is there any way to like "guess" the seed based of what structures where on the exact block? I have cords of some villages aroundm, shipwreck, nether ruins, temple (the dessert one) and 4/5 spawners cords. I would be able to tell them if it would help but I can't find any tool that would do that. Any ideas?
Also I have about 10 hours recorded. Most of the time I am somewhere around the spawn chunks so maybe it would help somehow? Is there any way to get the seed after completly changing the files? The level.dat fshows 0, the re-create world options also shows 0, and /seed also shows 0. That is due to the file change after joining on the wrong version. Is there any way to like "guess" the seed based of what structures where on the exact block? I have cords of some villages aroundm, shipwreck, nether ruins, temple (the dessert one) and 4/5 spawners cords. I would be able to tell them if it would help but I can't find any tool that would do that. Any ideas?
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The world seed form one of teh earlier version [1.12??] were worked out from the cloud patterns visible at spawn, and similar feats have been perfromed in other instances.
This isn't something I find more than passingly interesting, but I do know that the process is computationally intense and fairly legthly.
You might look around on https://www.reddit.com/r/technicalminecraft/ (or ask). The chances of finding someone who could at least point you in the right direction are likely higher on that sort of site.
[Iff you do find an available tool or other resources, please post link[s] back here as that sort of thing could be of general use (assuming it exists).]
This isn't something I find more than passingly interesting, but I do know that the process is computationally intense and fairly legthly.
You might look around on https://www.reddit.com/r/technicalminecraft/ (or ask). The chances of finding someone who could at least point you in the right direction are likely higher on that sort of site.
[Iff you do find an available tool or other resources, please post link[s] back here as that sort of thing could be of general use (assuming it exists).]
