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How do I export/import a building in Minecraft 1.13.2?
Probably been asked before. But there have been some changes with the codes, and of course no mods like World Edit working (as far as I know) with Minecraft 1.13.2. I have a little house I made I would like to upload and share, but I have no idea how to do this now with all the changes. Any help?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Thank you for your replies.
I would rather not upload the entire world, as I like to build structures on one of my building worlds then move them around and place them somewhere.
What about the codes/cheats built in for Minecraft? Any info on those? As I recall we could select areas and replace blocks and stuff with the built-in codes/cheats.
I would rather not upload the entire world, as I like to build structures on one of my building worlds then move them around and place them somewhere.
What about the codes/cheats built in for Minecraft? Any info on those? As I recall we could select areas and replace blocks and stuff with the built-in codes/cheats.
The only solution in 1.13.2 would be to get the world onto a server, then make a .schem file on the server with World Edit. Then make a new world that is empty and paste the .schem file into that world.
The other solution would be to just wait until the developers update the other programs like MCEdit, or the Singleplayer World Edit.
The other solution would be to just wait until the developers update the other programs like MCEdit, or the Singleplayer World Edit.
Maybe try to use structure blocks . Those save your file in
an NBT file.
About structure block using: https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Structure_Block#Save
Right now worldedit is just for servers in 1.13.2. Probably best as TNHo mentioned to just upload the whole world.
Just uploaded the entire world.
MCedit 1.6.0.52. It's 'fully compatible' with 1.11, but it's also capable of dealing with future blocks etc, at least to some extent. It can identify Seagrass and stuff like that, but it doesnt show textures or block data etc for those blocks.
