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There are two ways I’m going to explain. One’s free, but requires a PC. One costs money, (like $5 I think?) but can be done natively on your Xbox.

The free way:
1. Download DurangoFTP=
1a. Go to gamr13.GitHub.io
1b. Download his ‘Appstore’ from the Microsoft Store
1c. Launch and choose to download DurangoFTP= from there, it redirects to the Microsoft Store.
2. Launch DurangoFTP= (in Games, not Apps)
3. Download and launch an FTP application on your device. For Windows/Mac, I’d use FileZilla. For iPhone, I’d use FTPManager. For Android, I’d look an FTP manager off of ApkPure or F-Droid.
4. Click “Start” in DurangoFTP= and take a look at the IP (Usually starts in 192. or 108. iirc.)
5. Connect to your Xbox through the FTP app on your device (This HAS to be on the same network) by entering the IP and clicking something like ‘Connect’ or ‘Start’ (Varies app to app)
6a. Navigate to /LOCALSTATE/Microsoft.MinecraftUWPConsole_(bunch of letters)
6b. Enter LocalState (again)
6c. Enter games > com.mojang > minecraftWorlds
7. Input the folder (all worlds are folders, if it’s a .MCWORLD file, you’ll want to extract it somehow first)
7a. (Info) Usually Drag & Drop on PC, Usually an option to import files/folders on phones. If it isn’t possible to import folders on the app you’re using, it won’t work.
8. Open Minecraft, the world *should* be there. If it isn’t, make sure it didn’t come from Java edition (use chunker.app if it did) and if it didn’t then I don’t exactly know and I’d search it up on YouTube (Sorry!)
9. Disconnect the FTP if you aren’t doing anything else with your system, like using RetroArch for PS2 games or smth


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The version that costs money:

1. Use the free trial or buy My Files Explorer.
2. It will say ‘You may need to Install the standalone Expansion Game Add-On for Tools and Assets’. Click ‘Install from Store’
3. Get the app called Expansion for Explorers. It was 100% discounted for my account that had My Files Explorer, but cost money for the one that didn’t.
4. Open Expansion for Explorers (In Games) and go to the left-hand side and click on ‘Packages’
5. Navigate to the folder that starts with MicrosoftMindcraftUWPConsole. The app naturally sorts by Date, so you can use apps you know you downloaded before/after Minecraft to find the folder.
6. Go to LocalState > games > com.mojang > MinecraftWorlds
7. Go to the very top left of your screen and open a new tab.
8. If you haven’t downloaded your world, download it now.
8b. If the account you downloaded the world from isn’t the Xbox’ main account, go to the top right and find the option to ‘Add a folder to Library’
8c. Press B, go to the console icon, click it, go to the downloads folder, press B again, and click ‘Select’ or ‘Add’ (Idk I’m not powering up my Xbox again to find what an option is called)
9. Hover over that folder and click the triple-lined Menu button. Select ‘Copy’ and go back to the first tab.
10. Now back into the world folder, find empty space with no folders, (at very bottom or between folders) press the Menu button again, and click Paste.
11.Open Minecraft, the world *should* be there. If it isn’t, make sure it didn’t come from Java edition (use chunker.app if it did) and if it didn’t then I don’t exactly know and I’d search it up on YouTube (Sorry!)



tadaaa there’s a super long guide I definitely didn’t spend 10 minutes on and 100% didn’t walk across the house and power on my Xbox at midnight because I didn’t know a folder name
Anyways DurangoFTP= for the free option is part of Gamr13’s emulation thing for Xbox, I’d really recommend it if you want to play a game from something like the PS2/PS3 but don’t want to use a potato laptop for it (Not PS4 yet lol the BIOS isn’t cracked)

Wether you are on your phone, on a PC or any other device, there should be a download icon either on the left or right side at the top. It might be hidden behind a menu selection but it is definitely somewhere. Clicking it will lead you to an external site where you need to confirm your download once more.

This file is not virus checked by Google but I can assure that there are no harmful viruses hidden in the world files.

You should be safe as long as you download the world from the official download link on this page.

Yes, you are. Aslong as you credit me (@corv1jano) as the creator of this map in the content description by putting my PlanetMinecraft profile link there.

Don't post the download link of the world file itself in the content description!

Please do not repost this world/project on any other platform.