This map for Bedrock Edition 1.20.71 is a tutorial of how to build a mob farm. You can go to Creative or Survival mode and attack the mobs, then open the chest to collect your loot! 1 zombie even dropped a iron ingot! Or you can go to Spectator mode to see how it's built.

How to download: (View on Minecraft Wiki)



Minecraft Worlds generated by other players can be downloaded by the player and opened in their copy of the game. This guide will show how to play the worlds in either Java or Bedrock.

Contents

• 1Download a world
• 2Instructions
  • 2.1Prerequisites
  • 2.2Bedrock Specific Instructions (Android/Fire OS/iOS/Windows 10) (Recommended)
  • 2.3Java & Bedrock Instructions
    • 2.3.1Extract the world
    • 2.3.2Importing into Minecraft
    • 2.3.3Find the folder in Minecraft
• 3Alternate Instructions
• 4Tips

Before anything else, download your chosen world with a web browser.
Some reputable sites to download Minecraft worlds are:

• Official Minecraft Website (on some occasions)
• Minecraft Maps
• Planet Minecraft
• CurseForge Minecraft
• Minecraft Forums

Instructions

Instructions on how to open the file into minecraft.

Prerequisites

• A file archiving program, like 7zip.
  • This is optional if you just change the extension to .mcworld in Bedrock
• A copy of the version you want to put the world in

Bedrock Specific Instructions (Android/Fire OS/iOS/Windows 10) (Recommended)

After you download a bedrock map, you should already have a file name with .mcworld in it, like FILE_NAME_HERE.mcworld. It should also have a Minecraft icon in it. Just double click it and it will automatically open in Minecraft. You can easily rename bedrock .zip files to a .mcworld simply by changing the extension. MCWORLD is just a special file extension optimized for Minecraft Bedrock.

So, instructions are:

• Change the extension to .mcworld if it isn't already.
• Double click the file.

If it didn't automatically open, select Minecraft if asked. If it still doesn't work, follow the guide below.

Java & Bedrock Instructions

These instructions are compatible with both Java and Bedrock and will guide you to a step by step process of installing a world to Minecraft.

NOTE that you cannot open Bedrock worlds in Java and vice versa; you will need a converter (such as Chunker) to do that.

Extract the world

This is necessary if you have a compressed file.

1. Extract the compressed file.
2. If you see a file named level.dat, then you're good to go! Extract the zip/rar to a folder (WORLD)
   1. If you can only see a folder, open it. It might have the files. Extract that folder and rename it to a good name, like (WORLD)

Importing into Minecraft

Once you extracted it to a folder, follow these steps:

1. Open the default directory for Minecraft folder.
   1. On Java Edition, the name of the folder is .minecraft. Below is a table showing the default directory for .minecraft.

OS	Location
Windows	%APPDATA%\.minecraft
macOS	~/Library/Application Support/minecraft
Linux	~/.minecraft

1. 1. On Bedrock Edition, the name of the folder is games/com.mojang. Below is a table listing these:

Platform	Location
Windows (including mobile)	%localappdata%\Packages\Microsoft.MinecraftUWP_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalState\games\com.mojang
Android and Fire OS	For SD Card users: /SD_CARD_NAME_HERE/Android/data/com.mojang.minecraftpe/files/games/com.mojang For Internal Storage: /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.mojang.minecraftpe/files/games/com.mojang
iOS	Minecraft/games/com.mojang

1. Open the saves‌^{[Java Edition only]} or minecraftWorlds‌^{[Bedrock Edition only]} folder. You will notice all your worlds are here.
2. Paste that folder into the mentioned folder.
3. Open the new folder and check to make sure it has everything in it, all right under WORLD.
4. Once they're all there, launch the game, and continue below.

Find the folder in Minecraft

Here's the hardest part: finding your new save in all your other saves.

1. Once Minecraft opens, click "Singleplayer" or "Play"
2. The name of the folder you copied will be the grayed out name under the world name (On Java).
3. The new save is usually all the way at the bottom, but that's not always the case. You might need to do some hunting.
4. Once you found it, load it up and have fun! You may have to back up the world if it was saved in a different version of Minecraft.

Alternate Instructions

If you found the above instructions confusing, here is a simpler explanation:

1. Download the world file (usually in .zip or .rar) format
   1. If it is bedrock map, rename to .mcworld, then open in Minecraft
      1. If this doesn't work, continue below
2. Extract to a new folder (WORLD)
3. Find the .minecraft or com.mojang folder
4. Look for the saves or minecraftWorlds folder
5. Copy-paste the (WORLD) to that folder
6. Open up Minecraft and find it in your selection of saved worlds

Tips

• On Windows, you can press Win+R to open the run dialog, then paste the Minecraft folder location in there.
• You can also drag and drop folders to the saves folder, which might save you time from copy-pasting.
• On Bedrock, you might see jumbled letters in the folder names like fgEHfhgyEbdh. This is normal, and you can always rename them for easy identification.
• To access map datapacks or resource packs, you can access them by copying the contents inside the map to the main folders.

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Outdated	Building micro shelters Custom texture packs Door-based iron golem farming Far Lands How to get a crash report Installing mods Man-made lake Managing slimes in superflat mode Minecart booster Potion farming Repeater reboot system Survival with no enabled data packs Update LWJGL Update Minecraft Village chaining Water ladder Water tram