Updated to 1.20 Let’s see if this sounds familiar: you launched Minecraft (or were already playing it), you can move but you can’t look around, no matter how much you move the mouse (or the right joystick on the controller). You can open the inventory, all the menus and everything works fine, except for the mouse … Read more
Players need to get their Minecraft saving files for many different reasons: they want to do a backup, they need to solve a level.dat file problem, to turn off the tutorial, or maybe to install a mod, like MCEdit or its alternatives for example. On MacOS you can find the saved games files at the following location: ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft You can get … Read more
Minecraft has everything from exciting gameplay nostalgic old-school graphics, and a passionate fan base. No wonder Microsoft bought it for $2.5B. So what is keeping the show running, and how many lines of code are there in Minecraft? Minecraft is a closed-source project. So it is impossible to say how many lines of code Minecraft … Read more
There are so many different mods out there, that with them you could turn Minecraft into a completely different game! Usually, to have those mods live and running, you need to download them then drag them into the mods folder. The problem is that sometimes you just can’t find the mods folder anywhere. Today we … Read more
Why pay for Minecoins when you can have them for free? The good news is that there are plenty of ways to earn them without spending a dime. They require a little investment of your time and, if you try them all, you could end up with more Minecoins than what you needed. Let’s not … Read more
If you ever tried to dig in your Minecraft folders and take a look, maybe you already stumbled upon the level.dat file. If you tried to open it and see what’s inside, you saw a bunch of weird looking symbols. Many players need to access this file, most of the times because the game crashed … Read more
Players need to get their Minecraft saving files for many different reasons: they want to do a backup, they need to solve a level.dat file problem, to turn off the tutorial, or maybe to install a mod, like MCEdit or its alternatives for example. To find the Minecraft Java edition folder you just need to … Read more
MCEdit was considered one of the best, if not the best, open source Minecraft map editor. You can still use it for many different kinds of editing on a Minecraft saved map such as: and much more. Unfortunately it doesn’t work on maps from versions after the 1.13 patch. We’re talking about the Aquatic Update, … Read more