downloading a bedrock minecraft world to java How can I import worlds from Minecraft Bedrock into Minecraft Java? Can I get my Minecraft Bedrock Edition worlds onto my PC to play in regular Minecraft? If so how? I have used iExplorer to transfer files from my iPad but that was no help. Any suggestions? 2 Answers. Please note that I used Bedrock 1.14.60 for Windows 10 (B2004) and Java 1.14.4, newer versions might break this process. I'm gonna try and keep this answer up to date. Is possible to convert Bedrock worlds (previously called Pocket Edition or PE) to Java Minecraft with a tool called MCC ToolChest - PE. Please note that the conversion process is not perfect, some blocks will become corrupted or be missaligned: Item Frames will be detached from the wall that they were in Stairs connected in 90° bends will not stay like that Potions and Arrows will become their "Uncraftable" versions The Enchanted Books will have all of the enchantments removed. You can download it from http://mcctoolchest.com/Download by clicking "MCCToolChest PE (Bedrock version)". After downloading MC ToolChest PE, open the compressed file and double click the EXE. Then, follow the steps to install the program. Once the program has been installed, go ahead and open it. You should see the following window: Go ahead and click the Folder icon to open your Bedrock World. You should see a window like this: If you are trying to convert a world from Bedrock for Windows 10, it should be visible in the list of worlds, so just go ahead and click it. Otherwise, copy the world from your device and manually open it by clicking "Select Folder" and selecting the folder where is located. After the world has been opened, go to Tools > Convert > To Java to open the "Convert to Java from Bedrock" window. Once the window is opened, you can change the options for the conversion. I recommend that you use the following options: Convert Dimension: Overworld, Nether and The End Include: Block Entities and Entities Convert into: Empty Dimension Convert Offset: Leave as-is Convert To: Select the Java version that you plan to use, I recommend 1.14 Conversion Type: Safe Update: Leave as-is Set Chunk Status: Leave as-is. After setting the options, click "Convert" to start the conversion process. Once the conversion process has been completed, the following window will appear: You are now free to open the world in the Java version that you selected in "Convert To". Here is a little comparison of the world in Bedrock and Java: Answered 8 months ago by Lemon with 6 upvotes. This depends on the version of Minecraft PE. Version 0.9.0 and above: Currently impossible . The level format was completely changed in 0.9.0 and is incompatible with Minecraft PC. How to Convert Minecraft Windows 10 World to Java (Bedrock to Java) Like to move from Bedrock to Java? Here’s a simple way to convert Minecraft Windows 10 world to Minecraft Java world? Something this is also called as LevelDB to Anvil conversion. Minecraft has several different versions for several different platforms. The most popular version is Java Edition. Java is not only how it is created but also has the most in-game and other necessary customization features. Add to that, Java edition has things like spectator mode and even supports some of the best mods like OptiFine. Simply put, if you like more features and customization support then Java edition is the way to go. If you bought Minecraft Windows 10 Edition or also known as Bedrock edition and want to try out the Java edition, you don’t have to leave your worlds behind. Rather, you can simply convert Minecraft Bedrock worlds to Minecraft Java worlds. Let me show how you can convert leveldb to anvil. Things to Know and Do Before Proceeding. The conversion may not be seamless and there might be differences in how the blocks behave. This is especially true for Redstone contraptions and custom-built structures. Backup your Minecraft world before converting it to Java. I’ve only tried it on Windows 10 edition but the below procedure should also work with other bedrock editions too, as long as you can import them to your PC. Important note: The MCC Tool Chest is no longer being developed and the official website is down too. However, you still download it using the archive link or using this link. Do keep in mind that on newer versions of Minecraft, the MCC Tool Chest cannot read the chunk data and many not convert the world properly. As an alternative to the MCC Tool Chest application, try Universal Minecraft Converter (paid application) Steps to Convert Minecraft Windows 10 Worlds to Minecraft Java. Since Minecraft has no built-in options to convert the worlds from Bedrock to Java, we are going to use a free software called MCCToolChest. This tool allows you to modify the bedrock levels and even convert them as needed. 1. First, go to the Minecraft save folder, find the world folder and copy it to desktop. You see the world name in the “levelname.txt” file inside the world folder. 2. Download MCCToolChest PE (Bedrock version) and install it like any other Windows application. After installing, open the application from the Start Menu or by double-clicking on the desktop icon. 3. After opening the application, drag and drop the Minecraft world folder into the application window. This action will import the world. This is how it should look like. 4. Now, select “Tools → Convert → To Java” from the top navigation bar. 5. The above action will open the conversion window. Here, click on the “Browse” button and select a folder where you want to store the converted world. In my case, I’m selecting “New Folder” on the desktop. You can always rename and move this folder to the actual Java save location. By default, all the settings are optimally configured. The only setting I recommend you to take look at is the “Convert Dimension” section. If you’ve visited the Nether & The End then I recommend you select those checkboxes too. Once you are done with the settings, click on the “Convert” button. 6. Depending on how big your world is, it can take some time. 7. Once the conversion is complete, you will see the “Conversion Completed” prompt. Click “Close” to close the window. 8. Open the destination folder to see the converted world files. Import Converted World to Minecraft Java. 9. Open File Explorer, paste “%appdata%.minecraft\saves” in the address bar and press Enter. This will take you to the Minecraft Java save location. Copy the converted world folder to here. 10. After copying the converted world folder to Minecraft Java save folder, launch Minecraft and select the player mode. You should see your converted world along with any other worlds you already have. 11. Select the world and hit the “Play Selected World” button and you should be in the world. Wrapping Up. As you can see, it is pretty easy to convert Minecraft Windows 10 edition to Minecraft Java. As easy as it is, there are several things that can go wrong and there is no guarantee that the converted world will be just as good as the native world or if it even works. This is doubly true if you have a lot of structures, Redstone contraptions, and customizations. For instance, even though the level conversion has gone smoothly for me, several block types like the fences and slab glitched out. So, I had to manually replace them. If the levelbd to anvil conversion worked for you then that is awesome. If not, there is nothing much you can do unless Mojang officially supports the conversion process. Hope that helps. If you are stuck or need some help, comment below and I will try to help as much as possible. 8 thoughts on “How to Convert Minecraft Windows 10 World to Java (Bedrock to Java)” I’m trying to convert a bedrock marketplace world template to java and it’s not working, I keep getting this error message: https://i.imgur.com/PoT9iHa.png Do you know the fix for this? Maybe the marketplace world template is messing with the conversion process. As I said, the conversion is not perfect. I believe templates are locked out for copyright reasons. do you get to keep your stuff like chests houses etc. I don’t understand, when I drag my Minecraft world folder to MCC Tool Chest – PE, it tells me: Invalid Folder MC working files not found. What am I doing wrong? Make sure you drag and drop the Minecraft World folder and not the root Minecraft folder. The Minecraft World folder will have random letters as its name. Please help, when I copy %appdata%.minecraft\saves it tells me that it cannot be found! The path you shared is missing “\” between “%appdata%” and “.minecraft”. It should be “%appdata%\.minecraft\saves” Minecraft World Conversion Guide, For Bedrock and Minecraft with RTX. If you’ve spent time growing and developing a Minecraft Java world, you’ll be pleased to hear that it can be converted to the Windows 10 Bedrock format, which is required for Minecraft with RTX . In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps, but please be aware that this process is neither perfect nor foolproof, so please ensure you make backups of all worlds and files before proceeding. Please note that this guide is unofficial guidance for world conversion. We use third party tools and we cannot guarantee that the product of these conversions will be the ideal experience during the Minecraft with RTX Beta. For a guide on how to create PBR-enhanced ray tracing-compatible textures, head here. Can you get minecraft java free if you have minecraft bedrock? I recently downloaded minecraft from the Microsoft Store and have been playing for a month or two. I decided to try out a few mods and that led me to realise that i had minecraft bedrock not Java and after reading a few articles i believe it is not possible to downloads mods on minecraft bedrock. Is there any way for me to 'switch' to java or get a discount or refunded on minecraft to get minecraft bedrock. Or if you can download mods on bedrock could you please tell me how. 2 Answers 2. Technically, Minecraft is sold as a separate product on each platform you can play it on, even though there two types remaining: For example, even though I own minecraft-bedrock-edition for windows-10, xbox-one, and ios, I had to purchase each product separately: Minecraft Minecraft for Windows 10 Minecraft: Pocket Edition. The same was true for minecraft-java-edition. I had to purchase it as a separate product, even though I owned three other versions at the time of purchase. Subsequently, this will also hold true for every other platform that minecraft-bedrock-edition is available on. Note : See the minecraft-bedrock-edition tag for a complete list of supported platforms. Windows 10 Edition. Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition was the former title of Bedrock Edition for the universal Windows 10 platform developed by Mojang Studios and Xbox Game Studios. [5] [6] It runs on Windows 10 PCs and tablets, as well as the HoloLens. [1] [7] [8] Despite being a UWP app, it is not available for Windows 10 Mobile or Xbox One, so it is separate from the cheaper releases of Bedrock Edition on Windows 10 Mobile and Xbox One (this means that XBL achievements are not shared between these platforms and buying the game on one of these platforms does not get players the game on the others). It was announced on July 4, 2015, and a beta version was released on July 29, 2015 for £7.69, US$9.99, or €9.89 on the Microsoft Store. People who have purchased Java Edition prior to October 19, 2018 got Windows 10 Edition for free. [9] Windows 10 Edition left beta with the 1.0 release on December 19, 2016 and now costs $26.95 on the Microsoft Store. Contents. Development [ ] Prior to its official announcement on the Mojang blog, various promotional videos of Minecraft running universally on the HoloLens were shown by Microsoft. [10] An edition of Minecraft running on Windows 10 was later demoed publicly at the Electronic Entertainment Expo 2015 convention, where Lydia Winters on a Surface Pro and a Microsoft employee on the HoloLens were both playing and interacting with the game. [11] At MINECON 2015, some additional insight was given into the development of Windows 10 Edition . It was explained that due to being a universal app, it was not possible to run Java Edition as Microsoft does not support universal apps in Java. [1] Gameplay [ ] In addition to features existing in Bedrock Edition, the Windows 10 Edition also has the ability to play with up to seven players using Xbox Live and also others using Bedrock Edition through Realms Plus or local multiplayer with an update that was released shortly after the initial beta version. Some other additional exclusive features include multiple control schemes, a player feedback feature, and the ability to record and share gameplay with Windows 10's built in Game DVR. [5] [12] Interestingly, the Far Lands do not generate at all on Windows 10 Edition , although they do on the regular Pocket Edition . Other platforms [ ] Microsoft HoloLens [ ] Minecraft on HoloLens in "reality" mode atop a table with Lydia Winters' world at E3 2015. Jens Bergensten initially tweeted after Microsoft's Windows 10 event on January 21, 2015 that a holographic edition of Minecraft was being developed. It was stated that two Minecraft projects were being made, one being "a toy" and the other being "closer to the game." [13] A HoloLens and a Surface Pro 3 could be seen at Microsoft's segment at the E3 2015 convention, wherein both devices demoed were running the Windows 10 Edition of Minecraft and were seamlessly playing together. [11] Two different playable modes were shown, one being a "wall" mode where a player can use an Xbox controller to interact and play with a conventional Minecraft world that was being projected holographically onto a wall. It is possible to resize the projection and also to fix the projection into place which allows for peering through from the left or right to get a different perspective similar to that of a window without the need of a controller. [14] The other was a "reality" mode in which players are able to project a world in 3D atop of real-world objects such as a table without the need for a controller. In reality mode, players are able to use voice commands and hand gestures among other features of the headset to interact with the world. It is possible to target specific areas of the map with voice commands by glimpsing towards them, for example looking directly at an object and using a command such as "lightning strike" would summon a lightning bolt relative to that area. Another example is the ability to "markup" an area by looking at an object which creates a vertical beam of light similar to Beacons. Voice commands can also be used to change the view of the world and allows for following a player with modes such as "close up" or "overview" to change how close the camera is to the player. Hand gestures such as pinching can be used to zoom into a particular area, pan around the world and also to move the world vertically. Oculus Rift [ ] The Windows 10 Edition can run on the Oculus Rift, via a free download from the Oculus Store . On September 24, 2015 it was announced that Minecraft would be coming to the Oculus Rift, [15] and would be available in the spring of 2016. [16] Oculus Rift support was launched on August 15, 2016.