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Today Im Gonna Show You How To Enable Cheats On A World.
WARNING:This May Also Change:
Your Original Spawn Point.
Your Current Position.
Your Gamemode.
The Time.
Your Inventory.
Level Name.

STEP 1.
Generate A New World,With Cheats,This World Will Be Corrupted By The Process However.

STEP 2.
Open Up Your .Minecraft Folder,Do This By Going To Tex Packs,Clicking Open Tex Pack Folder,And Go Up 1 Level.

STEP 3.
Locate The Save Of The Newly Generated World.

STEP 4.
Open The World,Copy The Level.Dat And The OldLevel.Dat (Or Some Other Thign That Has Level And Old) Onto Your Desktop

STEP 5.
Locate The World Save You Want To Enable Cheats On.

STEP 6.
Replace The Level.dat Files With The Ones From Your Newly Generated World.

STEP 7.
Open Up Minecraft,Play The World
PROFIT.

Note:Have /gamemode 1 Ready,You May Spawn Trapped In Rock,Or In Skyblock-Related Worlds,Falling Into The Void,Also,All The Inventory,Time And Other Stuff From Your Other World Will Be Transported Here,Including The Level Name,DON'T DELETE THE WRONG ONE.

This Can Also Be Used To Transfer Positions,Seeds,Inventories And Time Settings.

Enjoy.

(i think most people will know this,but i found it out myself :])

may? it changes all the things in your warnings

So? A Minor Grammar Error.
But,Was It Helpful?

That's a pretty clever way of moving inventories in between worlds without using cheats or mods.

Its A Bit Like The Resource Carryover I Hear Terreria Has.
Speaking Of Terreria,Shouldent It Have Its Own Sub-Forum? Its Just As Well Known As Minecraft...
Also,High Chance Of Me Buying Terreria.

koolkid wrote:Its A Bit Like The Resource Carryover I Hear Terreria Has.
Speaking Of Terreria,Shouldent It Have Its Own Sub-Forum? Its Just As Well Known As Minecraft...
Also,High Chance Of Me Buying Terreria.

No. Terraria is nowhere near as popular as minecraft, and it's not even getting anymore updates.

What's Terraria?

Essentially 2-D Minecraft. Aside from that, it's got more RPG elements like bosses, and NPCs, and a much more noticeable progression rate. There's several tiers of armour/tools/weapons, unlike Minecraft's two or three, and chances are you won't survive very long trying to skip teirs like you can in Minecraft.

All in all, I think you'd like it, based on the types of games you've commented on in the Gaming subforum before. Plus it's only $10 on Steam, and if you catch it during one of the (fairly frequent) deals, you could probably pick it up for as little as $5. It's definitely worth it, for that price.

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I never knew I had a had a stalker.


jkjk I can't download games for pc so I can't play it

Raz wrote:

koolkid wrote:Its A Bit Like The Resource Carryover I Hear Terreria Has.
Speaking Of Terreria,Shouldent It Have Its Own Sub-Forum? Its Just As Well Known As Minecraft...
Also,High Chance Of Me Buying Terreria.

No. Terraria is nowhere near as popular as minecraft, and it's not even getting anymore updates.

Red is updating the game, check his Twitter and /r/terraria