I need my original seed back, but however I attempt to accomplish that I am met with server crashes. That does fix the biome issue but also causes the server to crash again. I've tried generating a brand new world with the original world's seed, and copying that new world's level.dat files to the working server.
Nbtexplorer not saving update#
Update 4: It seems the biome/environment issue is tied to the world seed. All of the sudden all of my bees think they are in a hostile environment, even though F3 shows the biome names as they should be, rendering my entire brand new bee facility useless D: It would seem that certain biome data has changed or been lost. Update 3: Well I've found a serious repercussion. I saw them do this in various youtube videos and always wondered why mine didn't. seed? is corrupt? Another strange thing I noticed since I got the server working again is that now all of my Thaumcraft nodes pulsate. Either NBTExplorer isn't saving the file correctly, or the. I restored the good level.dat and no more problems again.
Then I ran the server and it had the crash issue again. All I did was copy the seed from the old busted level.dat into the new one and save it. I backed up the new, good level.dat file and modified it with NBTExplorer. Other than that I see no differences, and don't notice any form of corruption in the old one offhand. They're nearly the same, the only differences being some time/weather settings, the world spawn is slightly different, and the world seed is different. Update: Well I found NBTExplorer to compare the files. Is there an editor I can use to compare my old and new level.dats? Should I be worried about any repercussions other than new world gen being a little funky? And I don't suppose there's a way to modify the world's seed? If possible I'd prefer to keep my seed so I don't end up getting odd world gen at some point (although I've explored so much it would be a long time before that happened). The world seed on the other hand does appear to have changed. I even broke my bed and killed myself and ended up spawning in what I think was the original world spawn point (although it's been so long I can't remember exactly). My inventory was intact, my bed-spawnpoint hadn't been reset. However nothing appears out of the ordinary after deleting this file. I was under the impression that level.dat held data pertaining to things like the world seed, player inventory, world spawn point, etc. After fooling around with it for a while I managed to fix this problem by deleting the world's level.dat and level.dat_old.
Nbtexplorer not saving generator#
RecurrentComplex - Inserts custom-built structures into the world generator to be created naturally.Hi, I recently had a problem where my FTB server's world got corrupted and it would only run for a minute or so before hanging. schematic file as a ghost outline for you to build yourself! Shares many features with MCEdit and has a few unique features of its own, including CraftScripts and mathematical function evaluation.
Nbtexplorer not saving mods#
Here are a few mods that can use MCEdit’s. Minecraft Note Block Studio - Compose music using note blocks! Supports importing. Great for creating custom modpacks and has support for launching MCEdit. Creates different “instances” of Minecraft, each with its own Minecraft version and collection of mods. Intended for making new worlds from scratch. World Painter - 2D world generator and editor that works based on height maps. NBTExplorer has been essential to developing MCEdit. Can be used to make very precise edits and to learn about the format of Minecraft’s saved games. NBTExplorer - Low-level editor for Minecraft’s NBT format. External programs are not mods and generally work with all versions of Minecraft. Here is a short list of external programs for Minecraft that I’ve used and can recommend personally.
0 kommentar(er)
