Anonymous #1 13w

In my forever world I’m slowly making a path spreading out from my main base to build different villages and structures along. Maybe in the legacy world I focus on making one large base in one spot instead of spreading outward?

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Anonymous OP 13w

i think that would be a great idea! i’d also make maps before you start building in the legacy world and update them regularly.

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Anonymous #2 13w

Legacy Edition is a version of Minecraft that existed before Bedrock Edition and was exclusively made for specific platforms like the PS3/PS4 and Xbox 360/Xbox One. You can’t play those versions anymore unless you own a physical copy or use a Bedrock launcher on a computer

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Anonymous OP 13w

OHH okay. yea i do agree with #1 about having two different “goals” for each so you don’t feel like you’re in a loop. what’s your forever world like? do you normally just play with a couple or do you have a lot of worlds?

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Anonymous #2 13w

I really only have 3 worlds right now. The forever world is my main survival world I play, I have a test world in a creative super flat that I can test builds in for the survival world, and I have a creative super flat where I’ve tried to build a city, but it hasn’t gone very far

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Anonymous #3 12w

How’d you do that?

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Anonymous OP 12w

so first off i converted all the worlds to java, for the bedrock ones on my xbox, i opened a realm, uploaded that world, logged into my microsoft account on a computer that supports bedrock, downloaded that world to my computer, then i used chunker to convert the world. then, if you get mca selector, a lot of people use it to delete unused chunks for storage, but you can also copy and past chunks from different worlds into one (there’s good youtube tutorials for this)

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Anonymous #3 12w

chunk borders don’t always blend well and some block states get messed up in the bedrock to java conversion and if it’s a pre 1.18 world, you might not get the new cave generation but it works pretty well

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