Minecraft Ingame Inventory Editor

Create world, make sure cheats are enabled, start word in survival, type /gamemode c. Now you have an inventory editor. Or if you are playing on a version that has up to date mods, download forge. The brand-new Minecraft Inventory Editor likewise goes by the name of Minecraft Chart Editor. Custom charts made with the Minecraft editor can be accessed on the internet by means of your account and played both online and offline. You need to do to produce your very own fundamental custom chart utilizing the Minecraft Inventory Editor.

NBTExplorer is a low-level graphical NBT (Named Binary Tag) data editor for Minecraft. With a directory-tree interface for easily exploring multiple worlds, and support for the latest NBT standard, NBTExplorer is built on top of Substrate. Almost all things in a map in any Minecraft version is built with NBT, so you can usually change the datas for the newest version without updating NBTExplorer.

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Usage[edit]

Minecraft In Game Inventory Editor

NBT tags control every world parameter, such as ender chest items, player's inventory, gamemode, whether the world is Hardcore or not and many other things. NBTExplorer can be used to view and change data, with uses including:

Changing level.dat, including but not only

• Locate in-game structures;
• Add or change items, and adding enchantments;
• Access to the world seed;
• Changing gamerules without usage of the /gamerule command or new gamerule changer built in when creating a world;
• Applying custom formatting to world or server names;
• Change the world's name;
• Change the players game mode, health, position and so on. For example, if the player is in an 'illegal area' and can't teleport back with /tp, this function can change the player's position.
• Change the settings for terrain generation, while it doesn't affect the generated chunks;

Changing regions and chunks, including but not only

• Change the biomes for chunks;
• Change the mob datas or delete mobs. For example, if there are too many entities resulting in crashes, this can delete the mobs;
• Change the block entity data. Including command blocks, chests, signs and so on.

Compatible Formats[edit]

• Standard NBT files (e.g. level.dat)
• Schematic files
• Uncompressed NBT files (e.g. idcounts.dat)
• Minecraft region files (*.mcr)
• Minecraft anvil files (*.mca)
• Cubic Chunks region files

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Changing level.dat, including but not only

• Locate in-game structures;
• Add or change items, and adding enchantments;
• Access to the world seed;
• Changing gamerules without usage of the /gamerule command or new gamerule changer built in when creating a world;
• Applying custom formatting to world or server names;
• Change the world's name;
• Change the players game mode, health, position and so on. For example, if the player is in an 'illegal area' and can't teleport back with /tp, this function can change the player's position.
• Change the settings for terrain generation, while it doesn't affect the generated chunks;

Changing regions and chunks, including but not only

• Change the biomes for chunks;
• Change the mob datas or delete mobs. For example, if there are too many entities resulting in crashes, this can delete the mobs;
• Change the block entity data. Including command blocks, chests, signs and so on.

Compatible Formats[edit]

• Standard NBT files (e.g. level.dat)
• Schematic files
• Uncompressed NBT files (e.g. idcounts.dat)
• Minecraft region files (*.mcr)
• Minecraft anvil files (*.mca)
• Cubic Chunks region files

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