.MCWORLD

📌 An .MCWORLD file container perfectly suits for storing and opening Zip-encoded archives which encompass all the data resources required for loading a Minecraft Education or Bedrock Edition world. As the proper technical sources claim, players frequently exploit .MCWORLD file items for sharing their worlds with other active players or backing up them while migrating to another computer or desktop workstation. Each individual .MCWORLD file item includes multiple resource and behavior elements, such as .TXT and .DAT file sample components.

If a certain Minecraft Education or Bedrock Edition player desires to share a world they designed interactively with another player, they are afforded an opportunity to bundle that custom world into an open based .MCWORLD data file package. In order to implement that idea, the player is obliged to:

• seek for the precise location of the requested world’s folder in Minecraft’s ~/game/com.mojang/minecraftWorlds path. (On particular devices, Minecraft’s .MCWORLD packaged worlds are represented in an unviewable state unless saved to external storage. If your minecraftWorlds folder appears empty, obviously this is the cause of the apparent error encountered.)
• copy the recognized directory and compress it into a .ZIP-bundled file shape
• rename the resulting .ZIP file entry in order to employ the outcome .MCWORLD extension tag.

Some player-designed software utilities and products package the worlds of the respective players as .MCWORLD assets, in order to facilitate the worlds sharing and exchanging. For instance, Microsoft Launcher can automatically package worlds as .MCWORLD resource items. After a relevant world is saved into an .MCWORLD archived file set, players are granted a chance to fluently upload those .MCWORLD file instances to world-sharing online portals, for instance, to MCPEDL.com. Other active players can afterwards download the desired .MCWORLD file sample and efficiently play in the world it comprises.

How to open an .MCWORLD file?

📌 The .MCWORLD data records are comfortably, immersively, and flexibly opened, researched, and surveyed by a few up-to-date archivers, such as B1 Free Archiver, WinZip, Apple Archive Utility and other actual projects. Moreover, in certain preconditions it is recommended to take service of Minecraft (Standard or Education Edition) or Amulet Editor toolkits supported by most major desktop architectures and environments.