Can't find my maps in Minecraft
I downloaded a map and extracted the .zip
, then I went into the MC launcher, went to edit profile, clicked on open game dir, went into my saves folder, then I transferred my map to that folder, reloaded Minecraft, went into the singleplayer menu, and now I can't find the map. Not only that, but the maps that I created are gone as well!
Does anyone know how to fix this?
Best Answer
clicked on open game dir, went into my saves folder, then I transferred my map to that folder
That is the right way, but make sure what you are dragging in is a folder with files like level.dat
inside directly, not something like dir/to/Map/
which has a folder in it like Parkour
, which is the actual map. If there is a level.dat
directly in the folder you dragged in to your saves
folder, you should be good.
Not only that, but the maps that I created are gone as well!
Without more information, all I can suggest is,
- Under
Edit Profile
in the Minecraft launcher, is the box that saysGame Directory
unchecked? (Or, is it correct if you actually use this feature?) - Is anything under
saves
in the.minecraft
(orminecraft
on a Mac) folder? Access it using theOpen Game Dir
button, or go to the search bar and type%appdata%
and find.minecraft
on Windows, or go to~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/
on a Mac. If not, you likely can't get them back without a backup.
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Why is my Minecraft map not showing up?
You don't launch games through the Minecraft launcher. You launch it through the singleplayer button inside the Main Menu. You launch a 1.7 client game through the launcher but not a save.. Go to Singleplayer and your map should be located there.How do I get my map back?
/reveal map command to reveal the map your holdingCan - Mother Sky (1970) [HQ]
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Answer 2
- Search .minecraft in your folders.
- Click on it.
- Go into the maps folder.
- Drag the map in.
I am not sure if extracting it does something. I always just dragged it in and it worked fine.
Answer 3
Do this from top to bottom
WinKey + R
Then type: %appdata%
Dubble click on your .minecraft folder
There must be a saves folder
Copy and paste your map to there
Reload your minecraft
Go to singleplayer and there it is
Answer 4
I have done this before, too. I know how to fix it.
But, what is your game directory? If C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\versions
, this directory is wrong. Change to this. C:\User\YourUsername\Appdata\Roaming\.minecraft
But the quicker way is to uncheck Game Directory.
I can't find the map. Not only that, but the maps that I created are gone as well!
You were loading Minecraft without the saved worlds even multiplayer servers. It's because it directed to your Minecraft Versions. And, it is not loading your worlds.
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