Large maps files can get very big, however there are ways to combat this by reducing the total file size. Keep in mind that every map will have a file size, larger maps much more so. It is impossible to get a map below 1kb, but some can be as little as kb. Note that this information is written for Java Edition and may not be the same for Bedrock Edition.
A lot of maps don't require prior knowledge of the player playing it before it is loaded for the first time, and most of the time the final release has no reason to keep old player data generated by the developer s. If your map doesn't require any playerdata, such as someone's advancements, position, inventory, or otherwise player-specific data, you can remove the "advancements", "playerdata", and "stats" folders found in the root of the map folder. If your map has custom advancements, do not delete those.
Only delete the advancements folder inside the root of the map. Both session. You can safely delete both these files, since they will be regenerated once the map is loaded. You can also remove the "poi" folder, but this will incur a slightly longer loading time.
The "poi" folder will be regenerated on map load. JSON is meant to be read both with and without newlines. You can also remove spaces between JSON values. Minifying JSON files doesn't save that much space since they are made of text.
However, over a large number of files, the space saved could add up. Here, we remove the spaces and newlines between the "text", "color", and "underlined" values. Note that spaces inside the "text" string were not removed. The useless "", at the start was also removed as it serves no purpose. Some generators erroneously add that. The trailing space at the end was removed; however this might not always be wanted.
Be careful when editing "text" strings. If your resource pack has a custom language file, you can compress that as well. If you are using a resource pack, the textures and sounds can add a hefty amount to the package size. Compressing them or making sure they do not have unnecessary high resolution can help lighten the load.
A lot of textures can become very large without the benefit of improved quality. Some textures could be as large at x almost 4K UHD even if the player will never notice much difference.
At most, textures should be x and they should not need to exceed this. Usually, textures can safely be in resolutions of 16x16, 32x32, or 64x Either way, try not to exceed x, as this level of details is not easily be seen by the player. After finding an acceptable resolution, try using image compressors. This reduces the file size because there are not as many colors to store, but vibrant textures may become more "grainy", or "static-ey".
If you still think there is data that can be shaved off, try removing all EXIF data from the image. Note that this will remove any copyright notes the image has if any are present , and you may have to manually add credit you should always give credit manually, but this is a legal matter. Ogg Vorbis is meant to reduce filesize, [1] but sometimes just the format isn't enough.
You can also try mixing the track down to mono, meaning the audio will have 1 track, instead of 2. This can result in quality reduction if not done carefully.
It is recommended to mix small sounds down to mono, as players won't have enough time to distinguish the stereo version from its mono counterpart. This is not recommended for most users as it can delete parts of your map.
Be sure to make a backup before attempting this ; you never know if something might go wrong. Before you start, it is recommended to read up on chunks and region files. As a summary, chunks are 16x16 regions of a world, and region files are a 32x32 chunks. There are chunks, or blocks, in a region file. Use Dinnerbone's Chunk Coordinate Finder and input coordinates of a block in every chunk in intervals of For example, find the chunk file at chunk number 0, 0 and then at chunk number 0, Like Age of Empires: Definitive Edition , this game requires you to craft, build, and create with imagination.
If you want to keep yourself protected from the monsters, you need to build shelters. These can serve as building blocks for all kinds of constructions. In order to achieve this goal, you need to craft multiple tools and gather a wide range of materials in several configurations.
Since hunger is a prominent game mechanic, you also need to prepare or find food. Regardless of the mode, players can enjoy the game on multiple devices. With a wide range of features, you can easily explore entire ecosystems, maps, minerals, weapons, and more.
In order to build up inventory, you can receive an endless supply of rare and common materials. While games like GTA V focus on action-packed sequences, Minecraft leverages the huge maps and inventory of materials. While playing the game, you can explore forests, oceans, mountains, and valleys. Additionally, you can interact with different species of animals roaming around in search of food.
Throughout the game, you can encounter herds of cows and pigs, which can even be slaughtered to earn points. You can also breed animals for an ongoing supply of food. The game even focuses on zombies , skeletons , creepers , and spiders , which roam around the realms to kill you for energy. The latest version of this game comes with fleshed-out abilities , in-game purchases, and improved statistics. Players can now use the ingredients and skill points to create customized potions and enchantments.
These can help you heal from damage, and even let you swim and fly. Along with Minecraft: Dungeons , this new edition has been getting quite popular among fans of the genre.
As mentioned earlier, this sandbox game focuses on multiple game modes and multiplayer servers. Also, you should always scan a map download using your antivirus. This article is a work in progress. Please help in the expansion or creation of this article by expanding or improving it. The talk page may contain suggestions. Categories Tutorials Add category. Cancel Save. Fan Feed 1 Java Edition 1. Universal Conquest Wiki. Best biomes for homes Best building materials Building and construction Navigation Shelters Shelter types.
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