Shape the land. You can now begin forming the land as you want it to look. Click and drag the desired block type to the action bar, which is the last row in the inventory on any tab. You can now right-click an area on the screen to place an infinite amount of that block. Right-click on the block to remove it. Add buildings and structure. After the terrain is done, you can add buildings and structures to make your map to make it unique. Check out your inventory on what you can add. The process of adding buildings and structure is the same as adding blocks to the land.
You select the item from your inventory and place it in the action bar. Afterwards, right-click the area where every thing changes! Spawn enemies, animals, and townsfolk. This tab contains eggs for every creature that exists in the game. Equip the egg in the action bar and exit the menu. Right-clicking with the egg selected will spawn that creature in front of you.
Share the file with others. When the map is complete and ready to be shared with others, save the game, and close it. Method 2. Go to Minecraft Maps. This website contains hundreds of different maps for different game modes and purposes created by members of the community. Select a map type. Left-click the type of map you would like to play; the map types are displayed at the top of the menu.
The map type options include adventure, survival, puzzle, parkour, creation, and game maps. Select a map you want. Scroll through the list of maps until you find one that is appealing then left-click on the name of the map to view more details about it. Download the selected map. Click the Start button in the bottom-left corner of the screen. If you did, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel if you haven't already.
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We also show you where to go download Minecraft Maps in 1. Download Custom Maps! Related Articles. Article Summary. Part 1. Go to a Minecraft map website. Skip this method on Android. Select a map. Click on a map that you want to download. Doing so should open the map's page, from which point you can download the map.
Click Download. This button's location will depend on the site, so scroll down if you can't find the Download button. For some map sites, you may have to click another link or map image before you can click Download. Wait for the map to finish downloading. Unzip the folder. If you're on a Windows computer, you'll need to extract the files from the folder before you can install the map.
On a Mac, simply double-clicking the folder will unzip it. Open the unzipped map folder. Double-click the folder to open it. There will be another folder inside. Double-click the folder inside of the map folder. If so, the folder you just opened is the folder you'll need to copy. Select the map folder. On Windows, you must first click the "Back" button in the top-left corner of the File Explorer. Click the map folder to select it.
Copy the map folder. Now that you've copied the map folder, you can continue along to installing it on your computer or smartphone. On a Mac, you can also click Edit in the top-left corner of the screen and then click Copy in the drop down menu. Part 2. Open the Minecraft Launcher.
Double-click the Minecraft program icon, which resembles a block of dirt with a green tuft of grass on it. It's in the upper-right corner of the Minecraft launcher window. Doing so prompts a menu at the top of the window. Click Launch Options. This option is in the upper-right side of the launcher menu.
Enable advanced settings. It's near the top of the page. Click the "Game directory" switch. It's on the left side of the page. Clicking it will make the switch turn green. Open the Minecraft game folder. Click the green, right-facing arrow on the far-right side of the "Game directory" row in the middle of the page. This will open your Minecraft game folder. You can close the Minecraft launcher at this point. This folder is inside of the game folder. Double-clicking it will open your Minecraft saves folder.
Add your map folder. Doing so will paste the map folder into the saves folder then make sure you hit the save button which adds it to your saved worlds. You can now select the map like any other saved map in the Singleplayer menu.
On a Mac, you can also click Edit and then click Paste Item. Part 3. Open the iFunBox website. Click Download iFunBox. This blue button is in the middle of the page. Locate the version you want to download. Below your computer type's heading Windows or Mac , find the most recent version of iFunBox.
The different versions of iFunBox are dated, so the most recent version should have the most recent date next to it. It's a blue button to the right of the most recent version of iFunBox. Doing so will prompt the iFunBox setup file to begin downloading. Install iFunBox on your computer. This process will vary depending on your computer type: Windows - Double-click the iFunBox setup file, click Yes when prompted, select a language, click I agree , click Next several times, uncheck the "Additional software" box, and click Install.
Connect your iPhone to your computer. Use the charger cord that came with your iPhone to do so. If iTunes opens when you do this, close it before continuing. Click the My Device tab. It's in the top-left side of the iFunBox window. Click Apps. This tab is in the upper-left corner of the iFunBox left-hand column of options.
Double-click Minecraft PE. You may have to scroll down to find this option. A window will open. Double-click the Games folder.
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