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Install a world

A world download contains a separate Minecraft world that you can open in Singleplayer. You don't need Litematica or WorldEdit to open a regular vanilla world.

1. Download and extractClick DOWNLOAD WORLD ZIP on the build page. When the download finishes, extract the ZIP using your computer's archive tool.
2. Find the actual world folderOpen the extracted folders until you find the one containing level.dat. Keep that folder and all its contents together. This is the world folder you need to install.
3. Close MinecraftSave and exit any open world, then close the game before copying the downloaded world.
4. Copy the world into savesOpen the game directory used by your Minecraft installation. Copy the complete world folder into its saves folder. Create the saves folder if needed.
5. Launch the matching versionStart the Minecraft version listed on the build page. If the world requires mods, install the specified mods and dependencies first. Open Singleplayer and select the world.

For a default Java Edition installation, the saves folder is usually located here:

Windows · paste into File Explorer

%APPDATA%\.minecraft\saves

macOS · Finder → Go → Go to Folder

~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/saves

Linux

~/.minecraft/saves

Custom launchers and installations with a custom game directory may store worlds elsewhere. Use the folder for the instance you actually launch.

The final location should look like saves/MyWorld/level.dat. Avoid an extra wrapper folder such as saves/MyWorld/MyWorld/level.dat. Use a unique folder name so you don't overwrite an existing world. Keep a backup before opening a world in a different Minecraft version.

Litematica

Display a build preview in your world and use it as a guide while building.

1. Install compatible modsInstall Litematica and its required dependencies, including MaLiLib, for your Minecraft version and supported mod loader.
2. Add your downloadPut the file in the PROJECTSHULKER folder inside your Minecraft instance. Create the folder if needed. Custom launchers may use a separate instance folder.
3. Load the schematicLaunch Minecraft with the mods installed. In your world, press M, open Load Schematics and select your file. Enable placement creation when loading.
4. Position and buildOpen Schematic Placements to select and configure the placement. Adjust its position and rotation, then follow the preview.

Loading a schematic shows a preview; it doesn't automatically place the blocks. Creative pasting has additional requirements and needs suitable permissions.

WorldEdit

Import a build with WorldEdit. You'll need a compatible installation and permission to use its schematic and clipboard commands.

1. Add the filePlace your download in WorldEdit's configured schematics folder. Its location depends on your server or mod installation.
2. Load the schematicRun //schem list to find your file, then load it with //schem load filename.schem. Replace the example with your actual filename.
3. Choose the positionStand where you want to paste. The saved origin determines the build's offset from your position.
4. Paste your buildUse //paste. To ignore air blocks, use //paste -a instead. Use //undo to undo your last WorldEdit operation if you need to reposition it.

Test in a copy of your world first. Pasting can replace existing blocks, and ignoring air may leave terrain inside the build.

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