Convert Minecraft worlds between Java Edition and Bedrock Edition
Chunker is a Java application which allows you to convert Java and Bedrock Minecraft worlds. It provides a simple interface for converting worlds and allows you to upgrade and downgrade worlds between different versions of the game.
Supported Formats:
Microsoft Creator Docs: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/minecraft/creator/documents/chunkeroverview?view=minecraft-bedrock-stable
You can find pre-built copies of Chunker in the releases section. Otherwise, see the building section on how to build Chunker yourself.
Download the appropriate version of the application depending on your operating system and then you will be able to run the electron based frontend for Chunker.
Requirements
You can find pre-built copies of Chunker in the releases section. Otherwise, see the building section on how to build Chunker yourself.
Chunker can be run as a command-line application or as a UI, to use Chunker as a command line application run it as so:
java -jar chunker-cli-VERSION.jar -i "my_world" -f BEDROCK_1_20_80 -o output
The following parameters are required:
-i / --inputDirectory - the path relative to the application which should be used as the input directory.-o / --outputDirectory - the path relative to the application which should be used as the output directory.-f / --outputFormat - the output format to convert the world to in the form EDITION_X_Y_Z,
e.g. JAVA_1_20_5, JAVA_1_20, BEDROCK_1_19_30.Additionally, the following parameters are supported:
-m / --blockMappings - a path to a json file or a json object containing block mappings.-s / --worldSettings - a path to a json file or a json object containing world settings.-p / --pruning - a path to a json file or a json object containing pruning settings.-c / --converterSettings - a path to a json file or a json object containing converter settings.-d / --dimensionMappings - a path to a json file or a json object containing dimension mappings.-k / --keepOriginalNBT - indicates that NBT should be copied from the input to output where processed by Chunker,
this is only supported where the output format is the same as the input and for optimal results you will want to copy
the input world to the output folder prior to conversion.You can export settings for your world by using the web interface on https://chunker.app through the Advanced
Settings -> Converter Settings tab, the CLI also supports preloading settings from the input directory.
You can also get Chunker to list available formats by providing an incorrect input,
e.g. java -jar chunker-VERSION.jar -f ?.
Requirements
Note: Chunker is split into app and cli, the app provides an electron frontend for the application and the cli
is a pure java application which can be used for conversion / integrating conversion.
Steps
git clone git://github.com/HiveGamesOSS/Chunker.git../gradlew build.build/libs/ (either as a CLI jar, native CLI executable or with the electron frontend).Chunker also uses its own fork of a Java LevelDB implementation, https://github.com/HiveGamesOSS/leveldb-mcpe-java/.
Chunker attempts to do automated testing where possible to validate data, an example of this is block identifiers are
validated against the palette of the Bedrock and Java, this allows issues with faulty mappings to be identified in the
build process. You can skip tests in the build process by appending -x test to the ./gradlew build command.
Some tests have been excluded from the default test suite marked with the "LongRunning" tag, this is because they can take several minutes to fully complete.
The following features do not convert (or have limited conversion) when using Chunker:
The project is MIT licensed you can find details in the LICENSE.
This project is maintained by Hive Games. This project receives funding from Mojang Studios. Mojang Studios and it's parent company Microsoft assume no responsibility for the contents of this project.
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