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Create: Above and Beyond

Marcel edited this page Aug 2, 2024 · 2 revisions

Information on how to Unlock World

  1. Download world file.

  2. Extract world file.

Important

You may have to extract twice depending on your extraction tool!
The first extraction will extract the file from .tar.gz to .tar, which can then be extracted again to a normal directory.

  1. Place world into saves directory in your minecraft installation.

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  1. Start up Create: Above and Beyond like you normally do.

Tip

If you would like to rename your world, you can simply hit "Edit World"!

  1. Join your world from the singleplayer selection.

Important

If your game ends up crashing, this may be due to multiple things.
In order to debug this further, read the My Game is Crashing Upon Startup

  1. After you have joined, press ESC to enter the game menu.

  2. Next, click the Open to LAN button.

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  1. Toggle Allow Cheats: ON.

Note

These cheats/OP will disable every time you stop your local server (i.e. quit the game).
If you would like to retain these permissions you will have to run a LAN server every time.

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  1. Press Start LAN World.

Note

Don't worry, nobody will be able to join you!
However, if you do want to play with friends, you can local host, but this will require some additional setup.
You can search online if you are interested.

  1. Run /ftbchunks admin unload_everything and /ftbchunks admin unclaim_everything

Note

This may take a while to update on the map, but you should slowly see all chunks are unclaimed from their respective team giving you full access to the world.

My Game is Crashing/Hanging Upon Startup

This could be due to a lot of issues. Most likely you logged off on a corrupt chunk, you can teleport yourself to spawn.

To do this:

  1. Quit the game to desktop.
  2. Head on over to https://mcuuid.net/ and enter your username.
  3. Next, you will have to go to your saves. Inside the world directory there should be a playerdata directory.

Note

This may be named differently if you already renamed your world!

  1. Next you can search for your UUID in that directory.
  2. There should be 3 results.

Warning

If there are none, ensure you haven't misspelled anything.
If you are certain there are no results, this means you have never played on the server.
If this is the case, you can skip the next steps.

  1. Head on over to this open-source NBT editor.

  2. This step is optional!
    For best practices, create a duplicate of your file. Call it [UUID].dat.bak. This will be your backup in the event something goes wrong.

Caution

Accidentally breaking your [UUID].dat file may corrupt your player data irreversibly!
It is recommended to create a backup (step 7). Proceed at your own discression.

  1. Locate the [UUID].dat file and either Drag & Drop it, or select Browse and open it.

  2. Next, locate the Pos 3 DoubleTag entries and expand it.

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  1. Next enter the following values:
    0: -1012
    1: 101
    2: 46

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  1. You can save your file using the green Save button at the top right.

  2. Move your new data file into your playerdata directory where you originally retrieved it.
    You will be prompted to overwrite the file, press Yes.

  3. Try joining again.

If this did not work, then there must be another issue at hand. You can keep looking at potential fixes, but they are relatively unlikely to work. The world is relatively big, and it is possible that it may be harder to run locally than it was on the server - PC may not be able to handle it.

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