More information on 'Advanced Mode' and the features within it can be found in the advanced mode tutorial. Chunker can convert to other editions of the game and different versions of the source worlds format.ĭepending on your needs, after selecting an output version, you can either instantly Convert & Download or enter Advanced Mode to tweak the conversion settings. Selecting a target outputĪfter you have successfully uploaded your world, Chunker will show you all the available output options. Mcworlds are the files generated by Bedrock Edition when using the 'export world' functionality on the edit world screen.Īlternatively, you can also drag and drop a folder, zip, or mcworld, and we'll automatically detect the right mode to proceed with your upload. Upload archive allows you to upload either a zip, or an mcworld. More information on where you can find where worlds are stored can be found in the Getting Started with Add-On Development for Bedrock Edition article. The root folder is where the level.dat is located. Uploading a worldĬhoose world folder allows you to select the root folder of either a Bedrock Edition or Java Edition world. Loading Chunker will present you with the Upload World screen. It's simple to convert a world with Chunker. Your world is only stored for the duration of the conversion. You don't need to register and sessions are completely anonymous.

How to access ChunkerĬhunker is accessible via web-browser at.

Chunker will keep entities and player inventories if editing a world (outputting to source world version).

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