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By Todd Bauerman Updated September 22, 2017 Minecraft is a game about exploring your imagination and creating everything you want to create, but sometimes basic tools need some customization to turn the experience into exactly what you want it to be. There are numerous mods available for Minecraft that add features, change

tools and change the gaming experience. One such mod, entitled Atum Mod, creates an all-new Egyptian adventure packed with mummies and other straight-out crypt creatures. Download and install Forge (see Resources). Forge is a third-party app that helps you install Minecraft mods. Click the Installer button to download the Forge

automatic installer and follow the instructions on the screen to complete the installation. Download the Atum mod from Curse's Minecraft page (see Resources). Open Windows Explorer (Windows Key and E). Click Alt and click the Tools button. Select Folder Options. Click the View button and check the bubble next to the show of hidden

files, folders and discs. Click GOOD. Click on the username in Windows Explorer and double-click the AppData folder. Double-click the Roaming folder. Open the .minecraft folder and double-click the Mods folder. Drag the Atum .jar file into the Mod folder and run Minecraft. Create a golden scarab by combining four gold bars and one

diamond. Build a sandstone portal and activate a portal with a golden scarab to teleport to Asum. Minecraft is a game that lends itself to hundreds of hours of exploration and construction. Don't let your creations go up into a tangle of dying smoke hard drive; Read on as we show you how to find and (automatically) back time your critical

Minecraft files. Why Back Up Your Minecraft Universe How can you imagine the word around the neighborhood is that those like-to-geek guys know computers and love Minecraft, so we've got more than a few panicked phone calls and knocks on the door from neighborhood parents whose kids developing Minecraft creations are missing.

We can't overstate the importance of backing up your Minecraft creations, both to protect them from data loss and update the game-gone wrong, but to protect them from hiccups during the modification process as you move on to more advanced Minecraft modding. We're excited to build on our original Minecraft series and show you how

to change your game and expand your Minecraft experience in a way you might not even realize what you could, but we want to be very sure that you don't destroy your amazing creations in the process. Let's see where critical files are stored, which ones need backup time, and how to automate the process. Although this series, like the

last series, primarily focused on the PC edition, not less but popular Edition, we even highlight the highlight to back up back mobile editions of Minecraft. Finding critical files The first thing you need to know about backup Minecraft files is that there is a huge difference between the Minecraft launcher and the Minecraft files. Minecraft

Launcher is an app with which you start the game and are labeled as the following for three supported operating systems: Minecraft.exe Windows Minecraft.dmg Mac OS X Minecraft.jar Linux This launcher is also a tool that will help you customize pregame options such as what profile you want to use. He communicates with Minecraft

servers, he helps you log into your account, and he runs the game. Backing up the launcher does nothing, and this is where many players discover (too late) that they have missed important files. Actual game files, including game libraries, magazines, and most importantly, saved games are usually located in a completely different

location than your launcher. For the three main operating systems, they're located in the following default locations: Windows %appdata.minecraft Mac OS X/Library/Application Support/Minecraft Linux/home/'username/.minecraft/ The only time you won't find Minecraft files in these places is if you're using an alternative third-party startup

tool or you've manually changed your game profile to point to a new catalog. Determining which files should be backed up There's a lot going on in the Minecraft folder. Here is everything you need to run the game, as well as all the content created as a player (game worlds and screenshots), as well as added content (such as resource

packages). Let's take a look at the Minecraft catalog to better understand where the irreplaceable data is. In the catalog you will find the following sub-direction. We have bold directories and files that contain user-generated content that will not be downloaded automatically from Mojang if the directory is removed or corrupted. /assets/

Contains gaming assets such as icons, language packages and sounds. If you want to listen to Minecraft themed songs outside the game, you'll find them in /music/game//library/ Contains Java libraries to handle audio/video rendering and other tasks. /logs/ Contains debugging/game logs. Useful for troubleshooting, but otherwise it

doesn't matter. /resource packages/ Contains user-loaded resource packages (which used to be called texture packets). Resource packages allow players to flesh people with new textures and/or new sounds. /screenshots/ Contains all in-game screenshots taken using the in-game screenshot tool (default activated with F2). /saves/

Contains your Minecraft worlds. Each world has a unique catalog based on its name (e.g. World/, /Wizard Land/, etc.) /versions/ Contains your current and (potentially) past past Minecraft is organized with subcategory catalogs with version numbers. /launcher_profiles.json File Database; contains all relevant information about your

individual profiles, including the default profile. /launcher.jar Archive of Assets and Gaming Libraries. /launcher.pack.lzma /options.txt Text file containing all the in-game settings such as mouse sensitivity, chat options and key bindings. Now, the most barebones way to deal with Minecraft backups will be to capture only files that won't be

automatically downloaded during the fresh Minecraft installation. In this case you need to absolutely copy/saves/catalogue to back up your actual worlds and then copy/resourcepacks/directory if you have installed any custom resource packages. You'll also need an /screenshots/directory if you want to save your screenshots, and

launcher_profiles.json and options.txt files to ensure your profile settings and settings are saved in the game. Everything else in the table above will be automatically downloaded from Mojang servers. However, cherry collecting files to download or writing a custom party script to make it a little annoying when it's just as easy to back time

the entire catalog (Mojang supplied content usually only about 200MB). (Seven) No, no, no. Automating the backup process there are dozens of ways to automate the backup process for your Minecraft universe; more than we could cover here, given the variety of backup services and tools. We can't stress the importance of backing up

your creations enough, however, so let's look at some of the techniques that we encourage you to consider. Manual backup is the least complex and least effective method, but trust us, you'll forget to keep up on backups. You'll do it once or twice, accurately copying your glorious Minecraft world on a flash drive or backup hard drive, and

then you'll forget. You know when you remember you forgot to do a recent backup? Right after that 200 hour mega creation disappears and you remember that you last back up about 15 hours into the project. Manual backup gets the job done, but there are too many human bugs/forgetfulness to our liking. Add your Minecraft catalog to

your local backup tools, whether you're playing Minecraft on Windows, paired with a Windows Home Server backup tool, a Mac paired with Time Machine, or a Linux Box with Crash, make sure that the Minecraft catalog is either directly added to the backup list, or in a backup that's already reserved. Synchronization with tool While we

have a Minecraft set to back up with the aforementioned method (on a backup server in the basement office), our favorite minecraft backup trick is to move the Minecraft system catalog right into the Root Dropbox Dropbox similar cloud folder). Not only does this fully automate the backup process, but it also means that your creations can

be synchronized between computers so you can work in the same world, whether you're sitting at home on a desktop computer or traveling with a laptop. The easiest way to enable this kind of synchronization is simply to copy the Minecraft catalog to the Dropbox folder, start the launcher, and then edit the profile recording so that it no

longer points to an old catalog, such as /AppData/Roaming/.minecraft/, and now points to a new catalog, such as /My documents/Dropbox/.minecraft. Back up Minecraft Pocket Edition Don't worry, we think backing up all that work you put into Minecraft is important enough that we're not going to leave Pocket Edition players hanging.

Minecraft data files are in the following catalogs on Android and iOS devices: Android /sdcard/games/com.mojang/minecraftWorlds iOS / Documents/games/com.mojang/minecraftWorlds/ You can edit and copy both catalogs without any rooting or jailbreaking of the respective devices; you just need a file researcher to view the catalog and

copy. You can easily do this on Android using a tool like ES File Explorer or iFileExplorer on iOS. The same backup tips for a PC edition definitely refer to a pocket edition. Manual backups are better than lacking backups, but they're not as good as automated backups. Both ES File Explorer and iFileExplorer (if you go to Pro Edition)

maintain cloud synchronization. Armed with a consistently applied backup routine your Minecraft worlds will be safe and sound, and ready for recovery in the event of an unfortunate hard drive failure: no tears over lost cities and sprawling mines needed. Necessary. </WorldName> minecraft more crafting recipes mod 1.12.2.

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