Interesting maps allow even seasoned gamers to rediscover Minecraft. They have the opportunity to test their "mining" skills in unusual conditions - on flying islands, in space, during a solar or zombie apocalypse, etc. However, in order for the card to work, it must be installed correctly.
Necessary
- - downloaded map
- - archiver
- - game directory
Instructions
Step 1
If you feel that Minecraft in its classic incarnation is starting to bore you a little, try playing it on maps other than the standard one. You will find that the choice is unusually wide. You can test your "minecraft" skills on a distant planet or on an abandoned intergalactic station, on flying islands (where there is a high risk of falling into the abyss, losing all your inventory), on a land teeming with pirate treasures and numerous dangers, on a medieval estate, on a huge an airship or a ship, in a tangled maze (full of hostile mobs), in twin towers, etc. The choice in this case is solely yours.
Step 2
Find on any of the sites offering software for Minecraft (including numerous add-ons) that matches your needs and ideas about the ideal gameplay a map. Just refer only to those sources that are trustworthy. Taking a card from a dubious portal, you may face the fact that it is at least inoperative, and at most, the file with it is infected with a virus. Therefore, carefully check the resource from which you plan to download this kind of material (for example, ask about it from those gamers whose opinion you trust). Only after that, take the risk of taking the archive with the map from there.
Step 3
In the event that you are not satisfied with the ready-made cards, create your own. Use various mods for this (Too Many Items, Single Player Commands, Zombies Mod Pack, etc.). Come up with an interesting storyline, set the rules (make them visually, on the signs), write in the original name, mark the spawn point of the players and make a starter kit for each of them. Be sure to check if your card is functioning normally. Now get down to installing it. This is done in the same way - regardless of whether it was developed by you personally or downloaded from some resource in a finished form.
Step 4
If the card is presented in the form of an archive, first unpack it using a special program (WinRAR, 7zip, etc.) - otherwise you will not be able to install it normally. Now find the saves folder in your.minecraft. To search for the game directory, go to the C drive in the Users folder (for 7, 8 or Vista versions of Windows) or Documents and Settings (in XP). In it, find your username, open Application Data there - and you will see the directory you are looking for. Transfer the folder with the map to saves. Make sure that its name does not coincide with those that are already there. Now start the game, click on Single Player in the menu and then select the name of the newly installed card.
