For several years of its existence, Minecraft has won millions of fans among gamers. Although there are quite a few sandboxes like this game, it is she who attracts her fans with the multivariate gameplay, including the ability to customize various modes.
It is necessary
- - special teams
- - special mods
Instructions
Step 1
If you have the free classic version of the aforementioned game installed, you will not be able to change anything in terms of the mode in principle. There is only Creative - an excellent platform for those who are just starting their "minecraft" path (because it is even impossible to die there, and resources, including valuable ones, seem to climb into their hands). To provide multivariate modes, choose other versions of Minecraft. In some of them, you will be able to carry out such switching in the corresponding section of the menu.
Step 2
Remember the numbers assigned to the different modes available in the game. 0 means survival (Survival), the number 1 is assigned to creativity (Creative), and 2 is given to adventure (Adventure) - in the latter, you can create maps, and only tools designed for this are allowed to destroy blocks. The toughest of all possible modes - Hardcore - is usually set separately. In the Minecraft 14w05a snapshot, you also get - if you wish - the chance to be an observer. This mode will allow you to view the created cards, passing through the blocks, but you are not allowed to take any active actions.
Step 3
Try to switch modes even in a ready-made world. When creating it, give it some name in Latin. Then, saved in the menu, create a new world, naming it in the same way. Exit to the main menu, click there on "Mods and textures", and in them select saves. Go to the folder with the first saved world and copy all the files in it. After finding the folder with the second world, paste these documents into it. After resuming the gameplay after this, you will find that things from the first game reality have quietly moved into the second.
Step 4
If in your version of the game it is impossible to switch modes in the above way, write down cheats when creating the world that would give you such a right in the future. However, in certain cases this may not work either. In such a situation, install any of the special mods - like Too Many Items, Not Enough Items, ThingGet, Single Player Commands or others similar to them. Use them to switch from one game mode to another in a specific section of the menu that appears on the screen.
Step 5
Some of these mods will help you with this switch even when playing on a server. However, sometimes you will not be able to do this due to certain settings of such a playground. If you are endowed with admin functions on it, go to the server console and enter the / gamemod or / gm command there, then specifying the code of the specific mode separated by a space. By the way, if the server settings allow it, you will get a chance to assign different modes to specific players - at their request - without affecting the gameplay of the rest.
