Minecraft World Converter - Pc to 360

This tutorial will teach you how to convert and play pc worlds on the 360.
All credit goes to oPryzeLP
You will need:


Windows OS (Not 100% sure but this works on my Windows 7 64-bit)
PC Minecraft 1.4 or higher (to make sure world is in the proper format)
.NET framework 3.5 or higher (you probably already have this)
mcEdit build 440 or higher (I built this with 440) and basic knowledge of it.
Horizon (To replace savegame.dat)
USB (To open worlds)


Preparing the PC world:

Step 1: Load your PC world in Minecraft and save it. (This makes sure mcEdit can open it)

Step 2: Open your PC world in mcEdit.

Step 3: Using the selection tool, select the block you want to be coordinates 0,0 on your xbox map. (Select the center of the world as you want it on xbox)

Step 4: Using the nudge buttons, extend the selection 432 blocks North, South, East, and West. Your selection should be 864x864x1.

NOTE: If your PC world is smaller than 864x864, then select the entire world by clicking MCEDIT, SELECT ALL. Your selection no longer has to be 864x864 as long as it isn't larger than 864x864!

Step 5: Using the nudge buttons, lower your selection to bedrock and heighten it to a height of 128. Your selection should be 864x864x128. This selection will become your xbox world, so double check everything!

Step 6: Click EXPORT and save your 864x864x128 selection as a schematic anywhere you can remember under any name you can remember.

Step 7: Create a new world in mcEdit with 54 NS chunks and 54 EW chunks. Leave the coordinates alone (0, 64, 0). Make it a flatland with any height you prefer. (I always do height of 1 and uncheck grass. This makes the entire world 1 layer of bedrock)

Step 8: Click IMPORT and import your saved schematic that contains your 864x864x128 or smaller selection.

Step 9: Click at the center of the world (under the player spawner block) and fly to the edges of the world and check that it fits. Your schematic should not go beyond the edges of the empty flat world. Remember to lower your imported schematic by one block so the bedrock overwrites the flatland bedrock. When you're satisfied with the position, click IMPORT.

Step 10: Click CTRL+S to save your world. When it is finished you can close mcEdit.

Step 11: Open AnvilToRegion.jar and select the world you just saved. (The one that you created in mcEdit) Check "Don't alter level.dat file." Click "Convert to mcRegion."

Step 12: Navigate to your Minecraft save folder (AppData/Roaming/.minecraft/saves) and copy the following files to the pc_regions folder that is next to oPryzeLP_Converter.exe:

r.0.0.mcr
r.0.-1.mcr
r.-1.0.mcr
r.-1.-1.mcr




Converting the world:

Now that your PC world has been sized, formatted, and the 4 regions have been placed in the pc_regions folder, you are ready to convert!

Step 1: Open oPryzeLP_Converter.exe

Step 2: Press ENTER to begin conversion.

Step 3: During the conversion, it may find blocks not yet compatible for xbox. If it asks you this:

What would you like to change all occurences of this block too?
Enter the new block id <0 to 122>:

Refer to the block_ids.txt list and enter whatever id you want. (a number 0 to 122)

EXAMPLE:

Block id 124 was found in your PC world.
This block is not compatible with XBOX yet.
What would you like to change all occurences of this block too?
Enter the new block id <0 to 122>: 89

This will change all lit redstone lamps (124) to glowstone (89)

Step 4: After about 10-15 minutes depending on world complexity, your world will be done!

Step 5: A new file (savegame.dat) will be generated next to my tool. Using Horizon, replace an existing savegame.dat with the newly generated one. I recommend you replace a newly generated flatland world to avoid errors.

Step 6: Save, Rehash, and Resign your world and try it out! It will load slowly in the beginning, give it time and save it OVER AND OVER again ALL AROUND YOUR MAP to decrease future load times.


Dl links:


mcEdit:http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/13807-mcedit-minecraft-world-editor-now-open-source/page__st__8780


Converter:


http://www.mediafire.com/?qbgdiesprgjn6vf