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Querz/mcaselector is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
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Is there any way I can revert my world's base area back to how it was? I had to fix my corrupted world and now my base is surrounded by chunk errors
You'd need to make sure you have the right seed in level.dat, then prune away the improper chunks. For Java, you can use [MCASelector](https://github.com/Querz/mcaselector] to do the pruning.
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Help with MCA selector
https://github.com/Querz/mcaselector#if-you-receive-a-javafx-error
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The end?
If you want to be more selective, you can also use MCASelector to prune chunks from the end or any dimension.
- Is it possible to transfer my 1.16 survival world to 1.17 when it comes out?
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Tool for culling unwanted regions from your world.
MCA Selector
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Download a server world with a radius
Download as much of the world as you want with World Downlaoder and trim what you don't want with MCA Selector.
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The world seems to be messed up (split in half) along the z-axis. How does one fix it and why does this happen?
Use NBTexplorer. (If you're using linux, you can launch it with mono). Make sure to change all the instances of the seed under the world gen settings. The bad chunks are already generated and you'll need a program like mcaselector to delete them so they can regenerate correctly.
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End cities reset
You could download your world and use MCASelector (https://github.com/Querz/mcaselector) to only remove chunks around the end cities.
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Is there a tool similar to MCEdit for mass-deleting selected chunks?
MCASelector, works great
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Optimization
It could get bad enough where you would have to use a tool like https://github.com/Querz/mcaselector/releases download region files and edit the chunks where the problems are manually.
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Delete untouched chunks
Mca selector, run as a java executable, then use the chunk selection filter.
- I loaded my old world from idk when to the most recent release.Let's just say it didn't go so well.
- Is there a way to only regenerate the outer end islands?
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Is there a way to "un-generate" created chunks in a world?
I've personally used MCASelector to delete parts of a world fairly recently. Worked great, and was quite easy to use as well.
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To People Wondering If Updates Will Require New Worlds...It Seems Likely
... althrough, you can use tools like MCASelector to remove all chunks you want to regenerate.