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It’s a common problem- you’re working on a project in Minecraft Education Edition, and you accidentally delete your world. Here’s how to recover it.
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Overview
It is possible to recover deleted worlds in Minecraft Education Edition if you have access to the world files. The world files are stored in a different location depending on the operating system.
What is Minecraft Education Edition?
Minecraft: Education Edition is an educational version of the popular game Minecraft. It is designed to teach children about different topics, such as science, history, and math. Minecraft: Education Edition also includes a multiplayer mode, so children can play with their friends.
What can you do in Minecraft Education Edition?
In Minecraft: Education Edition, young students can explore the worlds of science, math and history while developing problem-solving and collaborative skills. As they build, Mine and craft alongside friends or classmates, they’ll learn how to take on challenges as a team. And with tons of add-ons and modifications created by the education community, the possibilities are endless.
From exploring volcanoes to recreating historical landmarks, students can collaborate and create in Minecraft: Education Edition on any device — including iPad, macOS, Windows 10 and Chromebook — for a truly immersive experience.
How to Recover Deleted Worlds in Minecraft Education Edition
if you have accidentally deleted a world in Minecraft: Education Edition, there is a way to recover it. Here are the steps:
Method 1: Recover from the Local History
If you have accidentally deleted a world in Minecraft: Education Edition, don’t panic! The game keeps track of all deleted worlds and saves them in the Local History. To recover a deleted world, follow these steps:
1. Open the Minecraft: Education Edition launcher.
2. Click on the gear icon in the top right corner to open the Settings menu.
3. Under the “Other” section, click on “Local History”.
4. Select the world you want to recover and click “Restore”.
5. Click “Confirm” to restore the selected world.
Method 2: Use a World Recovery Tool
If you want to try to recover a world that was lost or accidentally deleted, you can use a world recovery tool. There are a few different options available, but we recommend using MCEdit.
MCEdit is a third-party tool that can help you recover lost or accidentally deleted Minecraft worlds. It is available for free, and it is relatively easy to use. To get started, just download the program and follow the instructions below:
1) Open MCEdit and select “File > Open World”.
2) Select the folder where your Minecraft world is located. If you’re not sure where this is, you can try looking in the “saves” folder in your Minecraft directory.
3) Select the world you want to recover and click “Open”.
4) MCEdit will now load your world. You can now browse through the world and find the things you want to recover. To do this, just click on the item or block you want to recover and then click “Recover”.
5) When you’re done recovering items, click “File > Save World” to save your changes.
Conclusion
We hope this article helped you learn how to recover deleted worlds in Minecraft Education Edition. If you have any questions or comments, please leave them below.
