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I've gotten this notice twice in the last half hour or so of gameplay. From what I can tell, both times it has happened shortly before the world is saved, which makes sense, but I've never seen this before.

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I was playing Minecraft and it's raining outside, then the thunder cut my house's power off. When I turned the power back on, my PC turned on automatically. When I run Minecraft, the world I played is not in the singleplayer list. So, I tried to recover the world by watching videos on youtube about How To Recover Lost World in Minecraft and then this guy said, "If you deleted your world, the world's folder should not be in the saves folder" but my world's folder is in the saves folder, but it is not in the singleplayer list. Somebody please help me!!

Your world got corrupted because it wasn't able to save properly. Always keep regular backups! If you're on Windows, try right clicking your world folder and select 'restore previous versions' from the drop down menu. Hopefully windows will have a backup copy that is dated before the storm. You might lose some progress but your world will work again.

The reason this happens is because a file called "level.dat" was corrupted, which is very common since the game constantly writes to it. However, the game makes a backup called "level.dat_old" and you can try renaming it to "level.dat", overwriting the original file and your world may show up again (it is possible that both files are corrupted but not likely; at the most you will only lose a few seconds of progress, limited to changes to your inventory).

Be sure to make a backup of the save before doing this; if that still doesn't work and/or you have corrupted chunks (world crashes on load or you see square holes in the ground or mismatched terrain) you can explain the issue on the following thread, along with an upload of the save (use Dropbox, Mediafire, etc): -discussion/discussion/297844-official-corrupted-save-recovery-thread

TheMasterCaver's First World - possibly the most caved-out world in Minecraft history - includes world download.

TheMasterCaver's World - my own version of Minecraft largely based on my views of how the game should have evolved since 1.6.4.

Why do I still play in 1.6.4?

World composition will have a main level where persistent information between tiles will be stored, and yes you have to store all information in the game instance or save game class, you cant just expect it to store this information for you. Otherwise you would be rewriting the level every time you played the game.

Short cuts you could use is have an actor/class type for quests/puzzles with a variable of its completion/progress inside the class. Then when you want to save the game or enter the level you can use foreachloop with get all actors of class and store these variables in an array associated withe the level in your game instance or save game class.

Open worlds are large filled with millions of variables. The easiest way to do what you want to do is categorically go through things with a foreachloop + get all actors of class when you enter a level and have them cast to the game instance to update their current status manually in real time.

Plz change the official world save to once every two hours instead of every 15 minutes. We are frozen during these saves completely unable to move. It wears down on your nerves. Backhands immersion. Most people's response to this is "go play unofficial then." And the argument is backwards.

Why are we saving the world every 15 minutes? Because we are afraid to loose progress. But it is the greater evil. You would argue if I don't like so many freezes then go play unofficial. How about stop saving the world and then argue if you are afraid to loose your progress go play unofficial.

Progress is something. But with the frequency the servers crash and the rollbacks after each update, with 2h saves, imagine how many lost characters there will be after a transfer. If you would transfer after that 2h save and the server crashes/restarts in the next 2h, bye bye character. And since de devs will not implement for whatever reason fail safes to recover your original character, this will never be implemented.

I appreciate the server save lag. First of all I know for sure it is saving and second of all it can help me know where I will be if the server crashes and rolls back. Be glad it isn't de-synching (at least I think that's what was happening). If you think server save is bad that would drive you to drink I am sure. You can't dismount or attack or anything but stuff can see and attack and damage you. I almost lost a good wyvern to a like level 20 rex all because I couldnt fly away or kill it or even run away. As a last resort I logged off without dismounting (it forced me to dismount) in hopes that it allowed my wyvern to fight back.

You're saying the only solution to the duping is saving the entire server every 15 min? That just isn't correct. How about dynamic saving where an algorithm is run as someone trys to access the terminal and that portion of the server is queued up as a partial save? How about unique item id's and latent item history meta data that is sent along with the character from server to server such that algorithms checking against dupers realize that a item transferred from x inventory etc etc somewhere along the line became two items, and it just deletes one of them? Make the servers talk to each in a more intelligent way, with small amounts of data, instead of muttering uselessly to themselves with all the data, and to no effect. In short solve the actual problem instead of creating new ones! ff782bc1db