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Dive into an open world of building, crafting and survival. Gather resources, survive the night, and build whatever you can imagine one block at a time. Explore and craft your way through a completely open world where you can play with friends, build a city, start a farm, mine deep into the ground, face mysterious enemies, or just experiment to the limits of your imagination! The possibilities are endless. Embark on an epic adventure and play with friends, building from the ground up. Build and expand in Creative mode, where you can craft from unlimited resources. Survive the night, face intense battles, craft tools, and fend off danger in Survival mode. With seamless cross-platform and multiplayer gameplay on Minecraft: Bedrock Edition, you can adventure solo or with friends, and discover an infinite, randomly generated world filled with blocks to mine, biomes to explore, and mobs to befriend (or battle)! In Minecraft, the world is yours to shape! CREATE YOUR WORLD • Build anything from the ground up • Craft from special resources and tools to create brand new structures and landscapes • Explore an endless open world full of different biomes and creatures • Minecraft Marketplace – Get creator-made add-ons, thrilling worlds, and stylish cosmetics on Minecraft Marketplace • Connect with millions of players on community servers, or subscribe to Realms Plus to cross-play with up to 10 friends on your own private server • Slash commands – Tweak how the game plays: you can change the weather, summon mobs, change the time of day, and more • Add-ons – Customize your experience even further with add-ons! If you're more tech-inclined, you can modify your game to create new resource packs MULTIPLAYER ONLINE GAMES • Join free massive multiplayer servers and play with thousands of others • Multiplayer servers allow you to play with up to 4 players online with a free Xbox Live account • Build, battle and explore other realms. With Realms and Realms Plus, you can play with up to 10 friends cross-platform, anytime, anywhere on Realms, your own private server that we host for you • With Realms Plus, get instant access to over 150 Marketplace items with new additions each month. Share with friends on your own private Realms server* • Connect and play with players across the world, wherever they are, and join in on MMO battles for survival in other worlds • Discover

Tied to your existing one but will be running the latest Java snapshot, which can be seen on your Realms list. The free Snapshot Realm selection screen in Java 23w41a (Image via Mojang)How to create a Bedrock Preview Realm Open your Bedrock Edition preview via the game launcher and select your Minecraft Realms button on the main menu.In your Realms tab, there will be a new header and a button that reads "Free Preview Realm available." Click on this and then tap the button that reads "Create Preview Realm."Much like in Java, the Preview Realm will be tied to the Realm you created as part of your subscription, but it will run on the latest preview beta instead of the most recent stable version of Bedrock Edition. That's all there is to it! Keep in mind that if you have multiple subscribed Realms on your account, you'll be able to create one snapshot or preview Realm per subscription. This can be particularly helpful for those who have multiple Realms that they're paying for but want to create copies that enable in-game beta features and bug fixes.Snapshot/Preview Realms are tied to standard Realms that fans have subscribed to (Image via Mojang)Moreover, as long as other players joining the Realm are doing so on the latest snapshot or preview, they'll be able to enjoy the experimental gameplay along with their host with no strings attached.FeedbackWhy did you not like this content?Clickbait / MisleadingFactually IncorrectHateful or AbusiveBaseless OpinionToo Many AdsOtherCancelSubmitWas this article helpful?Thank

⭐ About: Features Free Tier Available for everyone View Event History View Dungeon History View Realm Population & Progress Premium Tier Customers with $4.99 of store purchases in the last 30 days or $99.99 in total Skip Realm Queues Direct Connect to Event Realms Direct Connect to Dungeon Key Pop Realms Exclusive Tier Customers with $9.99 of store purchases in the last 30 days or $199.99 in total View Realm Tracker Direct Connect to Closed Realms Direct Connect to Potential Oryx 3 Realms 🗝️ How to: Login for premium features Find the event you wish to connect to Click the Direct Connect button Enter the Email Address associated with your most recent RealmStock Order Enter the Order Number of your most recent RealmStock Order You will now be signed in and able to use the direct connect feature ✔️ 🎯 How to: Connect directly to events Open your game with the Exalt MultiTool Client Find the event you wish to connect to Click the Direct Connect button The event IP will be copied to your clipboard Use the in-game command /goto [ip from clipboard] Your character will be directly connected to the event location ✔️

As a passionate Minecraft gamer and content creator for over 10 years, I can‘t emphasize enough how valuable having copies of your Realm world can be. Before undertaking big infrastructure projects, when experimenting with new mods or gameplay configs, or even just as milestones recordings of achievements, Realm world copies let you boldly build while keeping your progress secured. So today, let‘s dive into a complete guide for smoothly copying your Realm world locally or to a new Realm slot.1. Access the Realm World You Want to CopyFirst things first – you need to identify and load the Realm world that will be the source for our copy. From the Minecraft main menu:Click "Play"Select "Realms" from the left navigationChoose your Realm from the Realms listClick the "Play" or "Join Realm" buttonOnce the Realm finishes loading, you‘ll have access to the world that will become your copy source.2. Download the Realm World LocallyNow, still logged into your Realm, we need to download this world for local access and duplication.From within your loaded Realm world, open the pause menu and select "Settings". Then choose the "World Backups" tab along the top. Here you can download a copy of your Realm locally by selecting one of the available versions:Download Latest – The most current state of your Realm worldDownload Today‘s – A version from the last 24 hoursDownload 7 Days Ago – 1 week old snapshotThe Latest copy will download the fastest, while older versions take more time to dig out from storage. Expect anywhere from 1-20 minutes based on Realm size and activity levels.I recommend keeping at least a weekly download cadence for milestones and before big builds!Once selected, specify a local save location like your desktop. The file size will be roughly equivalent to the size of your Realm‘s world data. Progress can be monitored from the Worlds list.3. Make a Copy of the Downloaded WorldAfter the download completes, you can find the duplicated Realm world saved locally:Click "Play" from the main menuSelect "Worlds"Choose the downloaded copy from your list of singleplayer worldsTip: I prefix Realm download filenames for easier identification. Like "Realm1_Latest".Open the downloaded Realm copy you want duplicated once more. Back on the Worlds list, click the pencil icon to access World Options.Scroll down the Settings list until you find the "Duplicate World" button near the bottom. Go ahead and select this to instantly make a true copy locally!Expect