If you do, don't forget to de-compress it at the other end! You may want to compress the file first using Winzip or something similar. You can do the copy via a thumb drive, via a cloud file hosting service, or just email yourself the file. That will also copy all your saved worlds. minecraft folder from the Roaming folder of the old computer (see full path above) to the Roaming folder of the new computer. To move Minecraft to another computer, just copy the entire. (You could put the shortcut wherever you typically launch Minecraft from, if not from your desktop.) I put a shortcut to that folder on my desktop, too. It's good to know these so you don't always have to search for them. The saves folder is still the same as above. jar file for that version, and each version is named with the version name rather than all being named. In this folder, you will find a separate folder for each version of Minecraft you have downloaded, and within each version's folder is the. The new path is:Ĭ:\Users\Angi\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\versions (Substitute your own user name on your computer for "Angi", of course.)įor versions of Minecraft after 1.5.2 (currently, this means snapshot versions), there is a new launcher in the works, and the paths to the. The full path for your Minecraft save files in Windows is:Ĭ:\Users\Angi\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\saves
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