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When a world is opened, you can then select the area of the world that you wish to import into your Mine-imator project. This can be done either from the 'World' dropdown which will automatically be filled with Minecraft worlds saved to your AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\saves directory, or by clicking the 'Browse for world' button, which lets you open a world's level.dat file anywhere else on your computer. Upon opening the world importer, you will need to select a Minecraft world to import scenery from. It can be accessed by selecting 'Import from world.', either through the 'File' dropdown at the top toolbar, or as an option when importing scenery through the workbench. The world importer is a tool that enables users to import sections of their Minecraft worlds as scenery for their Mine-imator projects. The world importer, with a section of a world selected.

Mine-imator comes with a "Schematics" folder containing an assortment of sceneries for new users to use in their projects without needing to download custom ones or use the world importer.

Invert integrity filter - Inverts which blocks are removed from the imported scenery through the Integrity option.

The lower the value, the more blocks are removed from the imported scenery.

Integrity - Certain imported sceneries support having blocks taken out of them at random, to make the structure appear old and run-down.

This option is shown as a dropdown containing each available block palette. nbt structures found in the data folder of any Minecraft version) support swapping out different types of blocks for another, such as which wood types a shipwreck should be made out of.

Palette - Certain imported sceneries (such as the.

Randomize blocks - Whether the imported scenery should use randomized block models if any are defined in the blocks' 'blockstate' files (e.g.

Upon being selected in the resources tab under Project properties, other options become available for customizing the imported scenery.

Repeat - Allows for a single scenery instance to be repeated a number of times along any axis.

Upon being selected in the library, options become available for customizing the scenery.