If you have problems with the native client or you're running OS X 10.6 or older, you can still run the Windows version of NBTExplorer on your Mac by following the Linux instructions and installing the Mono runtime. You may still need to disable GateKeeper quarantine on the downloaded files.Download: Windows / Linux (Version 2.8.0) [MSI installer or ZIP archive]Download: Mac (Version 2.0.3)Project Page: GithubI recommend backing up worlds before modifying them with this tool.Frequently Asked QuestionsQ: NBTExplorer didn't save my changes -- why?A: It's possible you forgot to save. The more likely answer is NBTExplorer did save your changes, and if you were to immediately re-open your world in NBTExplorer, you would see that your changes are still there. Instead, Minecraft erased or ignored your changes when you loaded your world. The most common trap is editing player settings or inventory on a single-player world and making your changes in a .dat file instead of in level.dat. Minecraft will overwrite your .dat file on load with the contents of the player tag in level.dat.Q: I'm on Windows and NBTExplorer crashed on start / didn't run.A: Did you get a message box listing one or more exceptions? Reply to this thread with the information so you can be better helped.If you didn't get any message box though, or you only received a standard "program has stopped working" message box, then you have deeper issues with your .NET environment. Do any other .NET programs run on your computer? If yes, then try deleting the NBTExplorer.exe.config file that was installed / came with the zip. This will cause NBTExplorer to prefer the .NET 2.x/3.x framework over the 4.x framework, and may allow the program to run if your .NET 4.x framework is toast. You should still do something about that, of course.Q: I'm on Windows and NBTExplorer crashed with a scary warning.A: Windows 8 and later includes a program filter called "SmartScreen" that prevents unrecognized software from running. Its warning looks something like this:If you see this screen, press the "More info" link to get a "Run Anyway" button. This will launch the program, and you shouldn't see the warning again unless you update NBTExplorer.NBTExplorer is SAFE and has an established reputation in the Minecraft community. However, you don't need to take my word at face-value. The source code is publicly available for inspection, and you can download and build your own copy if you so wish.SmartScreen builds up reputation on individual files. So you may see this warning if you download a freshly released update of NBTExplorer, but not if you download a version that has been out for a while. Unfortunately the permanent fix for this is to buy very expensive signing certificates that must be renewed annually, which is not viable for a free tool like this.Q: The Mac version doesn't run on my Mac!A: If you're running OSX 10.6.x or earlier, the Mac version is confirmed to not work. It has been tested and confirmed to work for people on 10.7.x and 10.8.x, although that may still not be a guarantee that it will work for you, or that it will be bug-free.If you're having problems running the Mac-specific version of NBTExplorer, there is still a high probability that you can run the Windows/Linux version instead. thhinds has posted a more detailed set of instructions here. It won't be as pretty -- you'll get a very crude looking version of Windows UI styling instead of native OSX styling, but it should still do the job. I can't do anything about this unless an experienced Cocoa developer that also has some .NET/Mono experience is willing to step up and help me determine why it won't run on older versions of OSX.Q: When I run the Mac version, I see: OSStatus error -67053A: It has been reported that this is caused by Gatekeeper disallowing NBTExplorer from running because it is not a properly signed application. Please refer to the instructions in the "Mac Users" section above for bypassing GateKeeper's check. NOTE: As of August 22, 2013, I have begun signing NBTExplorer. Try downloading the latest version first.
How To Download Minecraft Java Edition For Free On Mac
I'd like to install minecraft on my imac (OS X Yosemite 10.10.1). I'vd downloaded the application, but when I try to open it, I have a message saying that I need to réinstalle an old version of Java SE 6, and I don't manage to find it online. Can you help me?
hi eric thanks for the quick response . i noticed afterwards it was an old thread so didn't count on getting one . it seems i need more help then i thought , i went on to d/l minecraft anyway but it won't install . its saying i have version mac os x 10.7.2 and i need 10.8 or later . i went on to install updates overnight and tried again but i think i need to buy the new software . trying to get directed to the store and finding what i need is proving challenging for some reason and i'm completely out of touch with apple products . also when i D/L mine craft said i had a free windows 10 version of mine craft , iv only just bought this macbook refurbished but certain it had windows 10 yet dont now how to check and can't seem to get the windows 10 mine craft version in my sights but one thing at a time if you or anyone could help direct me to the right software and go from there i would appreciate it . thanks
This post shows you links to get Minecraft Education Edition downloads on Windows, Mac, Android, Chromebook, iPhone, or iPad. Besides, you will learn some extra information about this edition of Minecraft from MiniTool.
After making sure that your Windows PC meets the requirements, get the Minecraft: Education Edition download for your computer on the official download site of this edition. Then follow the given steps to download and install Minecraft Education Edition on Windows PC.
If your device is Mac, simply click on the MAC button under the AVAILABLE PLATFORMS section to get the Minecraft: Education Edition free download. Then run the setup file and follow the on-screen instructions to install the program.
Minecraft is one of the most popular games in the world, and downloading it and installing it on a Mac is actually rather easy. While only the java version of the game is available, Mac users are still able to enjoy this popular world-building game.
If you use Linux, J2SE 5.0 can be downloaded from java.sun.com, the same way it can for Windows. You're on your own as far as installing it goes, but I assume you can handle that, or you wouldn't be Linux users. :)
First and foremost, you need a Java compiler and Java virtual machine, both of which must support Java 5.0. A great option is to download the Java 2 Standard Edition (J2SE) JDK from java.sun.com. This is available absolutely free! The latest version is 5.0 Update 7. Be sure you download the JDK and not the JRE! The JDK includes a Java compiler (javac), a Java virtual machine (java), and all of the standard Java library components -- in other words, everything you need to write Java programs in a wide variety of problem domains, and more than enough firepower for the assignments we'll be giving you. (The JRE is the Java Runtime Environment, which includes the necessary code to allow you to run Java programs, but not to write and compile them! The JRE will not be sufficient for our work in this course.)
Secondly, you'll need a text editor, which you'll use to write and edit your program code. There are many inexpensive and/or free options available. In the lab, we provide TextPad, which you can download from www.textpad.com. TextPad requires a modest registration fee, which you should pay if you plan to use it on a continuous basis. You may be able to find free text editors, particularly those written in Java, at shareware/freeware download sites such as www.download.com.
The DrScheme interpreter is available from the Scheme website for free download. DrScheme runs on Windows (95 and up), Mac OS, or Unix running the X Window System. DrScheme is useful given at least 32 MB of RAM. Installing DrScheme requires roughly 30 MB of disk space.
Download the installer from the Sun web pages (java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/download.html). The Java 2 SDK can be installed and run on Windows 95/98/NT/W2000/XP and most Unix variants, including Linux and Sun/Solaris. Java 2 version 1.3 is included with Mac OS X, so you should be able to run the course software on OS X without having to install Java 2 first. Java 2 is not available for the classic Mac OS (OS 9 and earlier).
Sun provides excellent documentation for all the class libraries that are part of the Java platform. I strongly recommend that you download and install the documentation. Unfortunately, the download file is also very large (31MB), but it is very useful to have the documentation at your finger tips while you are programming. The documentation is available from the same place you downloaded the JDK (java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/download.html#docs) in the form of a large zip file. Download it, and unzip it into the same directory where you installed Java itself. For example, I will unzip the documentation for J2SE 1.4.2 into C:\apps\jdk142. This will give you all the html files that describe the Java libraries. If you add a link in your browser bookmarks, then you can get the documentation for any library method with just a few clicks of the mouse.
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