World Repos - Platform for Sharing Game Worlds

This modification offers a convenient system for exchanging custom Minecraft worlds. Map developers and regular players can easily share their creations through simple online repositories.

How It Works

Map creators only need to place a small JSON file together with world archives on their own website or hosting. Players simply need to add the repository link in the mod menu, after which they can view, explore, and download world saves directly from within the game.

Main Features

• Easy setup for creators: just upload a JSON manifest and world archives to a web folder

• Convenient in-game interface for browsing and downloading worlds from any added or public repositories

• Catalog of curated public repositories where developers can submit their projects for universal access

Frequently Asked Questions

Creating Your Own Repository

Create a MinecraftWorldRepo.json file with this structure:

{
  "info": {
    "name": "My Test World Repository",
    "description": "Mod testing",
    "author": "YourUsername"
  },
  "worlds": [
    {
      "name": "My Test World",
      "description": "Testing functionality!",
      "location": "test_world.zip"
    }
  ]
}

Host it at a public URL (for example, https://my.site/repository/MinecraftWorldRepo.json) and place zip archives with worlds in the same folder relative to the JSON file.

Adding to Public List

Create a request on the GitHub repository page and tell us about your project. Suitable options will be added to the general catalog.

Using Repositories

Launch Minecraft with the mod installed, open the modification menu, click "Add New Repository", paste the link (the location where the json file is located, but without the json itself), and you're all set! Now you can browse and download worlds directly from this repository.