Arqade Asked on June 17, 2021
I was playing on my main world when my laptop ran out of power. I found a charger and woke it up, but Minecraft had crashed. Now, it doesn’t appear in the world selection screen!
I have verified that it still exists in the Minecraft folder, and the directory contents look to be in order.
Does Minecraft save an internal flag somewhere when it crashes hard? If so, how do I reset it?
It sounds like something has got corrupted with your save file - to the extent that Minecraft no longer recognizes it. Your best solution is to restore from backup.
I'm taking it you don't have a backup, so the next best thing is to try and open it with another program, e.g. MCEdit, with which you can make some trivial edits and re-save, which may help restore your save file to an acceptable state. Note that MCEdit is not tied to your Minecraft save folder, you can manually load a map from any level.dat.
If this doesn't work (MCEdit won't open the file), you will have to sort things out manually. You'll need to look at the contents of your save file, and see where things could be going wrong. A good reference is the Java class that creates the save files. Good luck!
Correct answer by fredley on June 17, 2021
I have had this happen to me and I found a easy way to recover the world
Step 1: find out the seed. if you don’t know the seed use NBTExplorer Download: https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding-java-edition/minecraft-tools/1262665-nbtexplorer-nbt-editor-for-windows-and-mac
Step 2: make a new world with the same seed and go back to the main menu
Step 3: go to saves folder in .minecraft and copy the region folder from the old world to the new and replace all files
Step 4: load the world up and boom your world is back
Step 5: (only if you want your inventory) go back to the saves folder and copy the playerdata Folder
And enjoy
Answered by Derpyranbowpop on June 17, 2021
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