Revisions to How do I use an NBT editor to modify item properties?

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edited Jan 8 at 11:13

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You can also use the section sign § with formatting codes formatting codes to further format your item name, like so:

You can also use the section sign § with formatting codes to further format your item name, like so:

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edited Nov 28, 2023 at 15:03

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The problem has been traced back to changes to MCBE LevelDB format MCBE LevelDB format, mainly the move of ChunkVersion from value 118 to value 44. UMCE has not been programmed to detect the new ChunkVersion tag, and hence, it does not detect any chunks.

The problem has been traced back to changes to MCBE LevelDB format, mainly the move of ChunkVersion from value 118 to value 44. UMCE has not been programmed to detect the new ChunkVersion tag, and hence, it does not detect any chunks.

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edited Feb 10, 2022 at 3:23

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~~To solve this problem, follow the method detailed here.~~
*This method no longer works, so Universal Minecraft Editor is now basically obsolete.This method used to work, but does not work anymore. There is currently no known way to edit NBT stored in the MCBE LevelDB format. We hope that a new method will reveal itself in the new future.