Bedrock Toolchest vs MCWorldTools Single Player Editor

Bedrock Toolchest is a free desktop editor for Minecraft Bedrock worlds. Its Level Editor changes world settings, all 31 game rules, superflat layers and experiments. The Player Editor covers position, health, experience, inventory, enchantments, effects and tamed pets, and can export a player to a file. A world map supports chunk pruning and editing entities, chests, signs and villager trades. The Structure Viewer renders saved structures in 3D and imports or exports .mcstructure files; add-on management can install, remove, reorder and update packs and flag missing packs or unmet dependencies. The app works with Bedrock worlds from version 1.21 through the current release, including world folders, extracted .mcworld worlds and .mcstructure files, but not Java Edition worlds. It supports 64-bit Windows 10 or later and 64-bit x86 Linux desktops; ARM machines are unsupported. Changes are staged until saved, and a backup is made before the first save in a session by default. The app does not require an internet connection.

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