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Blocktopograph

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MCBE Inventory Editor

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FigureBlocktopographMCBE Inventory Editor
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source—Yes
Web—Yes
WindowsYesYes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
AndroidYes—
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published01
Spec score · Minecraft World Editors7.2 (#24)8.7 (#3)
LicenseThe repository offers the software under either the Apache License 2.0 or MIT License.The project's code is MIT licensed, while its amulet_leveldb dependency uses the Amulet Team License with PolyForm Shield and Noncommercial terms and a limited educational commercial-use exception.
PurposeBlocktopograph is described as a cross-platform Minecraft world editor for Java and Bedrock editions.A local web editor for selected Minecraft Bedrock player data, including inventory, ender chest, effects, abilities, player values, and experimental mounts.
SupportThe proposal lists community testing and planned Discord or forum support as part of its launch and maintenance phase.The project welcomes bug reports and contributions and asks reporters to use synthetic data and sanitized logs.

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MCBE Inventory Editor

MCBE Inventory Editor is a free local web editor for selected Minecraft Bedrock player data. It can edit hotbar, backpack, armor, offhand, ender chest, effects, abilities, and player values such as health, game mode, XP, hunger, saturation, position, and movement speeds. Inventory actions include moving, copying, and bulk operations. It supports versioned local-to-multiplayer player migration and full .mcbe-player.zip imports and exports. The editor runs locally or in Docker, with a browser interface intended for use on the same network from a laptop, tablet, or phone. Editing worlds works offline; internet access is used for user-triggered item database and vanilla icon updates. Writes create a backup, and the editor includes restore and revision checks, write gates, and world locks. Minecraft or the Bedrock server must be stopped before editing a world, and the project recommends keeping an independent complete copy until verification. This is not a public hosting service or unrestricted raw NBT editor; add-ons, opaque NBT, and unusual LevelDB structures may fall outside its design.

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