Project Lodestone

6.1easy start · #14 of 35
in Minecraft World Editors

Runs on Web.

Project Lodestone is ranked #14 of 35 in Minecraft world editors on The Geeks Club. It runs on Web.

Compared on Minecraft world editors

Minecraft editions: both
Supported platforms: Web
Supported world formats: NBT, S-NBT, MCR/MCA, GRF, MCS, ARC, LOC, PCK, COL, FUI, CDB, VDB

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Purpose: Project Lodestone is a toolset intended to edit and convert Minecraft worlds across Java, Bedrock, Console, and other editions.
Development status: The project is still in development.
Save editing: The roadmap includes editing player, region, chunk, and level data for several Minecraft editions.
World conversion: The roadmap includes world conversion across editions and versions, with advanced options such as depth fixing and lighting recalculation.
File formats: The planned file format editor lists NBT, S-NBT, MCR/MCA, MCS, ARC, LOC, PCK, FUI, CDB, and VDB.
Other planned tools: The roadmap lists a biome editor, entity and block entity editor, hex editor, LevelDB browser, datapack editor, and map item editor.
Supported editions: The documentation lists Java, Bedrock, Raspberry Pi, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and 4, PlayStation Vita, Wii U, 3DS, Switch, and Classic Javascript Remake.
Availability: The App repository describes Lodestone as having a desktop and web UI frontend.
Current limitations: The documentation says some listed converter versions are not yet available in the app and cautions that many supported versions are expected support rather than completed work.
Community support: The project documentation invites users to join its Discord server for community involvement.

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