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Downgrading is the act of loading a world in an older version than the version of that world last loaded. Downgrading is dangerous; it causes the world to be prone to corruption, data loss or crash.

Contents

  • 1 Downgrading screen
  • 2 Benefits
  • 3 Consequences
  • 4 Steps to downgrade your world
  • 5 Gallery
  • 6 References

Downgrading screen[ ]

The downgrading screen.

In the singleplayer menu, if a world was last loaded in a version newer than the one being run, the version name of the world is displayed in red. When moving the mouse over the world, an exclamation mark appears to the left of the play button in the world icon on the left. While hovering over the world icon, the exclamation mark turns red and a tooltip appears with red text stating: "World was saved in a newer version, loading this world could cause problems!". Trying to load the world causes a screen to pop up with text that says:

Downgrading a world is not supported

This world was last played in version ; you are on version . Downgrading a world could cause corruption — we cannot guarantee that it will load or work. If you still want to continue, please make a backup!

The screen also has three buttons: "Create Backup and Load", "I know what I'm doing!", and "Cancel". The actions when clicking are shown in the table below.

Key Action
Create Backup and Load Creates a backup and then proceeds to load the world.
I know what I'm doing! Opens the world without making a backup.
Cancel Takes the user back to the single player menu screen.

When downgrading a world, the version of the world when it was last loaded will change to the current version.

Benefits[ ]

  • Get old items that used to be craftable, but are now uncraftable, like enchanted golden apples before 1.9 and petrified oak slabs before 1.3.
  • Obtaining "god armor", a maxed out armor set which has all types of Protection, which was only obtainable from 1.14 to 1.14.2.
  • Execute duplication glitches that are patched in latest versions but are still working in older versions.
  • Be able to see old glitches such as the Far Lands.
  • Update Suppression, a glitch that existed before 1.19, mainly used to create sliced portals (portals without the obsidian frame).
  • Do cursed things such as water in the Nether.

Consequences[ ]

The consequences of downgrading a world are of follows:

  • Any loaded chunks in the world update to the new chunks.
  • Any blocks, items, entities, enchantments, effects, particles, sounds, biomes, banner patterns and advancements that don't exist in that version are removed from the world.
  • Downgrading a world can cause the world to corrupt, lose data, and possibly crash.
  • Makes selected chunks in the world have strange rigid borders.
  • Some buildings/structures you made can be erased from existence, note that some will convert to their older version, such as villages.
  • Biomes can change, commonly when a biome existed in one version, but not the other, such as the mangrove swamp.
  • Even upgrading back to the version the world was originally created in will not give everything that was lost back, such as enchantments.
  • Floating things that shouldn't float such as vines, can appear, such as when a mangrove swamp is brought to 1.18.
  • Spawn will significantly change, since spawn chunks (the 4 chunks centered around spawn) are always loaded even if you're very far away. Also areas with running chunk loaders will get affected. This means that farms/buildings that are constructed in these areas will get wiped out.

Steps to downgrade your world[ ]

For example, if you're on version 1.19 and want to get infinite enchanted golden apples, don't directly downgrade the world to version 1.8. Instead, set your render distance to the lowest, go around 200 blocks away from spawn and then downgrade your world to a version after 1.8 but before the latest version (for example, 1.13-1.15). This is required so that the world shows up on the 1.8 world selection menu. Then go to version 1.8 and craft your enchanted golden apples.

Before doing this though, put your items in an unloaded chunk so that they'll be safe and won't get deleted by the game. Also, try to avoid places that have newer blocks/items/structures/biomes, etc., as the game will get confused and will immediately delete the newer additions, as they didn't exist yet in those versions.

Gallery[ ]

  • An example of a chunk error due to downgrading.

  • Before 1.14.3, players can put multiple types of Protection on one armor piece, thereby reducing 80% of all damage types, something which was impossible before.

  • Able to see features only present in older versions of the game. Seen are the Far Lands, a terrain generation glitch that only existed from Infdev until Beta 1.7.3, in Beta 1.8, they are completely removed.

  • A mangrove swamp brought from 1.19.2 to 1.18.1.

References[ ]

Tutorials
Introductory
  • Menu screen
  • Game terms
Newcomer survival
  • The first day/beginner's guide
  • The second day
  • The third day
  • Hunger management
  • Things not to do
  • Simple tips and tricks
  • Your first ten minutes
Shelters
  • Best biomes for homes
  • Best building materials
  • Building and construction
  • Navigation
  • Shelters
  • Shelter types
General
  • Achievement guide
  • Advancement guide
  • Best enchantments guide
  • Breaking bedrock
  • Combat
  • Complete main adventure
  • Creating a village
  • Downgrading
  • Dual wielding
  • End survival
  • Exploring caverns
  • Gathering resources on peaceful difficulty
  • Getting food quickly
  • Headless pistons
  • Hitboxes
  • Horses
  • Indestructible end crystals
  • Mapping
  • Measuring distance
  • Minecraft in education
  • Mining
    • Diamonds
    • Fossils
    • Ancient Debris
  • Nether hub
  • Nether portals
  • Nether survival
  • Organization
  • Pillar jumping
  • PvP
    • PvP bases
  • Spawn-proofing
  • Summoning jockeys
  • The Void
  • Time-saving tips
  • Thunderstorm survival
  • Units of measure
  • Village mechanics
    • Trading
  • X-ray glitches
Challenges
  • Acquiring a conduit
  • Curing a zombie villager
  • Defeating temples
  • Defeating a village raid
  • Defeating a Nether fortress
  • Defeating a bastion remnant
  • Defeating a monster room
  • Defeating a pillager outpost
  • Defeating a woodland mansion
  • Defeating a monument
  • Defeating an End city
  • Defeating the Ender dragon
  • Defeating the Wither
  • Exploring an ancient city
  • Obtaining every music disc
Non-standard
survival
  • Adventure survival
  • Half hearted hardcore
  • Hardcore mode
  • Surviving in a single area indefinitely
  • Infinite desert survival
  • Island survival
  • Manhunt
  • Mob switch
  • Nomadic experience
  • Skywars survival
  • Superflat survival
  • Flat survival
  • Ultra hardcore survival
Challenge maps
  • Beating a challenge map
  • Creating a challenge map
Constructions
  • Adding beauty to constructions
  • Airlock
  • Architectural terms
  • Building a cruise ship
  • Building a metropolis
  • Building a rollercoaster
  • Building safe homes
  • Building water features
  • Color palette
  • Creating shapes
  • Defense
  • Desert shelter
  • Elevators
  • Endless circling pool
  • Furniture
  • Glazed terracotta patterns
  • Making nice floors
  • Pixel art
  • Ranches
  • Roof types
    • Curved roofs
    • Roof construction guidelines
    • Roof decorations
  • Secret door
  • Settlement guide
  • Underwater home
  • Walls and buttresses
  • Water gate
  • Water-powered boat transportation
Farming
Blocks and items
  • Amethyst
  • Armor
  • Azalea
  • Bamboo
  • Basalt
  • Bedrock
  • Blaze rod
  • Bone meal
  • Cactus
  • Chorus fruit
  • Clay and mud
  • Cobblestone
  • Cocoa bean
  • Copper
  • Crops (Beetroot, Carrot, Potato, Wheat)
  • Dirt
  • Dragon's breath
  • Dripstone
  • Egg
  • Fern
  • Fish
  • Flower
  • Froglight
  • Glow berries
  • Glow ink sac
  • Glow lichen
  • Goat horn
  • Gold
  • Hanging roots
  • Honey
  • Ice
  • Iron
  • Kelp
  • Lava
  • Meat
  • Moss block
  • Mushroom
  • Music disc
  • Nautilus shell
  • Nether growth
  • Nether vine
  • Nether wart
  • Obsidian
  • Powder snow
  • Pumpkin, Melon
  • Rooted dirt
  • Sculk growths
  • Scute
  • Seagrass
  • Sea pickle
  • Snow
  • Soul soil
  • Sugar cane
  • Sweet berries
  • Tree
  • Trident
  • Vine
  • Villager trading hall
  • Wither rose
  • Wool
  • Duplication
Mobs
  • Mob farming
  • Mob grinding
  • Monster spawner traps
  • Allay
  • Animals
  • Axolotl
  • Blaze
  • Cat
  • Cave spider
  • Creeper
  • Drowned
  • Ender dragon
  • Enderman
  • Frog
  • Goat
  • Guardian
  • Hoglin
  • Iron golem
  • Magma cube
  • Phantom
  • Piglin bartering farm
  • Raid
  • Shulker
  • Slime
  • Squid
  • Turtle
  • Villager
  • Wandering trader
  • Warden
  • Witch
  • Wither
  • Wither skeleton
  • Zombie
  • Zombie villager
  • Zombified piglin
OP farms
  • End of light mob farms
Enchanting
and smelting
  • Enchantment mechanics
  • Anvil mechanics
  • Automatic smelting
  • Manual smelting
Blockbreaking
  • Blast chamber
  • Igniting TNT underwater
  • Wither cage
Mechanisms
Basic redstone
  • Automatic respawn anchor recharger
  • Basic logic gates
  • Combination locks
  • Command block
  • Flying machines
  • Hopper
  • Item sorting
  • Item transportation
  • Mechanisms
  • Observer stabilizer
  • Randomizers
  • Redstone music
  • Redstone tips
  • Rube Goldberg machine
  • Shulker box storage
  • Villager trading hall
Detectors
  • Block update detector
  • Comparator update detector
  • Daylight sensor
  • Day night detector
Minecarts
  • Train station
  • Minecarts
    • Storage
    • Storage system
Traps
  • Snow golems
  • TNT cannons
  • Trapdoor uses
  • Trap design
  • Traps
Pistons
  • Piston uses
  • Piston circuits
  • Quasi-connectivity
  • Zero-ticking
  • Instant repeaters
Advanced
redstone
  • Advanced redstone circuits
  • Arithmetic logic
  • Calculator
  • Command stats
  • Hourly clock
  • Morse code
  • Printer
  • Redstone computers
  • Redstone telegraph
Servers
  • Playing on servers
  • Multiplayer Survival
  • Spawn jail
  • Griefing prevention
  • Joining a LAN world with alternate accounts
Server setup
  • Setting up a server
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  • FreeBSD startup script
  • OpenBSD startup script
  • Ubuntu startup script
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  • Setting up a Minecraft Forge server
  • Setting up a Spigot server
  • Ramdisk enabled server
Technical
  • Improving frame rate
  • Minecraft help FAQ (IRC channel)
  • Update Java
Maps
  • Custom maps
  • Map downloads
  • Command NBT tags
  • Falling blocks
  • Updating old terrain using MCEdit
Resource packs
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  • Loading a resource pack
  • Sound directory
Data packs
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Creating
Minecraft media
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  • Livestreaming
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  • Custom Minecraft directory
  • Playing and saving Minecraft on a thumb drive
  • Playing and saving Minecraft on a thumb drive with the old launcher
  • Recover corrupted saved world data
  • Run Minecraft through Google Drive
  • Save game data to Dropbox (world data only)
  • Saved data Dropbox guide
Outdated
  • Building micro shelters
  • Custom texture packs
  • Door-based iron golem farming
  • Far Lands
  • How to get a crash report
  • Installing mods
  • Man-made lake
  • Managing slimes in superflat mode
  • Minecart booster
  • Potion farming
  • Repeater reboot system
  • Survival with no enabled data packs
  • Update LWJGL
  • Update Minecraft
  • Village chaining
  • Water ladder
  • Water tram

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