DOCUMENTATION / YOUR LIBRARY

Your instances & game data

Each setup has its own game directory. Keep player data separate from replaceable pack files, and preserve a backup before making changes.

Worlds

The Worlds page is an inherited management view for the selected instance. Close Minecraft before copying or restoring saves. Keep an independent backup before adding mods, updating or rolling back a pack. Opening a world with a different game/mod version can make irreversible changes.

Supported rollback preserves current worlds; it does not rewind their contents to an older save. Restore a separate world backup only after confirming it is the intended copy.

Game options

Manage game options for the selected instance with the game closed so another process does not overwrite the change. Pack updates preserve current game options. Window/memory settings passed to the official launcher are covered in settings and runtimes.

Screenshots

Review captures in the selected instance's Screenshots page. Check them before sharing: worlds, chat, player names and server information can be private. Website screenshots must use non-personal sample data.

Server entries

The inherited Servers page concerns the selected instance's saved server list. Keeping an entry is not joining a server. Joining and gameplay remain deliberate actions in Minecraft, started through the official launcher. Pack updates preserve current server entries.

Instance notes

Use notes to keep context for a setup, such as why you selected a version. Avoid storing passwords, tokens or account information. Treat notes as private when sharing an instance or a screenshot.