World Downloader |
by Pokechu22 and julialy (cubic72) | ||
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descriptionWorld Downloader, abbreviated WDL, is a mod that allows saving of a world on a remote server for singleplayer use. Mainly, this means that it can be used to backup your creations on a server. This is a continuation of the older version by cubic72 and nairol. |
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supported minecraft versions1.12.1![]() |
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