storage issue

[craggy elbow]

The pictures hopefuly explain, but I’ve been trying to download this large map on Minecraft and it says it can only use 2 gigabytes when, the world is 400 megabytes and Minecraft is using 1.1 gigabytes.

[drifting root]

have you got any other downloaded maps?

[tepid glade]

How much memory is free in total?

[craggy elbow]

On the switch?

[craggy elbow]

No. I did a full wipe so none are downloaded.

[tepid glade]

Yes

[craggy elbow]

uh.

Half memory console memory (128 gb I think)
And half full on sd card. (256 gb i think)

Can’t check cause I don’t have my switch

[tepid glade]

Ping me when you have it in your hands and we can continue troubleshooting

[craggy elbow]

Ok

[craggy elbow]

@tepid glade

[tepid glade]

WHen you say you "did a full wipe" what does that entail

[craggy elbow]

It wasn’t really a “full wipe” I just deleted the memory that I had all my worlds, texture packs, and marketplace cashes.

So I can just download all of that again

[tepid glade]

did you do that from within minecraft?

[craggy elbow]

Yep.

[tepid glade]

have you tried completely deleting and then reinstalling minecraft?

[craggy elbow]

Yep

[naive bough]

go to settings, and under storage you should see how much space the game is taking up. Minecraft will only allow 2 gigs of space for all it's files( worlds, templates, resource and texture packs). If you are getting close to that 2 gig limit you must delete some packs to make room for the map you are trying to download.

go to settings in the game not from the switch's main menu. space available on main memory or sd card has nothing to do with the space left inside the game, which has a limit of 2 gig.