Java to Bedrock

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Hey, idk if this related to world generation, but I want to convert my bedrock world into java for a week or so to complete certain builds, then go back to bedrock. The problem is that when I convert is back to bedrock all the objectives/tags are gone, that's alright I could add them back but not a whole chest filled with the most important items in the server being gone: So is there a fix for this? Can I like take this chest and save it somehow? I used to use nbtpreset but yk..

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add em back using an nbt editor

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such as..?

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and this should be in #add-ons most probably

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I dont have any nbt editors to use at the moment.

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NBTStudio

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alright thanks I'll check it out.

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np

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my bad, thought converting a world generation into different editions would be here-

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nah not if it’s related to an issue with a chest

this is generally for map making or stuff like structures or molang-driven custom worldgen

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Have you tried using https://chunker.app/

It’s Mojang’s official world converter

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yeah

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damn isn't that made by the hive?

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Yes it was made by the Hive and then it got licensed to Microsoft

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well anyways that's not my issue lol

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isn't it the best one btw?

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I think it is

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yeah, it's just annoying that this happens..

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^

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Does it happen with Chunker too?

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i only use chunker for convertions

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But does it convert chest’s nbt data?

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no thats the annoying thing