The link is now in the description and here for those who want to try this out! → superflat.crackedmagnet.com Huge credit to @crackedmagnet for making this amazing tool to access the hidden feature of Bedrock Edition! :)
@@JJVPlayz090 I’m not sure about Android but if you’re on iOS, once you’ve configured the world type you want from the website and downloaded the world, open the Files app on your iOS device, go to your downloads folder and then drag the .mcworld file from the downloads folder and move it to On My iPhone/iPad > Minecraft > games > com.mojang > minecraftWorlds. Then once it’s in this folder, click on the .mcworld file and it should open Minecraft automatically and import the world.
Something to note: achievements are enabled. You can get biome-specific ones easier with this. This might be helpful if you'd like to get 100% of the achievements.
This seems like such a simple feature for them to add to the new UI, especially since they just remade the Create New World screen! However of course (as mentioned in the video) there's a lot of work that goes into adding UI, for example it needs to be translated into every language the game supports. Hopefully they add it soon, though.
Not to mention the testing. There is some really weird things that can happen when you use some blocks in the super flat. Like a layer of furnaces on top will interpret placing a block as an interaction, but the flat world generator doesn't seem to generate the block entities, so trying to place a block without couching does nothing. Although looking at the video, chunks reloaded after they were generated seem to have their block entities, or at least the skulk sensors...
These settings are bedrock because they were in legacy console… meaning even though they’re gone, 4J are still giving us gifts. Forever thankful to them
@@AyaanThe0ne i believe both are in c++ but yea different code base. Although he is right as you were able to load console edition worlds in bedrock meaning that bedrock needed to maintain some form of compatibility
@@certifiedcretin You are correct, my friend, I was talking about Scratch. It's a very hard programming language to use. I'm surprised they pulled it off.
I think the reason all those suboptions exist was so that custom superflats generated in the legacy console versions would continue to generate the same even after being moved to bedrock. Not holding onto hope that bedrock will get official custom superflats, sadly, but at least it’s possible in some way Edit: i had not watched the entire video
It's literally exactly the same situation tho you can just make it on computer then port it over if u want, I commend them for having old superflats be supported in this capacity but only that, and even then it probably won't be forever
custom super flats were on bedrock a long time ago, but they removed them for some reason. but this whole time you have been able to make one on Xbox if you just had the old Minecraft Xbox 1 edition edit: they also had amplified worlds but the amplified only generated from as far as you explored before going off of Xbox 1 edition to the new normal one
was about to make this comment... I could've sworn I was able to make custom superflats as well as amplified worlds on the old PS4 edition - guess my memory hadn't actually failed me!
It really sucks how Bedrock is entirely focused on developing new gameplay features and pushing the Marketplace, whereas Java Edition is still adding new features whilst also improving some nicher features too.
The last tweak to fix that parity between Java and bedrock, we need: -Custom superflats -Make all the things in the market place FREE. Or remove the marketplace. else they can add it for java
@@some_dude_in_the_internetwhy should marketplace stuff be free? That would nuke it by stripping the only reason for new content to be added. An option to hide it entirely would be much nicer. I don't see why people hate it so much, just ignore it.
Wasn't custom worlds removed from Java some time ago, and then readded as some data pack only thing? Edit: Wait never mind just relised the original comment was refering to stuff like amplified and large biomes, the thing I was thinking about was the literal customized option that used to before 1.13 appear alongside those options
I've been waiting for someone to put together a website for it. I used to create my own by editing the text file manually but it was a pain, so I'm glad someone finally put together a tool.
I suspect there have probably been websites for custom superflats since custom superflats came out, since it’s something I’d except would be in high demand. But I’ve only really ever played bedrock so I don’t actually know.
Toycat: It's already in Bedrock Edition Also Toycat: *So all you need to do is edit the world files...* Editing the world files is putting something into the game YOURSELF. Bedrock can't handle CREATING IT, but it CAN handle IT EXISTING. You put it in Minecraft, Minecraft didn't create it.
Unlike spectator which was added secretly to test it properly, bedrock has always had fully functional custom flat worlds, they just refuse to add it in the world create menu.
I am a bedrock player and before the caves and cliffs update you could actually customize superflat worlds in game just like java (but easier) but they removed customization from bedrock during the update for some reason.
@@cyanaxo only in the form of last gen (xbox one minecraft) or porting from java, so it's fair some of these people don't know about it, thankful I did my main world is 228 blocks of ocean in height, got a whole city down there rapture style
@@Wertyman3333 yeah, the console editions had custom super flat like java edition, but then 4J studios left mojang, so every version other than java edition merged into bedrock edition, removing the custom superflat option and the minigames. now the console edition is no different from the pocket edition, since theyre both bedrock edition now
this reminds me of my favorite feature that they took out of java forever ago when you could totally customize everything in a world. I used to make hardcore worlds that had insane mountains and stuff like that and then change it so all of the overworld oceans/lakes/rivers became lava instead and tried to survive that way and make a cool world out of it. I miss that so much. you could even change how often things like diamonds spawned and what level they spawned at so instead of having coal everywhere it was diamonds in a survival world instead of being in creative. it was novel but fun to mess with. does anyone else remember this ? also if anyone knows the last version of java this was in i wanna know so i can go back and play it again.
Bedrocks older editions like Xbox edition ps4 edition and so on, used to let you do this. Before they turned migrated, all the editions for different consoles on one platform
I feel the best way to go about adding it would give you 4 inputs blocks which could use a stripped down version of the creative menu without items and inputs for starting y coordinates with the option to add more layers (within a reasonable limit) and could be in the basic world settings or the advanced settings menu
I would like the create a world that’s entirely underground with no surface except maybe ocean islands. But I don’t think that would be possible since it needs multiple biomes in a specific order.
It doesn't make sense why Mojang can't make the custom super flat world creator accessible for bedrock. 4J Studios made it a feature for their old console edition ports so it's not like this is something that would take a lot of effort to implement into the base game.
Now the real question is... Will the next toycat challenge video be beating Minecraft on a deep dark only world? In theory the non village strongholds should still generate, although you'd probably want to load one up and use the locate command just to confirm that.
YES i do hope they'll add that too. you could have it include lakes and lava lakes and trees. and then maybe compared to this 100% flat there could also be like a 99% flat and 95% flat setting, so you can get some level of variation by a few blocks' height, depending on where you are at.
Or for that matter you could just make it a slider feature for four separate seed generators. I remember PS4/XB1 edition had Amplified Worlds where you'd get bigger mountains and caves. I think they could have choices of Amplified, Classic, Flat or Fully Flat On top of all the tweakable settings of like, adjusting structures and features on the surface. and then an "Experiment Mode" where you can take the seed and turn it into whatever block or biome you want. Just imagine that
Funny to me because I played console edition, where custom superflat was fully supported, you could genuinely make it water from bedrock to build height. Anything you wanted. It was beautiful.
@@Greenphantom16 No it's not. Bedrock had it until about five years ago when they removed it for no reason. I used to make loads of custom superflats on bedrock and honestly if I'd known back then that they were going to remove the feature I'd have kept the saves.
@@sashascarah6533 I meant it in the sense of it would probably be loads of players first times checking it out and would effectively be a new parity feature.
I already knew that you could generate custom flat worlds by editing the world settings, it's been in the game for a super long time now. However, i did not know that it was possible to generate single biome worlds. Thanks for sharing Toycat!
I used to play Minecraft XBox 360 Edition, where you could easily create your own Custom Superflat world. I'm sad that the feature isn't in Minecraft java or Bedrock, It's was super fun to play around with.
@@lylahsworld3930 yeah I know, it was so cool. Why did they not add that feature into later versions of Minecraft? It was so epic. Of course, there are ways of doing it in Java edition, but it requires typing out long strings to add blocks.
@@doncomputer5931 Yeah, I play on bedrock, and 1 grass layer, 2 dirt layers, and a bedrock layer isn't enough to build bunkers, or basements, or... Dungeons
Trails and Tales should give bedrock the ability to make single biome worlds/custom superflats, etc. What's a better way to tell your own story than by having more options to create your world.
@@moppycat2669 We all need to start calling them out for this and start bothering them about or at least get their attention enough to get them to add this. Because mojang is just being ridiculous about this.😐😑
This is what I use to make my Minecraft games, custom superflats gives me so many options for creating new environments, this is why I haven’t switched yet because of the endless possibilities, if they were to add this, and to add even more stuff to it, it would be perfect!
Dude I played the console edition of the game before it was switched to regular bedrock it had this feature my friends and I used it to make a world where dirt was up to build height when you spawned then we dug to the bottom and blew up a Huge hole
Going back around 5-6 years bedrock HAD customisible superflat world's. You could go through adding layers of blocks so you could go from very bottom to the top 1* Bedrock - 15* stone - 3* dirt - 1* grass ect It also had the option to generate ALL structures so it would spawn in the end portal hidden somewhere on the world as well as villages and mineshafts. It was buggy as hell though if you didn't put enough layers in if you turned on structures as you could have the end portal structure spawn half in half out of the ground or even just floating in the air lol. It definitely wouldn't be difficult to add it back in.
This is gonna be like when we discovered spectator, isn't it... We discover that it's already in the code and then boom look at that they properly announce the feature
This is not a discovery. It has been in the game's code for ages. A lot of people have used NBT editors to create superflat worlds (myself included) since Better Together update, if not earlier. Still, it's pretty boring, because you can't place features such as structures and deco, and you can't assign a unique biomemap to the generator.
MY UPDATE IDEA: The Birds and Herbs Update Bro get this right More bird variants to make every forest more lively Which that itself could bring new items and maybe foods of some sort Also add herbs on the ground just like grass, though probably less often, like basil or rosemary Maybe add more foods, or more stews, where you can customize the stew with certain herbs, and having a stew with a specific herb might help heal you in some way, most likely less powerful than potions though as they'd be easier to attain Not only this they could go add other things aswell Maybe a new tree or even a whole new biome, maybe a biome that would fit birds quite well possibly like the jungle Add some more crops aswell I suppose it is a bit dry having only two main features for a whole update but I think birds chirping would greatly increase the liveliness of the game, and I think herbs would be an expansive feature for which they could add more in the future, I really like the idea of certain foods having positive healing affects on players similar to potions, it's something done in real life often sick have chicken noodle soup, and though we probably won't have that specifically lol, we can still have many more things But to be honest we definitely need a villager trading update to balance the game again Along with maybe some ores? We waited how long for a huge cave transformation yet they couldn't just add a few ores?😭 I like this update but I really feel like some of the features are unneeded whereas the ores and trading systems would greatly benefit the game
I can already do this with Blocktopogragh. Where I cam create custom flat worlds although the app has stopped updating so I can only do it with 1.16 blocks and below. I can also do single biome world with NBT Editor where I add a biome in Biome Override. I even have a tutorial in my channel about it. Although the thing I wanted the most as a Minecraft builder is Large Biome in Bedrock Edition.
Im a OG bedrock player but just a couple months ago I got java and I can say that bedrock did have the super flat edit thingy but it got removed but it was really easy too use on bedrock and the single biome was never a thing for bedrock, But there was also the "Old" world type which made the world only generate a couple chunks with "invisible bedrock" around it which was like barriers but you can't pass it at all, But that also got removed.
Yeah xbox 360 had it where you could adjust the block your world was mad of and even let you make layers and enable/disable spawns like villages strongholds lakes caves and other structures, woulda been nice for minecraft today for people who don’t want the mansions or portals everywhere
I miss custom superflats, in xbox one edition, i was able to make the custom superflats, but that version is now outdated... And i have to use bedrock now.
For Ps4 Players like me I have my own technique for superflat. I can just go to the menu, click editions which will load up legacy edition, create the world then head back to my main ps4 edition and scroll down the worlds list and I can access ‘old worlds’ which is just my legacy worlds. Idk if this will help anyone but hey it exists
youre wrong and exaggerating with your numbers, not only does bedrock have lots of players, but this tutorial also works for mobile. and with some slight adjusting it also works on xbox, which is also a console
It's worth noting that single biome generation actually doesn't work like that in Java, It's not even half as functional. If you tried making a warped forest world in Java you would just get empty plains with nether particles and the occasional structure, no netherrack or warped trees or anything. So, neither version really has this feature. Java had the UI to access it, but it doesn't actually work for nether or end biomes. The overworld of a lush cave world looks really cool, though.
That is because in Java, the base stone and fluid are placed by the dimension, not the biome. Since the Nether biome features expect to generate on Netherrack, they don't show up since the Overworld's base stone is Stone.
This is actually wrong. Minecraft: Xbox One edition DID have super flat options with customisation gestures, and this can still be accessed today if you still own the original version, so technically bedrock did have super flat already, it was just never transferred into the updated version (there are two versions of Minecraft for Xbox One).
That edition was not the bedrock edition, the edition youre talking about is the legacy edition made by 4J that included the Xbox 360, PS3, Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo Switch. After the Legacy Edition came the Bedrock Edition that we know today that basically "removed" these things. (Basically hid them, cuz they seem to still work)
@@zzahkaboom24-gaming I know but in regards to how the video was phrased, it was being made out that consoles have never had the super flat option. And “bedrock edition”, without being technical, is a colloquial term nowadays for “Console edition”, which many years ago was regarded as the legacy edition.
I distinctly remember the time I switched from console to bedrock and figured out there were no custom worlds or tutorials, I was, and am, disappointed
The link is now in the description and here for those who want to try this out! → superflat.crackedmagnet.com
Huge credit to @crackedmagnet for making this amazing tool to access the hidden feature of Bedrock Edition! :)
Nice thank you
You do great work Harrison!
How Do You Do It On Mobile? I tried doing this but I wasn't able too....
@@JJVPlayz090 I’m not sure about Android but if you’re on iOS, once you’ve configured the world type you want from the website and downloaded the world, open the Files app on your iOS device, go to your downloads folder and then drag the .mcworld file from the downloads folder and move it to On My iPhone/iPad > Minecraft > games > com.mojang > minecraftWorlds. Then once it’s in this folder, click on the .mcworld file and it should open Minecraft automatically and import the world.
Something to note: achievements are enabled. You can get biome-specific ones easier with this. This might be helpful if you'd like to get 100% of the achievements.
This seems like such a simple feature for them to add to the new UI, especially since they just remade the Create New World screen! However of course (as mentioned in the video) there's a lot of work that goes into adding UI, for example it needs to be translated into every language the game supports. Hopefully they add it soon, though.
Minecraft is crowd translated :D
Why did you stop uploading ☹️
Not to mention the testing. There is some really weird things that can happen when you use some blocks in the super flat. Like a layer of furnaces on top will interpret placing a block as an interaction, but the flat world generator doesn't seem to generate the block entities, so trying to place a block without couching does nothing. Although looking at the video, chunks reloaded after they were generated seem to have their block entities, or at least the skulk sensors...
Well have u forgotten we're in bedrock
They wont add it ever
Yes
These settings are bedrock because they were in legacy console… meaning even though they’re gone, 4J are still giving us gifts. Forever thankful to them
Wasn't Bedrock made in scratch? Because of it's entirely different to programming language?
@@AyaanThe0ne i believe both are in c++ but yea different code base. Although he is right as you were able to load console edition worlds in bedrock meaning that bedrock needed to maintain some form of compatibility
@@AyaanThe0ne and i assume you mean bedrock was made from scratch as i don't think bedrock was made in the kids block programing language
@Brendon Bone I think they meant that the game was redone from scratch (like from the beginning)
@@certifiedcretin You are correct, my friend, I was talking about Scratch. It's a very hard programming language to use. I'm surprised they pulled it off.
I think the reason all those suboptions exist was so that custom superflats generated in the legacy console versions would continue to generate the same even after being moved to bedrock. Not holding onto hope that bedrock will get official custom superflats, sadly, but at least it’s possible in some way
Edit: i had not watched the entire video
It's literally exactly the same situation tho you can just make it on computer then port it over if u want, I commend them for having old superflats be supported in this capacity but only that, and even then it probably won't be forever
Mojang could've still added it (they are just being lazy)
Maybe bedrock will finally get custom world settings like amplified and superflat soon
superflat already exists wdym
@@kosovoisserbia448I think they menu the super flat presets
@@kosovoisserbia448 superflat with structures like village on java? maybe
mojang staff said that they wanted to add amplified in 2018... of course, mojang being mojang completely forgot about that idea
@@potatofu oh
custom super flats were on bedrock a long time ago, but they removed them for some reason. but this whole time you have been able to make one on Xbox if you just had the old Minecraft Xbox 1 edition
edit: they also had amplified worlds but the amplified only generated from as far as you explored before going off of Xbox 1 edition to the new normal one
was about to make this comment... I could've sworn I was able to make custom superflats as well as amplified worlds on the old PS4 edition - guess my memory hadn't actually failed me!
@@cornguzzler8573 yup you’re correct on the legacy versions both are available and aren’t in bedrock for some reason.
Whenever I need custom superflat I go on the editions mode on ps4 then port it over
@@ethzzexists dang you still have the button? Lucky.
@@dvmyzd yeah, I never understood because I used to think everyone had it
It really sucks how Bedrock is entirely focused on developing new gameplay features and pushing the Marketplace, whereas Java Edition is still adding new features whilst also improving some nicher features too.
The last tweak to fix that parity between Java and bedrock, we need:
-Custom superflats
-Make all the things in the market place FREE. Or remove the marketplace. else they can add it for java
@@some_dude_in_the_internetwhy should marketplace stuff be free?
That would nuke it by stripping the only reason for new content to be added.
An option to hide it entirely would be much nicer.
I don't see why people hate it so much, just ignore it.
@@AurumFaber we hate it because since it exists and is all about money, Microsoft only focuses on the marketplace instead of the actual game.
@@AurumFaber Minecraft java casually sitting on the corner with all their free texture packs and mods
@@some_dude_in_the_internet Minecraft bedrock also has plenty of free stuff. Its just that there is also paid stuff but it is entirely optional.
Hopefully, Custom World options will come to Bedrock soon. 🙏
Wasn't custom worlds removed from Java some time ago, and then readded as some data pack only thing?
Edit: Wait never mind just relised the original comment was refering to stuff like amplified and large biomes, the thing I was thinking about was the literal customized option that used to before 1.13 appear alongside those options
@@IDKisReal2401 no?
@@IDKisReal2401 No?
@@IDKisReal2401 Nope, Java still have customs worlds settings.
@@IDKisReal2401 No. ._.
I just want a way to make superflat worlds generate biomes like a regular world, so you can actually play survival on them 🤩
You mean structures? You don’t need multiple biomes for superflat survival
@@cement_eaterno I think they mean themed worlds
@@thumtak_ themed?
@@cement_eater like one biome for the entire world
@@thumtak_no she means multiple biomes
I've been waiting for someone to put together a website for it. I used to create my own by editing the text file manually but it was a pain, so I'm glad someone finally put together a tool.
I suspect there have probably been websites for custom superflats since custom superflats came out, since it’s something I’d except would be in high demand. But I’ve only really ever played bedrock so I don’t actually know.
And I just realized you meant bedrock superflats, not Java. My bad.
Toycat: It's already in Bedrock Edition
Also Toycat: *So all you need to do is edit the world files...*
Editing the world files is putting something into the game YOURSELF. Bedrock can't handle CREATING IT, but it CAN handle IT EXISTING. You put it in Minecraft, Minecraft didn't create it.
Isn't bedrock generating the rest of the world tho?
@@webaccount167 Smh
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I hope this ends up like spectator mode, where people found it hidden in the game and then they had to end up adding it in the end
They did not "have" to do anything. They added it, it got leaked. The end goal was to add it
Unlike spectator which was added secretly to test it properly, bedrock has always had fully functional custom flat worlds, they just refuse to add it in the world create menu.
@@UltraAryan10 👍
@@UltraAryan10 Then since mojang refuses to add it they're basically being a little bit lazy
well they have added spectator mode now, so maybe one day they will add this
I am a bedrock player and before the caves and cliffs update you could actually customize superflat worlds in game just like java (but easier) but they removed customization from bedrock during the update for some reason.
Why?!
Can u show at least a screen shot or video about it?
@@T.U.P.Y.0theres no way to post that in youtube dude
@@lucas_vstheworld" in your channel"
@@T.U.P.Y.0 wtf would i do that to just prove it to you
I've got to try this! I'm so glad I just got Bedrock recently after playing Java MC since 2012. Big salmon version and flatworld challenge!
If you've actually played since, 2012, you'd know that custom superflat has been around since 2012
@@cyanaxo only in the form of last gen (xbox one minecraft) or porting from java, so it's fair some of these people don't know about it, thankful I did my main world is 228 blocks of ocean in height, got a whole city down there rapture style
@@imonke5303 I like bioshock.
The fact that Nether biomes actually have proper ground instead of just grass.
Xbox 360 had custom super flat
And ps4
Wait what?
@@Wertyman3333 yeah, the console editions had custom super flat like java edition, but then 4J studios left mojang, so every version other than java edition merged into bedrock edition, removing the custom superflat option and the minigames.
now the console edition is no different from the pocket edition, since theyre both bedrock edition now
I remember- way back in ny peak gaming days
I remember that, I don't know why they don't allow it on anything else though
this reminds me of my favorite feature that they took out of java forever ago when you could totally customize everything in a world. I used to make hardcore worlds that had insane mountains and stuff like that and then change it so all of the overworld oceans/lakes/rivers became lava instead and tried to survive that way and make a cool world out of it. I miss that so much. you could even change how often things like diamonds spawned and what level they spawned at so instead of having coal everywhere it was diamonds in a survival world instead of being in creative. it was novel but fun to mess with. does anyone else remember this ? also if anyone knows the last version of java this was in i wanna know so i can go back and play it again.
They removed it in 1.13. the latest version that has it is 1.12.2.
@@RationalFunction I thought it was removed in 18w06a and accessible in 18w05a.
@@pineapplewhatever5906 and it never came back...
This used to be possible in bedrock over 5 years ago in the editions version but after that it became lost :(
18:39 The regular piglin turned into zombie ones because the dimension was overworld, even though the biome is nether.
Bedrocks older editions like Xbox edition ps4 edition and so on, used to let you do this. Before they turned migrated, all the editions for different consoles on one platform
I miss the old legacy editions. So much nostalgia comes from it
If you play on Console, they promised us to bring over all features over years ago This is one of them in this community should be talking about it.
*laughs in legacy edition*
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Its almost perfect. The only thing missing is structures on superflat.
I feel the best way to go about adding it would give you 4 inputs
blocks which could use a stripped down version of the creative menu without items and inputs for starting y coordinates with the option to add more layers (within a reasonable limit) and could be in the basic world settings or the advanced settings menu
Mangrove roots are very useful for me since I build a lot of spooky houses so I can use them as dead leaf bushes and it looks so cool
You could kinda do that before since if you open a custom superflat from the legacy console edition it would continue to generate the same terrain
I would like the create a world that’s entirely underground with no surface except maybe ocean islands. But I don’t think that would be possible since it needs multiple biomes in a specific order.
Skip to 2:52 for how to do it
The nostalgia. I remember watching your old custom superflat streams.
About time, superflat worlds were possible to create on bedrock since 2017 with NBT editing, but only now are we finally getting the GUI for em
It doesn't make sense why Mojang can't make the custom super flat world creator accessible for bedrock. 4J Studios made it a feature for their old console edition ports so it's not like this is something that would take a lot of effort to implement into the base game.
No links on either his channel or your description to the website in question? That's kind of sus...
Sleep in neither biome🙏🐱
Now the real question is... Will the next toycat challenge video be beating Minecraft on a deep dark only world? In theory the non village strongholds should still generate, although you'd probably want to load one up and use the locate command just to confirm that.
hey, do structures generate in custom superflat?
OMG I LOVE UR SEED
I really hope they get around to adding custom superflats properly to bedrock edition soon. Every edition has it besides bedrock edition.
Love how you could customize super flats with ease on 360 edition, and structures spawned as well
YES i do hope they'll add that too. you could have it include lakes and lava lakes and trees. and then maybe compared to this 100% flat there could also be like a 99% flat and 95% flat setting, so you can get some level of variation by a few blocks' height, depending on where you are at.
Or for that matter you could just make it a slider feature for four separate seed generators.
I remember PS4/XB1 edition had Amplified Worlds where you'd get bigger mountains and caves. I think they could have choices of Amplified, Classic, Flat or Fully Flat
On top of all the tweakable settings of like, adjusting structures and features on the surface. and then an "Experiment Mode" where you can take the seed and turn it into whatever block or biome you want.
Just imagine that
Why does Microsoft want to mock us everywhere possible
You say we never had this, but we had custom superflats back in the aquatic update and that
I don't know why they got rid of it it was so good
Funny to me because I played console edition, where custom superflat was fully supported, you could genuinely make it water from bedrock to build height. Anything you wanted. It was beautiful.
Its mad how stuff thats existed in legacy edition for years and years is only being added back to bedrock now
interest fact that Bedrock edition is a updated port of what it used to be called Pocket Edition
I love how people are now treating custom superflat as this new and exciting feature, even though it's been around since 2012
It's new to bedrock java has had this for year's.
@@Greenphantom16 No it's not. Bedrock had it until about five years ago when they removed it for no reason.
I used to make loads of custom superflats on bedrock and honestly if I'd known back then that they were going to remove the feature I'd have kept the saves.
@@sashascarah6533 I meant it in the sense of it would probably be loads of players first times checking it out and would effectively be a new parity feature.
I already knew that you could generate custom flat worlds by editing the world settings, it's been in the game for a super long time now. However, i did not know that it was possible to generate single biome worlds. Thanks for sharing Toycat!
i remember it was so easy to customize in legacy edition
I have been able to do this for quite some time. On a phone. I just use blocktopgrap to edit the world data to create my own super flat world.
I used to play Minecraft XBox 360 Edition, where you could easily create your own Custom Superflat world. I'm sad that the feature isn't in Minecraft java or Bedrock, It's was super fun to play around with.
Yeah, I used to play on the PlayStation TV and I could change the layers
@@lylahsworld3930 yeah I know, it was so cool. Why did they not add that feature into later versions of Minecraft? It was so epic. Of course, there are ways of doing it in Java edition, but it requires typing out long strings to add blocks.
@@doncomputer5931 Yeah, I play on bedrock, and 1 grass layer, 2 dirt layers, and a bedrock layer isn't enough to build bunkers, or basements, or... Dungeons
i remember making custom superflat worlds on the old console edition, it was fun what you could do with it
Trails and Tales should give bedrock the ability to make single biome worlds/custom superflats, etc.
What's a better way to tell your own story than by having more options to create your world.
Ong too much mojang is never gonna listen to us
@@moppycat2669 We all need to start calling them out for this and start bothering them about or at least get their attention enough to get them to add this. Because mojang is just being ridiculous about this.😐😑
"Minecraft has now turned into Big Salmon Edition!"
I Laughed So Hard At That Part.
Big salmon reference FTW. That never gets old. Bedrock is clearly superior.
finally! i used to make these in console edition and then import it to new minecraft and yes it works
I thought i was subbed for years bruh i just subbed
I’m glad this is back as I loved the customization of it back on xbox one edition.
Everybody needs sculk sensors, they're essential
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@@Lumberjack_king nerd detected🤓
Cracked Magnet did amazing, super fun to play with!
This is what I use to make my Minecraft games, custom superflats gives me so many options for creating new environments, this is why I haven’t switched yet because of the endless possibilities, if they were to add this, and to add even more stuff to it, it would be perfect!
Dude I played the console edition of the game before it was switched to regular bedrock it had this feature my friends and I used it to make a world where dirt was up to build height when you spawned then we dug to the bottom and blew up a Huge hole
there used to be superflat in bedrock...
there is
Going back around 5-6 years bedrock HAD customisible superflat world's.
You could go through adding layers of blocks so you could go from very bottom to the top
1* Bedrock - 15* stone - 3* dirt - 1* grass ect
It also had the option to generate ALL structures so it would spawn in the end portal hidden somewhere on the world as well as villages and mineshafts.
It was buggy as hell though if you didn't put enough layers in if you turned on structures as you could have the end portal structure spawn half in half out of the ground or even just floating in the air lol.
It definitely wouldn't be difficult to add it back in.
Bedrock or Legacy Console?
Dude, it was called "console edition", it wasnt bedrock.
This is gonna be like when we discovered spectator, isn't it...
We discover that it's already in the code and then boom look at that they properly announce the feature
We have discovered this feature for many years now, I don't think they're gonna announce it now.
@@ManosSefwsp herobrine
This is not a discovery. It has been in the game's code for ages. A lot of people have used NBT editors to create superflat worlds (myself included) since Better Together update, if not earlier. Still, it's pretty boring, because you can't place features such as structures and deco, and you can't assign a unique biomemap to the generator.
Do you know whats funny this was an actual feture on ps3.
It was on ps4 for years until the whole game got reworked
The water and lava combination is like drinking water after eating ramen
MY UPDATE IDEA:
The Birds and Herbs Update
Bro get this right
More bird variants to make every forest more lively
Which that itself could bring new items and maybe foods of some sort
Also add herbs on the ground just like grass, though probably less often, like basil or rosemary
Maybe add more foods, or more stews, where you can customize the stew with certain herbs, and having a stew with a specific herb might help heal you in some way, most likely less powerful than potions though as they'd be easier to attain
Not only this they could go add other things aswell
Maybe a new tree or even a whole new biome, maybe a biome that would fit birds quite well possibly like the jungle
Add some more crops aswell
I suppose it is a bit dry having only two main features for a whole update but I think birds chirping would greatly increase the liveliness of the game, and I think herbs would be an expansive feature for which they could add more in the future, I really like the idea of certain foods having positive healing affects on players similar to potions, it's something done in real life often sick have chicken noodle soup, and though we probably won't have that specifically lol, we can still have many more things
But to be honest we definitely need a villager trading update to balance the game again
Along with maybe some ores?
We waited how long for a huge cave transformation yet they couldn't just add a few ores?😭
I like this update but I really feel like some of the features are unneeded whereas the ores and trading systems would greatly benefit the game
I can already do this with Blocktopogragh. Where I cam create custom flat worlds although the app has stopped updating so I can only do it with 1.16 blocks and below. I can also do single biome world with NBT Editor where I add a biome in Biome Override. I even have a tutorial in my channel about it. Although the thing I wanted the most as a Minecraft builder is Large Biome in Bedrock Edition.
It was (and still is) already in console edition lol. Just make a custom superflat in xbox or playstation and port it to bedrock (xbox only)
Bro never delete his world's
And owns 268 worlds 💀
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE PUT THE LINK
It’s the pinned comment
Im a OG bedrock player but just a couple months ago I got java and I can say that bedrock did have the super flat edit thingy but it got removed but it was really easy too use on bedrock and the single biome was never a thing for bedrock, But there was also the "Old" world type which made the world only generate a couple chunks with "invisible bedrock" around it which was like barriers but you can't pass it at all, But that also got removed.
link?
I’ve been waiting for this feature for years!!! I’m excited to try it out.
This feature has existed for years however, albeit hidden
Didn’t console editions have this?
Yeah xbox 360 had it where you could adjust the block your world was mad of and even let you make layers and enable/disable spawns like villages strongholds lakes caves and other structures, woulda been nice for minecraft today for people who don’t want the mansions or portals everywhere
Only took them 10 years now we want our horses in boats and off hand, maps with banners.
Link to the website?
I'm wondering too
I miss this from back on Xbox360 Edition
1:38 bedrock has a different hot bar
He used classic hot bar, you can change it in setting
@@Обортышьye
Depends on the device. I’m on iPad and it looks like that that is bedrock
Put pressure plates as first level and second that
yo website link
I miss custom superflats, in xbox one edition, i was able to make the custom superflats, but that version is now outdated... And i have to use bedrock now.
holy crap
For Ps4 Players like me I have my own technique for superflat. I can just go to the menu, click editions which will load up legacy edition, create the world then head back to my main ps4 edition and scroll down the worlds list and I can access ‘old worlds’ which is just my legacy worlds.
Idk if this will help anyone but hey it exists
Console players: 😢
except for xbox
@@hueblitzz yeah
2:31 Its simulation distance, where blocks will always update
0.001% of bedrock players play on PC this is a waste of a video for us console players.
youre wrong and exaggerating with your numbers, not only does bedrock have lots of players, but this tutorial also works for mobile. and with some slight adjusting it also works on xbox, which is also a console
@@zzahkaboom24-gaming I myself play bedrock on PC but I've switched to console recently. Let's be real on PC everyone plays Java not bedrock
@@TheEGames youre wrong. not everyone plays java on PC
My ass, only Legacy version of Minecraft had costume Superflats
DAMNN
It's worth noting that single biome generation actually doesn't work like that in Java, It's not even half as functional. If you tried making a warped forest world in Java you would just get empty plains with nether particles and the occasional structure, no netherrack or warped trees or anything.
So, neither version really has this feature. Java had the UI to access it, but it doesn't actually work for nether or end biomes. The overworld of a lush cave world looks really cool, though.
That is because in Java, the base stone and fluid are placed by the dimension, not the biome. Since the Nether biome features expect to generate on Netherrack, they don't show up since the Overworld's base stone is Stone.
I could watch Toycat play with these altered worlds for hours
I’m soooo surprised that it works on mobile like there is a option that says open in Minecraft and it automatically adds the world 1000000000/10
Aye, this means we can get those superflat challenges again!
This is actually wrong. Minecraft: Xbox One edition DID have super flat options with customisation gestures, and this can still be accessed today if you still own the original version, so technically bedrock did have super flat already, it was just never transferred into the updated version (there are two versions of Minecraft for Xbox One).
That edition was not the bedrock edition, the edition youre talking about is the legacy edition made by 4J that included the Xbox 360, PS3, Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo Switch. After the Legacy Edition came the Bedrock Edition that we know today that basically "removed" these things. (Basically hid them, cuz they seem to still work)
@@zzahkaboom24-gaming I know but in regards to how the video was phrased, it was being made out that consoles have never had the super flat option. And “bedrock edition”, without being technical, is a colloquial term nowadays for “Console edition”, which many years ago was regarded as the legacy edition.
You wanted the noisiest world? You should have done a layer of skulk sensors and then a layer of skulk shriekers underneath lol. That would be hell
It isn't added in the game/code it is just world generation used like that.
I distinctly remember the time I switched from console to bedrock and figured out there were no custom worlds or tutorials, I was, and am, disappointed
Mojang neglects bedrock compared to Java. Java gets updates faster, they get more and better command, ect, ect, ect...
It USED to be in Bedrock, it was DEVESTATING when it was removed.
This used to be available on the PS3 which is the only reason i don't like the PS4 minecraft, because we cant do it anymore.
This is super cool, I’m guessing it doesn’t work on Xbox edition which is very sad. But still cool that it could be possible.
Finally after years of waiting
3:17 Old world crying rn
On older versions (or just 3ds idk) there were large, medium and small worlds
how did he manage to make a 3 minute topic into a 20 minute video💀