00:00Step 1. Locate the zip file on your computer that you want to import into Minecraft.
00:04This is usually a world save, a resource pack, or a behavior add-on pack.
00:08Step 2. Extract the zip file if required.
00:11If it's a world save, make sure to extract the contents so you have a regular folder containing files like
00:15level.dat
00:16rather than keeping it compressed as a .zip.
00:19Note, resource packs and behavior packs can sometimes stay zipped depending on the version and platform,
00:24but worlds always need extraction.
00:26Step 3. Open the Minecraft folder by pressing Win plus R on Windows, typing, and hitting Enter.
00:32On a Mac, look in Library Application Support Minecraft.
00:35Step 4. Navigate to the correct subfolder depending on what you're importing.
00:39For worlds, open the saves folder.
00:42For texture resource packs, open the resource packs folder.
00:45New mods. Java Edition. Open the mods folder.
00:48Step 5. Paste your extracted folder or file directly into that specific subfolder.
00:53Step 6. Launch Minecraft and verify that your imported world or pack appears in your
00:58single-player world list or resource pack menu.
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