INVedit Advanced Minecraft Inventory Editor
INVedit is the (more like "some kind of") successor of NBTedit. With it you can create your own porta- wait, wrong game. You can use it to edit your inventory both Singleplayer and Multiplayer, if you're the server host.
Here's some screeny of a regular game inventory opened in INVedit:
Here's a list of features:
- Loads blocks from the enclosed files (items.txt and the .pngs).
- Groups for faster access of individual blocks.
- Search box lets you filter items.
- If possible, displays item damage as bar.
- Stacks items almost like in the game itself.
- Tabs for editing multiple inventories simultaneously.
- Moving items from one tab to another is possible.
- Quick load and save.
- Automatic updating.
But wait, there's more! Please ..
- .. read the tutorial below if you have problems, before asking.
- .. keep in mind that you can only edit your INVENTORY with this.
Download: Version 0.9.15 for Minecraft Beta 1.8
INVedit usually is forward-compatible with new versions of Minecraft, new items will just be missing.
Common problems
AVG says this is Adware/Spyware
It's called a false positive. It seems like only AVG has this problem, any other antivirus programs are fine with INVedit. However, this is your decision. There are alternatives for editing inventories, so go check them out.
Error messages "The application has failed to initialize properly (0xc0000135)"
and "Unable to find a version of the runtime to run this application"
and "Could not load file or assembly 'System.Core [...]' or one of its dependecies."
and many more weird error messages:
Make sure you have .NET 3.5 (link below) installed and working correctly. .NET 4.0 doesn't do the job. If you're not sure, try to reinstall or repair it. If that doesn't fix it, please send me a PM.
Error message "Couldn't find NBT.dll":
Some people seem to have problems extracting the program correctly. Here is what to do:
If you open the .zip file there should one folder inside called "INVedit". You have to extract the full folder and not just start the .exe within it. If you do that, only the .exe gets extracted temporarily and it won't be able to find the other needed files. Just drag the folder onto your desktop or personal folder, then you can proceed as usual.
Error message "Failed to parse column ITEMS at line 235 in file items.txt":
Automatic updating was broken. Old versions are having problems updating the .exe. If you try to do it anyway, the next time you start a message box will pop displaying the above error and the first group will be missing. To fix this, just redownload it.
Error message "System.IO.InvalidDataException: The magic number in GZip header is not correct. [...]":
Make sure your world file isn't corrupted, and that you are actually opening a valid Minecraft file.
Error message "Can't find Inventory tag":
This shows up if you're trying to edit a level.dat of a multiplayer world, as the inventories get stored in seperate player files (you can open these with INVedit). It rarely happens on new worlds, where no inventory has been saved yet. Pick up a random item ingame and quit.
Changes do not appear in the world:
Make sure you quit the world before editing the inventory in it.
If you have Aethermod installed, you have to manually save to aether.dat.
Again, before asking any questions, also read the tutorial post below.
It usually will help you with your first steps and shows you some more features and how everything works.
You can find the .NET Framework 3.5 for Windows [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...](full download) or [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]. May also work with Mono or Wine on Linux and Mac, but there is no guarantee or support. If you're an unexperienced Mac or Ubuntu user, this is probably not the right tool for you. There are a few unofficial tutorials on how to do it, but I really suggest using a different tool or mod.
