Minecraft – Villages on “Old” Worlds

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I have the iPod 4th generation so I can't use "infinite" worlds. Are you still able to get villages on the "old" world? If you can, do you know any seeds that have villages on the "old" world?

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Yes, you can find villages on old worlds, and any 'new' randomly generated terrain features as well. This happens with any 'old' world that is updated to use the newest/a new Minecraft build that includes new features.

What will happen is, your old chunks that have already been loaded will remain as they are, but any new chunks, such as ones you find while exploring beyond the limits of your old world, have a chance of spawning any number of new things from the latest update.

Note that you won't find any of these things in the old chunks you've already explored - you need to explore new regions in order to find new features. This doesn't affect mob spawning - new mobs can spawn anywhere in an old world.

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Edit: Anything downloaded from the internet and saved to the camera roll retains its format, so .png stay as a .png, while anything taken from the camera is saved as a .jpeg.

The bug however, is caused when the game tries to access the file system. As iOS 6 does not support copying files from the camera roll to an app's sandboxed directory, Minecraft Pocket Edition thus comes up with the "This is not a skin, silly." which is a generic error.

Note: The error in-game does not specify the cause, but the inferred cause would be "file not found".

For now, all you can do is wait...

As for Facebook, for example able to use an image (or multiple images) from the camera roll - That's due to the image not being saved to disk, but instead, transmitted; loaded to memory and then uploaded through the same method Safari does so.

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.../[Minecraft PE]/Documents/game/com.mojang/minecraftpe/
And name it: custom.png.

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