
(However, once a chunk is loaded, the entire vertical section is saved.) For most servers, this is a range of 10 chunks (160 blocks), but it might be more or less depending on the server. World Downloader will only save chunks that you can see - if the game never loads it, it will not be saved. Once you’ve started the download, you need to travel around the world. After that, you may wish to pause again and click the 3 dots next to the download button, allowing you to further configure the download options for that world. If this is your first time using the mod on that server, make sure to chose the appropriate multiworld mode - if the server *only* has 3 worlds (the overworld, nether, and end), multiworld is not needed, but if it has any more worlds or has worlds beyond those official worlds, multiworld is required or you may end up overwriting data from one world with that of another. Join a server, and then pause and select “Download this world”. Additional settings can be changed in the other tabs of the settings window. Instead of connecting to the server itself, connect to localhost in Minecraft to start downloading the world. Enter the server address in the address field and press start.

Save chests and other inventories by opening them.


Mainly, this means that it can be used to backup your creations on a server. World Downloader Mod (1.19.3, 1.18.2) allows saving of a world on a remote server for singleplayer use.
