- Minecraft Inventory Editor
- Minecraft Inventory Editor 1.12
- Minecraft Inventory Editing
- Minecraft Inventory Editor 1.12.2
I'm on insta rn 📷: Try to 'Like' this video 10 times in 1 second!Mod Forum Page:http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/140. Minecraft Inventory Editor 1.3.2 Cooking Apprenticeship Programs Bc Here is some informations about INVedit – Minecraft Inventory Editor for Minecraft Frostburn that you can need before download it Screenshot: INVedit is the (more like “some kind of”) successor of NBTedit.
Small table I made that allows you to edit Items. These edits are permanent.NOTE: OUTDATED AND I'M NO LONGER KEEPING IT UPDATED
WHAT YOU CAN EDIT:Dungeons.CT = MS Store Version (Build: 1.6.0.0_4983486)
Dungeons-Win64-Shipping.CT = Launcher Version (Build: 1.6.0.0_4983486)
NOTE: OUTDATED AND I'M NO LONGER KEEPING IT UPDATED
Minecraft Inventory Editor
Thanks to XinPeriF for the updated Item and Skill ID List.How to use this cheat table?
- Install Cheat Engine
- Double-click the .CT file in order to open it.
- Click the PC icon in Cheat Engine in order to select the game process.
- Keep the list.
- Activate the trainer options by checking boxes or setting values from 0 to 1
Author: copyboy ❘ September 9, 2016 ❘ 191,094 views
Here is some informations about INVedit – Minecraft Inventory Editor for Minecraft Frostburn that you can need before download it
Screenshot:
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.
Features:
Minecraft Inventory Editor 1.12
- Add, edit and remove enchantments on items.
It is possible to give any item any enchantment with any level. - Edit books. This includes title, author, content and whether it's “signed”.
- Loads blocks and items from the enclosed files.
This means anyone is able to update INVedit themselves, add items from mods, etc. - 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.
You can move items between tabs. - Quick load and save.
- Automatic updating.
INVedit usually is forward-compatible with new versions of Minecraft, new items will just be missing.
You will need the .NET Framework 4.0 (Client Profile) to run this – you usually have this already installed. 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.