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Tutorials/How to install a snapshot
Installing snapshots gives us a preview of the upcoming Minecraft version, however a lot of people don't know how to use or install them. Read on to find out.
1.6 to present[edit | edit source]
To install a snapshot in 1.6 and onwards, download the Minecraft launcher. Download link is available on the minecraft.net/download.
By default, you can choose and play release versions of Minecraft, e.g. 1.5.2, 1.6.4, 1.7.2 and so forth. Also available are the development versions for the most recent release, usually only the last snapshot released that week.
To select development versions, follow these steps:
- Create new profile for development versions. Press New Profile button on the launcher. A dialog will open:
- Name it something like 'Snapshots'.
- Check Game Directory and add a folder name to the end of the text beside it (the pathname, most likely starting with "C:\").
- Check Enable experimental development versions("snapshots").
- Choose the snapshot you like to use.
- Then, Save Profile.
Now, you can play both latest release version and development version by switching profiles on the launcher. Keep in mind that Minecraft doesn't care about save data compatibility. You should use a temporary world when you test development builds. (Please note that it is possible to enable snapshots without changing the game directory, however separate game directories are to keep your worlds separated and prevent compatibility issues from destroying your maps.)
If you want to compare with older snapshots, hit Edit Profile on the launcher and choose specific version from Use versions dropdown box.
Video tutorial[edit | edit source]
Snapshots no longer available in the launcher[edit | edit source]
Step 1: Navigate to the specific snapshot page, which can be accessed via the snapshot history page, and download the client version on the right-hand side of the page.
- For the remaining steps, close Minecraft and the launcher.
Step 2: Go to your .minecraft/versions folder:
- Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10:
%appdata%\.minecraft\versions\(Simply put this in your address bar & hit enter)
- Linux:
~/.minecraft/versions/(this folder may be hidden in the "Home" folder)*
- * To unhide files in the 'Home' folder, press Ctrl+H
- Mac OS X:
~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/versions/(this folder may be hidden)
Step 3: Create a folder with the same name as the snapshot, for instance "12w15a" or "14w02a".
1.6 to present[edit | edit source]
Step 4: Move the .jar file that you downloaded into that folder.
Step 5: Download also the .json file from that page into that folder.
Congratulations, you have installed a snapshot!
Pre-1.6[edit | edit source]
Step 4: Move the "minecraft.jar" that you downloaded into that folder, and give it the same name, for instance "12w15a.jar".
Step 5: Create in that folder a .json file with that same name, for instance "12w15a.json", and paste into that file the text from this file.
Step 6: Edit the .json file with a text editor, and change "<Profile Name>" on line 2 to the snapshot name, for instance "12w15a". Also change line 5 where it says "release", to say "snapshot".
Congratulations, you have installed a snapshot!
Warnings[edit | edit source]
Warning 1: Opening existing single player worlds is not without risk: they might become broken or unloadable. If you load the map in the new snapshot & later you downgrade your version of minecraft, the map might contain items that don't exist in that version yet, thus corrupting it. A map can also become corrupt by any bugs in the new snapshot. Don't take any risks: backup your saves! (they are in \.minecraft\saves\)
Warning 2: Minecraft has a tendency of deleting older snapshot folders from the \versions folder when the launcher closes. It is advised to copy the snapshot folder you have just created to a safe location.


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Niall Ferguson: The Geniuses We'll Never KnowRoundup: Historians' Take
Niall Ferguson is a professor of history at Harvard University and a professor of business administration at Harvard Business School. He is also a senior research fellow at Jesus College, Oxford University, and a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University. His latest book, The Ascent of Money: A Financial History of the World, was published in November.
This essay is not about Steve Jobs. It is about the countless individuals with roughly the same combination of talents of whom we've never heard and never will.
Most of the 106 billion people who've ever lived are dead—around 94 percent of them. And most of those dead people were Asian—probably more than 60 percent. And most of those dead Asians were dirt poor. Born into illiterate peasant families enslaved by subsistence agriculture under some or other form of hierarchical government, the Steves of the past never stood a chance.
Chances are, those other Steves didn't make it into their 30s, never mind their mid-50s. An appalling number died in childhood, killed off by afflictions far easier to treat than pancreatic cancer. The ones who made it to adulthood didn't have the option to drop out of college because they never went to college. Even the tiny number of Steves who had the good fortune to rise to the top of premodern societies wasted their entire lives doing calligraphy (which he briefly dabbled in at Reed College). Those who sought to innovate were more likely to be punished than rewarded...
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Bonita Springs residents living in Districts 3 and 5, this is your wake-up call. It is almost time to vote.
Early voting begins Saturday for your election, involving the two city council seats. The general election for the single-member district races is set for Jan. 28.
Yes, it is an unusual voting cycle this year - one of the earliest ever for a Bonita election, but the city faces many important issues this year and key decisions by those on the council.
Our endorsements for the two races:
District 3: Steven Slachta
We see no reason to remove Slachta, who is the incumbent. The city seems to be on the right track for well-paced development. During his first four years, the city was able to widen Bonita Beach Road, a major thoroughfare, and move forward with improvements for old State Road 41 and within the community redevelopment district.
Among the challenges he and the other council members face is the possible redevelopment of DRGR land within the city's boundaries and just east of I-75. Finding the right balance to what needs to be preserved as a water supply area as well as what should be developed will be important for the city, especially the residents' quality of life.
We appreciate his position on improving the water quality before moving forward with increasing the density for properties.
Slachta, 71, told The News-Press editorial board he is is in favor of continued redevelopment of Old 41 Road. "I think by changing the look of Old 41, it will encourage more businesses to come in."
Slachta has been a supporter of the Bonita Springs/Estero Economic Development Council. He is in favor of pushing small business to move into Bonita and does not see the area as prime for large industrial development. We believe he is on the right track. Encouraging small business growth, especially along the major corridors of the city, is important for future development of the city.
Slachta's opponent, Peter Pastore, could serve as the city's historian as well. He is a wealth of information about the city's past and how that past can be best utilized to improve the city's infrastructure and character moving forward. We see him as a valuable resource for the city.
District 5: Joe Wesley Norris
We like Norris' approach to developing the city. He doesn't want to rush into anything that could be potentially damaging to the area. He is for small business growth and believes the economic development council is producing results, pointing to the 300 jobs created according to the EDC's most recent quarterly report.
He believes Estero residents should decide for themselves about incorporation, but he is not opposed to giving up the two-mile buffer, offering the option of annexation to the property owners.
We like his position on growth. He doesn't believe in the one size fits all approach. He wants to build through careful, intelligent planning that takes into account the environment impact. He believes in "light" government and has no interest in the city taking control of the fire district.
He talked of the need for state and federal officials to become more vocal in dealing with the area's water quality issues. We encourage him to be just as active. Local governments must continue to be proactive when it comes to the environment and work with state and federal leaders to find the necessary funds to continue restoration efforts.
Norris, 71, told the editorial board there is a need for a high school in Bonita Springs, possibly in the DRGR area. It is something the school district needs to look at as the city continues to grow, but whether that area is suitable or not will need to be thoroughly discussed. He also does not believe a hospital is needed for the city at this time.
His opponents, Kathleen Walters and Michael Gibson Jr., were equally as passionate over improving the quality of life in the city. Both stressed the importance of improving water quality and making sure the city keeps its small town charm.
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All pictures in this book are made by Isabelle Hattink. She travelled during a month through Japan from Tokyo to Kyoto, Koya-San, Tsumago, Nagasaki, Hiroshima, Beppu and eventually Fukuoka. During this trip she mainly focused on the details of this beautiful country . Those details gaves her the needing inspiration to expend her portfolio of her artwork. Therefore this book is an inspiration for everybody.
I love to make pictures of details from nature, especially flowers and structures. I printed them on large canvas for selling. People can bring nature back in there home with these large pictures.
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