This folder contains the .jar recordsdata, sound, music, resource packs, personal options, worlds, etc.
Contents
1 Locating .minecraft
2 .minecraft file hierarchy
3 History
four References
Locating .minecraft[]
Below is a table showing the default listing for .minecraft.
Locating the .minecraft folder can be important for putting in a resource pack or to locate any made screenshots.
The Windows location within the table above is just the default case. Launchers can set the .minecraft at any path.
If you are a Home windows consumer and are unfamiliar with how to search out your appdata folder, observe these steps:
1. Click on Start → Run. If Nomad don't see "Run", press ⊞ Windows + R.
2. Kind %APPDATA%\.minecraft and click on "Ok".
If you are a Mac user, you may open the folder through Spotlight:
1. Open Finder and press ⇧ Shift + ⌘ Command + G or open the Highlight popup through the magnifying glass icon on the proper of the Menu Bar.
2. Type ~/Library/Application Assist/minecraft and hit ↵ Enter.
On Linux or macOS, the ~ in the trail refers to the house directory. Folders starting with a . are hidden by default. In most file managers, hitting Ctrl + H toggles their hidden standing. In macOS specifically, since model 10.12 (Sierra), the shortcut ⌘ Command + ⇧ Shift + .