After the transfer is successful, close horizon and eject your USB drive. Open storage and go in your USB drive. Move the Minecraft world you just downloaded to your Xbox storage. Move your profile back to your Xbox storage. Horizon will give you a virus, but there is another option, download Modio 5 and get a.
When you have the map, go into Modio 5 and click 'Open a Save', then choose the file and download it to your account, make sure to have your account and minecraft game on the usb, or it wont work. Please dont say clickbait, it works. A youtube user made a map, but I don't know how to download it.
Download it, and locate it on your desktop. The extracted file should be a. Click and drag this into the large, gray pane of the Horizon program, and a window will appear showing information such as 'Profile ID', 'Display Name', and other pieces of information.
To the right of the gray pane there should be a pane that says "Device Explorer": click on the two little arrows at the top, and it should show the USB pen drive. Double-click the USB pen drive option, and then double-click your profile that should appear. Choose Profile ID. In the large, gray pane a new window should appear with familiar information relating to your profile. On your profile window, highlight the text in the box next to 'Profile ID' and copy it.
Then paste this into the Profile ID text box of the Minecraft map window. Then click Save, Rehash, and Resign at the top of the window orange button. Right at the top-right of the Minecraft map window should be a 'Save to Device' option. Click on this and a dropdown menu will appear; click on the thumb drive that you have configured, and you will transfer the map to the drive. You may be asked to save it again, so click "Okay". Safely remove the thumb drive from the computer and reinsert it into an available USB port on your Xbox Look for the new file present here showing an icon from Minecraft, as well as a thumbnail image of the map.
Select this, and then select Move. Once again you will be shown a list of available devices; select Hard Drive and the map will be transferred. Load up Minecraft and look for the file carrying the name of the download, and load it up. It is likely to be near the bottom of the map list. You will continue from where the original owner left off as if it was your own world. No; you need a PC to make the saves work for your profile, and a flash drive to transfer them. Yes No.
Not Helpful 0 Helpful 2. Go to your app store and buy a map installer, it should work just fine. Try "Maps for Minecraft" or "Master for Minecraft. Not Helpful 3 Helpful 3. Horizon does't work for Mac. Is there any other way to get a map without Horizon? With the better together update, I suggest getting a map from MCPE Master, I have never had any problems with it, and upload it that way. Not Helpful 1 Helpful 1. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered.
It's often better to have a thumb drive with at least 2GB of available storage to ensure it is compatible with the Xbox Most people won't risk a profile or console ban if they know it's not allowed. I think if it's posted in a public domain, it's fair game for public use. People who are proud of what they made should be allowed to share it. I have a server that runs most of the time, even when I'm away, because my friends love my maps and server, and if I leave, so does their game.
This needs to be addressed further and a final verdict rendered as to whether it's truly modding your profile to transfer a map file on a USB drive.
If it's allowed in the PC version, the game developers probably intended it to be allowed for other versions of the game.
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