WorldBinder Alpha V2

WorldBinder Alpha V2 is the second public Alpha release and a major stability, export and UI polish update.

This release focuses on making exported worlds more reliable across target Minecraft versions, improving the HotCache-first capture workflow, polishing the F9 Control Center and preparing the project for wider public testing.

Highlights

• Improved target-version-aware world export
• Fixed world exports that could previously load as empty in several target versions
• Improved entity export compatibility across newer and older target versions
• Fixed gamerule handling for modern and legacy export layouts
• Added cleaner Alpha V2 documentation and legal usage notes
• Improved F9 Control Center responsiveness and scrolling behavior
• Improved F10 chunk map readability, coverage display and chunk tooltips
• Added clearer target output version information in capture and settings flows
• Removed duplicate resource pack export folders; exports now use root-level resources.zip
• Updated About and documentation with GitHub feedback and bug-report links

Important Alpha Notice

WorldBinder is still an Alpha project.

Exports may still differ from the original server-side world depending on what the client received, server setup, custom content, resource packs, entities, dimensions and the selected target output version.

Use WorldBinder only on worlds, maps, builds or servers that you own, administer, created yourself, or where you have explicit permission. You are responsible for how exported data is used.

Feedback and Bug Reports

Please report bugs, ideas and feedback here:

• Repository: https://github.com/Philiipp06/WorldBinder
• Issues: https://github.com/Philiipp06/WorldBinder/issues

Useful bug reports include:

• Minecraft version
• WorldBinder version
• Selected target output version
• What was captured
• What went wrong
• Screenshots, logs or exported test worlds if possible

Release Status

This release is intended for public testing and feedback.

WorldBinder Alpha V2 is more stable than Alpha 1, but it is still not considered a final/stable release.