So, why is this just now a problem? Like I said, with the older version of MCEdit (as in, before Anvil), everything ran perfectly normal. Why would Intel hardware interfere with Anvil and MCEdit in such a way that the only thing that doesn't work is the one thing that I need to have working? (some tools work, some don't)
I had considered using the phrase "been asked a million times," but I hate it whenever people use hyberbole like that. I can tell you are sick of seeing people ask that same question; I hadn't considered that it would be such a widespread problem. How well does the search engine work so that I might seek out my own answers? Will I be able to type in search phrases and immediately come up with the previous times this issue has ben raised? Or will I be filtering through all 346 pages of this thread manually?
EDIT: Let me just add to this. Would buying a new graphics card also allow me to run Minecraft smoothly on fog settings above "Tiny" and "Short"? Or does my computer have other shortcomings that way that I'd have to find a different way to deal with?
Hey, semi-noob here. I just downloaded the latest version for MCEdit (I think; the file I downloaded was posted 11 days ago), and while most of the interface looks and (looks like it) works the same as the last version I had, I'm having some issues. I'm one of those people whose world got blanketed in snow due to one of the massive updates earlier this year. So after I've changed my biomes so the snow won't come back (with Biome Painter), I've loaded up MCEdit to delete all the snow.
So, every time I go to select a group of blocks and then hit the "Fill/Replace" button, the whole program just closes out of itself. Could anyone offer any reasons and/or fixes for this problem? Thanks, and sorry if this question has already been asked a thousand times.
Wow! Thank you for your ridiculously fast and incredibly descriptive answer! I'll get on that; but first, I've got some more questions. I don't visit this forum much so I don't know so many of the Mincecraft jargon and terms, and I don't do much modding or looking at the internal operations of Minecraft very often (and that's mostly because my laptop was not build to run a game like this ).
So, can you tell me where I can see what version my world is? I have a feeling it is probably older than 1.7.3 because I generated it like last July, I think.
Perhaps someone has already answered this on one of the previous pages, but I wonder if you could help me out. I read back on the first page that someone who was suffering from an overload of snow had wondered if some of his biomes had become corrupt. When he checked with Biome Painter, he found out they were not.
Well, I think mine are. Everywhere that there's snow on the land and ice on the rivers and lakes/oceans (and by everywhere, I mean at most 50% of my map, and at least it started snowing only in the places that I built stuff which is ultimate aggravation), this painter program says that the biome is Taiga. I guess I don't actually know what kind of biome Taiga is.
I had tried BiomeEdit just last night, but I didn't realize I wouldn't be able to actively see what it was doing and I don't care for my world being uniformly Forest. I also wish they could get a new version of MCEdit to operate with Anvil so that once i fixed my biomes, I could clean up all that darn snow and ice! But that is not anything that can be done in this thread, so sorry for going off-topic.
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I had considered using the phrase "been asked a million times," but I hate it whenever people use hyberbole like that. I can tell you are sick of seeing people ask that same question; I hadn't considered that it would be such a widespread problem. How well does the search engine work so that I might seek out my own answers? Will I be able to type in search phrases and immediately come up with the previous times this issue has ben raised? Or will I be filtering through all 346 pages of this thread manually?
EDIT: Let me just add to this. Would buying a new graphics card also allow me to run Minecraft smoothly on fog settings above "Tiny" and "Short"? Or does my computer have other shortcomings that way that I'd have to find a different way to deal with?
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So, every time I go to select a group of blocks and then hit the "Fill/Replace" button, the whole program just closes out of itself. Could anyone offer any reasons and/or fixes for this problem? Thanks, and sorry if this question has already been asked a thousand times.
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So, can you tell me where I can see what version my world is? I have a feeling it is probably older than 1.7.3 because I generated it like last July, I think.
Also, could you direct me to the most up-to-date thread on MCEdit? All I can come up with is this: http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/1075929-mcedit-122-anvil-download/, and from reading the posts and just the overall structure of the first post, I am wary to try this version.
And thanks again for your super-fast response!
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Well, I think mine are. Everywhere that there's snow on the land and ice on the rivers and lakes/oceans (and by everywhere, I mean at most 50% of my map, and at least it started snowing only in the places that I built stuff which is ultimate aggravation), this painter program says that the biome is Taiga. I guess I don't actually know what kind of biome Taiga is.
I had tried BiomeEdit just last night, but I didn't realize I wouldn't be able to actively see what it was doing and I don't care for my world being uniformly Forest. I also wish they could get a new version of MCEdit to operate with Anvil so that once i fixed my biomes, I could clean up all that darn snow and ice! But that is not anything that can be done in this thread, so sorry for going off-topic.