Realms world uploader
Local worlds can be uploaded to a realm, so a survival world started offline can continue on Realms.
Released on 26 June 2014, Minecraft Java Edition 1.7.10 is the final release of 1.7. It focuses on Realms, with a world uploader, a player activity monitor and more world settings, and moves Realms into a separate library so new Realms features no longer need a game update. Many Forge mods were built for it.
The changes you will notice first, with the pages that go deeper.
Local worlds can be uploaded to a realm, so a survival world started offline can continue on Realms.
Owners can set PvP, difficulty, spawn protection, game mode and the spawning of animals, monsters and NPCs. Command Blocks can be switched on again.
Mods must be rebuilt for each version. Counts from the files published on Modrinth and CurseForge, in our catalog.
30 texture packs and 34 maps in our catalog support 1.7.10.
Open the Minecraft Launcher and select Minecraft: Java Edition.
Go to Installations, create a new installation and choose version 1.7.10.
Back up your worlds before opening them in a new version.
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On 26 June 2014, for Java Edition, after four pre-releases. Mojang announced it two days earlier. It is the last 1.7 version, and 1.8 followed on 2 September 2014.
Many Forge mods and modpacks were made for 1.7.10, and some were never updated. A mod only runs on the game version it was built for, so these packs still need 1.7.10.
Java 8. The official launcher runs 1.7.10 with its own Java 8 runtime.
Yes, especially to use the new Realms features. 1.7.10 joins the same 1.7.6 to 1.7.9 servers.