Discord Server:
Before we get started on the hints and tips, we would like to mention that we have a discord server for the achievement world.
If you are confused about something or need help, you can ask there. You can post feedback by reporting any bugs or issues with the world or posting any suggestions you would like to see added. You can also just have a friendly chat with other Minecraft achievement hunters.
We will also post updates on it (like if we update the world for new achievements). Here is the invite link to the server: http://www.Discord.MinecraftAchievements.net. The Site Rules also apply there.
About this World:
● This world is structured to have a section for each update that had a specific set of achievements release in it. The walkthrough follows this structure, so due to this, there may not be a DLC pack for each update on some variants. However, you can filter these updates on the achievement page by using the Grouping feature in the 'Filter' drop-down.
Here is the layout of the achievement land, and where the updates are:
● There are four different color
signs you will see in the world:
Oak Signs are for achievement names and descriptions, or info directly related to getting the achievement. E.g. Instructive Signs and Command Blocks.
Jungle Signs are additional information or tips that can help you get the achievement.
Birch Signs are for achievements that are buggy in a positive way. Meaning you can perhaps unlock it earlier than intended.
Acacia Signs are for achievements that are buggy in a negative way. Meaning that it may not unlock when it is supposed to.
● You're invincible in this world, so you don't need to wear any armor. However, if you do wear armor, this negates the invincibility, and you can take damage.
● There are quite a few achievements that have designated areas to spawn mobs in. When using these areas, you can close the gates to stop the mobs from escaping.
● This world has been designed in a way for both online & offline play.
● This world uses Allow & Deny blocks. Meaning some areas won't be able to be built or mined on. This is to prevent griefing of the world.● If playing on the Server/Realm, you will be in Adventure mode. This is to prevent griefing of the world. You will still be able to unlock the achievements just fine.● There is an auto-teleporting feature that you can use if you get lost or stuck. However, a player must be at the achievement land for this to work (as the chunk needs to be loaded in). To do this open your inventory and take out the Bottle o' Enchanting (this constantly refills), and throw it at your feet to get experience, when you reach level 30 you will be teleported to spawn.● This world was created without any 3rd Party Tools, Mods, or Hacks.
How to connect to Dedicated Servers, Realms, and how to play the world Locally:
Dedicated Server:
In case you don't know what a Dedicated Server is, it is a personal server that runs 24/7 - you can join it anytime. You can read more about Dedicated Servers from Mojang Help Center.
You can join the dedicated server by entering these details (in the Server tab - then Add Server):
Server Name: Achievements
Server Address: MinecraftAchievements.net
Port: 19132
Note: Server Name can be anything you want, as it's used as a nickname.
You need to be on the most major recent version of Minecraft - minor versions can connect. Beta versions cannot connect - you will need to opt-out of the Beta to be able to play on the Dedicated Server.
Consoles do not support adding dedicated servers (it only shows the featured 5). However, there are ways to connect to dedicated servers with consoles, which I will mention a bit further down.
If you don't know how to connect to a dedicated server, have a look here for the steps (non-console method):*** Spoiler - click to reveal ***Go to the 'Servers' tab, and press 'Add Server'.
Add the details (as seen above and in the image), and press 'Save'.
It will now appear on the server list (after the featured 5), and you will be able to connect to it whenever you want.
If you wish to play on the dedicated server from a Console, here are two options available to use: *** Spoiler - click to reveal ***Use these methods at your own risk.
1.
Proxy. This method works for Xbox One and PS4, as the game allows connecting to Dedicated Servers via LAN. Nintendo Switch does not support LAN, so this does not work.
The Proxy tool makes it so the dedicated server appears as LAN in your network so you can connect to it. You will need a computer for this method.
I have it pre-setup for you to be able to download, it is located in the
Dropbox called
Achievement World Server - Proxy. Download it and extract the contents, you can read the readme.txt for more info, all you need to do is run the bat file (as the command and server info is saved in that). Just make sure to run the bat file that is suited to your device and architecture.
More info about this proxy:
https://youtu.be/MHLG8TQqRBw.
FYI. Since this method uses LAN - Console Online Subscription is not needed.
2.
DNS. This method works for all consoles; however, this might not work for everyone as it depends on your ISP.
In your primary DNS, set it to
104.238.130.180 - and then your secondary DNS to 8.8.8.8 - however secondary can be any DNS server.
Then just join any of the featured five servers, and a popup screen will appear, allowing you to add this server.
Here is the video explaining how to do it on the Xbox One:
https://youtu.be/g8mHvasVHMs If you wish to know how to change your DNS on the other consoles, have a look at the link appropriate for you:
Nintendo Switch -
PS4.
Once you are done playing with Minecraft, it is best to change back the DNS settings to what you had previously.
If you do not like those options, the only other way to play with this world are on the Realm or Hosting it locally yourself.
Realm:
In case you don't know what a Realm is, it is a world hosting service that runs 24/7 - you can join it anytime. Only the owner has to pay for it to be hosted. It is free to everyone else wanting to join the world. You read more about Realms from Mojang Help Center.
You can join the realm with the invite code or the link:
Invite code: 4_FRkZ3uo_M
Direct Game Invite: http://www.Realm.MinecraftAchievements.net
If you are getting errors connecting to the realm I.E. "Permission Required" "You're not invited to play on this server". Try restarting your game. If that does not work, try adding Itzz Sh0wt1m3 as a friend on Xbox Live.
You need to be on the most major recent version of Minecraft - minor versions can connect. Beta versions cannot connect - you will need to opt-out of the Beta to be able to play on the realm.
FYI: Realms are 10 players max (11 including the owner). There is no way to increase this, which is why it is best to play in the dedicated server as you will always be able to get in.
If you don't know how to connect to a realm, have a look here for the steps:*** Spoiler - click to reveal ***Go to the 'Friends' tab, and press 'Join Realm'.
Add the code (as seen above and in the image), and press 'Join'. You will be prompted with a confirmation box, press 'Join'.
You will now join the realm. You can connect to the realm now whenever you want by going to your 'Friends' tab and clicking on the realm.
Download and Host/Join Locally:
You can download the world by using this link: http://www.Download.MinecraftAchievements.net
Download the world labeled Ultimate Achievement World. The world will have a version number next to the name, so you know when it was last updated and what major game version you need to be running to use it. There are two files that can be downloaded. The .mcworld which is a direct import file, and .zip file which contains the world save files.
All Minecraft device variants except consoles can use the .mcworld file (however, there are limitations).
All Minecraft device variants except Switch and PS4 can use the .zip world save files (there is a way for Xbox One, but it can be very complicated).
Bedrock supports cross-play. That means you can actually host this world on any Bedrock device variant, and join it on another. I.E. Host on Andriod and join on Xbox One.
You can be logged into the same Xbox Live account on both devices (as it ignores who is the host when a client joins), and join via LAN (expect the Switch - as that does not support LAN).
Below I will explain how to use either of those two files to host it on your device if you don't know how.
Including a way to get this world on any device easily (including consoles), but it still requires another device that can use either .mcworld or the .zip. I will explain how to do that further down (Realm Transfer Trick).
.mcworld file
*** Spoiler - click to reveal ***All
device variants except consoles can use the .mcworld file. If you are on a Windows 10 computer, then you can open it without issue.
If you are on a mobile device it is different, and there are two ways this can be done.
1. File Explorer.
You can try opening the file in your systems file explorer, and if it is
recognized, an option will appear to open it in Minecraft. However, depending on your device model and software, your device may not recognize it as a file that can be used. There may be a File Explorer program that can be installed from your mobile device app store that will make the file recognized. That is something that you would have to find on your own.
2. Web Browser.
Using this method will open the file even if it is not recognized in File Explorer. If you download the file on your phone web browser
and press open when prompted after the download (the option in your web browser), it should be recognized and an option should come up to open it in Minecraft.
If you still can not get it as a recognized file, you will have to use the .zip file.
When opening the file, you may need to choose what program you want to open it with - especially if you have both
Andriod/
Kindle Fire and
Gear VR installed on the same device. When the game loads and the import is finished, you will be able to play it from your world list.
Also, if playing on Win 10, you can import worlds directly in-game. Launch the game then press 'Play' when the game has loaded. On the right of the 'Create New' button, you will see a button which is a left arrow going into a box; this is the Import button. Press this button and then navigate to where you downloaded your world, click on the file and press import. The world will now appear in your world list, and you will be able to play it.
.zip file
*** Spoiler - click to reveal ***If .mcworld does not work, then you will need to use the .zip file. This file will need to be extracted to be used, which can be done on most devices.
You might be able to extract it on your phone, but if you can't you will need to extract it on a computer. If you extract it on your computer, you need to put the extracted folder on your phone. This can be done via plugging your phone into your computer, or by using a cloud-based program like Google Drive, Dropbox, One Drive, or iCloud Drive to access the folder on your phone.
The extracted folder will be called Ultimate Achievement World followed by a version number. That is the achievement world, and now you will need to place that folder in a specific spot. The game save folder location is different for every OS device variant. I will list all the save locations for the different devices below and how to get the world on it.
You can read more about the save locations from
Mojang Help Center.
Xbox One:
This one is a bit complicated to do. Xbox One used to have a built-in file explorer, but they decided to remove it since they said not a lot of people were using it. (Article: https://www.windowscentral.com/xbox-one-lose-its-file-explor...).
So, this can only be done by downloading an app from the Microsoft Store - which is My Files Explorer. It does cost money ($2.29 USD), but it does have a 24-hour free trial.
I do not know if any free apps that can do this sadly. But the price is very low, and you will be able to use as much as you want, and for other things too.
I will explain how to do this step by step below. But as this can be quite complicated, you can watch a video of someone explaining what to do: https://youtu.be/9tgbnZzHdZo
Just make sure to exchange the site he uses with our Download link (http://www.Download.MinecraftAchievements.net).
As this is a very long detailed explanation, I have placed it in a spoiler.
*** Spoiler - click to reveal ***Make sure you have downloaded the app I posted above (either by downloading it remotely or by searching for it on the Xbox One store).
The first step is that you need to download the world to your Xbox One. Open Microsoft Edge (this is a built-in app - you can find it in My games & apps), and navigate to the Dropbox folder the worlds are in. To use Edge, you need to move the cursor (Left Stick) around to interact with options in the browser and press A to select it.
Type in the download link where the world is located, which is
http://www.Download.MinecraftAchievements.net. When in the Dropbox folder, you will see the two achievement world files that you can download. You can technically download the .mcworld file, but you will need to change the file extension to .zip before you can use it - so you might as well download the .zip instead.
Select the Ulitmate Achievement World .zip file, Dropbox will then show you a preview of what is in the file. To download, you need to press the download button on the upper right of the screen (the download button is a down arrow going into a line), then press 'Direct Download'. A popup will appear on the bottom of the screen about downloading the file, press 'Save'.
Once the file has been downloaded, you can exit Microsoft Edge and open the 'My Files Explorer' app. If using the trial, an Xbox popup will appear letting you know that it is a trial, just press 'Play Trial'.
To use this app, you need to move the cursor (Left Stick) around to interact with options in the explorer and press A to select it.Note: It is possible that when you open the app, you may not see any text where the folders are. If this is happening, you can fix this by changing the Theme. This can be done by selecting the three horizontal dotted lines found the top right on the screen (this may already be open when you first launch the app), then press the 'Settings' option. Then click on the bottom left theme option (black and yellow).
In the app, you need to add a folder to the 'My Library' section. To do this, click on the three horizontal dotted lines on the top right on the screen, then press 'Add folder to library'.
Once in this file explorer, press the symbol/icon that looks like the Xbox One which is called 'This Device' (middle left of the screen), and then press 'Select' at the bottom right of the screen.
Now you can open the 'UserMgr0' folder, which is located under 'My Library'. (Note, the number on the end of 'UserMgr' can differ depending on what user is logged in, but most times it is a 0). After opening that folder, click the 'Downloads' folder. From here move your cursor over the file which you just downloaded and press the Start/Pause button on your controller
(the three horizontal lines), which will make an options menu appear.
Note: If you downloaded the .mcworld you will need to select 'Rename' in the options menu and change the file extension from .mcworld to .zip.
In the options menu select 'Extract', then wait for it to finish extracting. It will then make a folder that has the same name as the .zip file, but with the word '_extracted' at the end.
Move your cursor over this new folder and press the
Start/Pause button on your controller to get the options menu, and then select the 'Move folder' or 'Copy folder'. Then click on the 'Isolated Storage' folder, which is located under 'This Device' section (which is located under 'My Library').
You will now see an empty folder, from here go to the address bar, it will have 'This Device > Local > Packages > 54034Myrcello.MyFilesExplorer_ma0ktqe6vmpke > LocalState > Isolated Storage'.
Click on the 'Packages' section, and then scroll down and click on 'Microsoft.MinecraftUWP_8wekyb3d8bbwe', from here click on 'LocalState', then click on 'games', then click on 'com.mojang', then finally click on 'minecraftWorlds'. Your address bar should now have:
'This Device > Local > Packages > Microsoft.MinecraftUWP_8wekyb3d8bbwe > LocalState > games > com.mojang > minecraftWorlds'.
Now press the three
horizontal dotted lines found the top right on the screen, and select 'Paste'. It will now move/copy the folder, and once that is done you can exit the app and launch Minecraft, and you will be able to see it in your world list and be able to play it.
Note 1: If you have never opened Minecraft on the console you're on before with the profile you have signed in, there will not be a Minecraft folder in Packages.
Note 2: The 'minecraftWorlds' might not be there if you have never created a world before. If that is the case, you can create a folder with the same name. This is done by pressing the three
horizontal dotted lines found the top right on the screen, and selecting 'New folder', then typing in the name and pressing the Start/Pause button to finish.
Windows 10:
Press Win+R, then type/copy
%LocalAppData%\Packages\Microsoft.MinecraftUWP_8wekyb3d8bbwe\ LocalState\games\com.mojang\minecraftWorlds into the text field, then press 'OK' - [Make sure to remove the gap between '...bbwe\' & 'LocalState' so it is just a \ in between them]. A folder will now open, this is where the Minecraft saves are located. Move or copy the extracted folder to this location.
You can also go to the save location by going there manually:
C:\Users\[your username]\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.MinecraftUWP_8wekyb3d8bbwe\ LocalState\games\com.mojang\minecraftWorlds
Android (Includes Kindle Fire and Gear VR):
With the extracted folder, you need to move or copy it to this location: Device Storage > games > com.mojang > minecraftWorlds
You can do this on the phone itself or on a computer. If any of those folders do not exist, create them.
It may show a little differently depending on if you're using a different program: I.E. /sdcard/games/com.mojang/minecraftWorlds
Note: When playing on the Android device variant (not Kindle Fire or Gear VR), sometimes the world may not appear in your world list. If that is the case, you may need to change your File Storage Location in the game. To do this, when in the game press Settings, then Profile, then the File Storage Location drop-down. Make sure it is set to External not Application.
iOS:
With the extracted folder, you need to move or copy it to this location: On my iPhone > Minecraft > games > com.mojang > minecraftWorlds
You can do this on the phone itself or on a computer. If any of those folders do not exist, create them.
It may show a little differently depending on if you're using a different program: I.E. Apps/com.mojang.minecraftpe/Documents/games/com.mojang/minecraftWorlds
Windows 10 Mobile (WP):
The only way to access your saves on a W10M is to unlock/jailbreak it. We do not recommend this. However, if your device is already unlocked/jailbroken, then this is the save location:
C:\Users\[your username]\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.MinecraftUWP_8wekyb3d8bbwe\ LocalState\games\com.mojang\minecraftWorlds
(Which is the same save location as Win 10)
Realm Transfer Trick:
*** Spoiler - click to reveal ***There is a way to get this achievement world on any device, including the consoles. Which can be handy if there are achievements that are host only. It is done by using the Realm upload and download trick.
You first need to get this world on any device (that isn't Switch or PS4) by using one of the two methods I posted above (.mcworld and .zip).
All players have a Free 30 day trial with realms that can be used for this. If you have already used yours up, you will need to purchase a subscription (any works). The option to this is by the Realms section on the Worlds tab.
Once you claim the trial or purchase a subscription, simply go into the realm settings, this can be done by press the pencil button next to your realm. Once the settings load, you can press the 'Replace World' button and select the world that you want to upload. Then go to any other device (I.E. Xbox One), load up the game and go into your realm settings once again, then press the 'Download World' button. You will now have this achievement world on your device and are able to play it whenever you want. You can also play this world on your realm while your subscription is active.
You don't need Online Memberships on consoles to download or upload the worlds from the realm.
Because of that, it can be a good alternative if you have a Nintendo Switch and don't want to pay for the online membership because they don't support LAN play.
Additional hints and tips for local play:
Keep in mind that if you somehow screw up on something, you can always import the world again to start with a "fresh" world. There is also a copy button if you go into world settings if you wish not to import it again. This can be very helpful if you have the world on a console.
Also, you must NEVER load any of these worlds in creative mode, as that'll disable achievements for that specific world.
Difficulty:
By default, the difficulty for the world is on Easy, but it can also be played on harder difficulties.
Mobs only spawn in on Easy or higher difficulty. So if you play on Peaceful, no mobs (Creepers, Zombies, Ghasts, Skeletons, etc.) will spawn. It will also despawn any mobs in the world, and loading it back up on Easy or difficulty higher will not result in mobs being back in the place they were.
You can also not eat any food on Peaceful difficulty, as you won't be able to starve on Peaceful difficulty.
All other achievements that do not involve Mobs and Food can be done on any difficulty.
You can change the difficulty while already playing on a specific world by pressing ESC, then Settings, and then you can change the Difficulty by the drop-down menu (Peaceful - Easy - Normal - Hard).
Buggy/Host Only/Broken Achievements:
This game has a habit of making buggy or broken achievements in updates. So if you're playing on an earlier version, you may experience issues unlocking achievements. As of 1.14, there are no Host-Only achievements, but there are eight known Buggy- achievements. However, playing as the host may make these achievements less buggy.
The buggy- achievements are:
Passing the Time, The Beaconator, Super Sonic, Castaway, Me Gold!, Where have you been?, Fruit on the Loom, and Sound the Alarm!.
Controls
There are three types of control inputs for this game. Controller, Keyboard & Mouse, and Touch. This walkthrough is written in a way so any control input can be used. Please familiarize yourself with the input that you are using so you know how to do certain actions, as the actions will be referenced in the walkthrough and not the button itself.
Note: Not all inputs are supported for every variant. And it may differ depending on your software and hardware.
Controller
Device Variants that support this input: Xbox One, Win 10, Android, iOS, Nintendo Switch, Kindle Fire, Gear VR, Windows Phone, and PS4.
Device Variants that don't support this input: None
We will be using the Xbox One controller layout, which is; Y = North, X = West, B = East, and A = South.
A/B and X/Y buttons can be swapped in the game Controller Settings.
Directional Move = 
Look Around = 
Sprint = 
/or/ Double Tap 
and Hold
Jump = 
Sneak (Crouch) = 
Attack / Destroy = 
Use Item / Place Block = 
Inventory / Crafting = 
/ 
Drop Item = 
Cycle Item Left = 
Cycle Item Right = 
Mob Effects / Open Notification = 
Open menu = 
Toggle Perspective = 
(Also located in Video settings - Camera Perspective drop-down)
Open Chat = 
Emotes = 
Keyboard & Mouse
Device Variants that support this input: Xbox One, Win 10, Android, iOS, Kindle Fire, Windows Phone, and PS4.
Device Variants that don't support this input: Nintendo Switch and Gear VR.
Walk Forwards = W
Strafe Left = A
Walk Backwards = S
Strafe Right = D
Look Around = Mouse Movement
Sprint = Control /or/ Double Tap W and Hold
Jump = Space
Sneak (Crouch) = Shift
Attack / Destroy = Button1 (Left Click)
Use Item / Place Block = Button2 (Right Click)
Inventory = E
Drop Item = Q
Hotbar Slot 1 to 9 = 1 ~ 9
Move Between Items in your Inventory = Scroll
Mob Effects = Z
Open menu = Esc
Toggle Perspective = F5 (Also located in Video settings - Camera Perspective drop-down)
Open Chat = T /or/ Return
Emotes = B
Touch
Device Variants that support this input: Win 10, Android, iOS, Kindle Fire, and Windows Phone.
Device Variants that don't support this input: Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Gear VR, and PS4.
Nintendo Switch has very limited touch controls - it only supports selecting chooses in menus and items in the Hotbar and inventory.
Touch controls are a bit more complicated then Controller and Keyboard & Mouse since there are no buttons, and it must be all done by touching the screen. All actions are done by either touching certain areas of the screen or by touch & hold.
Directional Move = Arrows on the bottom left corner
Look Around = Swiping finger over the screen
Sprint = Double tap arrow up (on the bottom left) and Hold
Jump = Button in the bottom right corner
Sneak (Crouch) = Circle button in the middle of the arrows in the bottom left corner.
Attack / Place Block / Use Item (most) = Tap Screen (at the place where you want the action to be)
Destroy / Use Item (some) / Interact = Press and Hold Screen (at the place where you want the action to be)
Inventory = The three dots on the bottom of the screen on the right of the Hotbar
Drop Item (Option 1) = After opening the inventory (above), select/touch the item you want to drop, then touch the area outside the inventory (Left or Right side of the Hotbar).
Drop Item (Option 2) = Have the item in one of your Hotbar slots, and while holding it in your hand, press the item icon in your Hotbar for a few seconds.
Hotbar Slot 1 to 9 = Touch the appropriate slot
Mob Effects = If any Effects are active, touch them to open the menu (located on the right side of the screen).
Open menu = Pause looking button on top of the screen (2 vertical lines). [Right]
Toggle Perspective = Located in Video settings - Camera Perspective drop-down
Open Chat = Chatbox button on top of the screen. [Middle]
Emotes = The character/person button on the top of the screen. [Left]
Additional Control Information.
Now that you have familiarized yourself with the controls that you are using, I will explain how to do a few things with those controls, so you have a better understanding of what to do.
For Controller & Keyboard & Mouse, the actions can be used for the following:
Attack is a one-press action to kill mobs.
Destroy is a hold-down action to remove blocks.
Place Block is a one-press action. But it can also be held down to keep building.
Use Item is a one-press action for opening chests, pressing buttons, using spawn eggs, riding & feeding mobs, using a bottle/bucket, throwing potions/pearls, trading with villagers, and auto equipping gear. Some actions can be held down to do it multiple times.
Use Item is a hold-down action for eating & drinking (to eat food you need to be hungry), and using bows & arrows.
For Touch Controls, the actions can be used for the following:
Attack is a one-press action to kill mobs.
Destroy is a hold-down action to remove blocks.
Place Block is a one-press action.
Use Item is a one-press action for opening chests, pressing buttons, using spawn eggs, and using a bottle/bucket.
Use Item is a hold-down action for eating & drinking (to eat food you need to be hungry), riding & feeding mobs, using bows & arrows, throwing potions/pearls, trading with villagers, auto equipping gear, and collecting fish in a bucket.
You can also interact with mobs by moving your finger over them and pressing the button that appears above the Hotbar.
Crafting:
When doing crafting, make sure you're in the 'Craftable' panel as this does quick crafting. This panel has an icon that looks like a magnifying glass.
To select items in the Craftable panel:
Controller = Hover over the item
Mouse = Left Click item
Touch = Touch the item
To craft items in the Craftable panel:
Controller = Press
Mouse = Right Click the item, or Left Click the output on the right.
Touch = Touch the output on the right.
Alternatively, you can manually place the items in the crafting grid and press /click/touch the output to craft it, provided you know the formula.
Device Variants Extra Information & Specific Issues:
To be able to buy & play the Kindle Fire variant on Andriod mobiles, you need to download the Amazon Appstore App APK and install it manually on your mobile. This is the link to download: https://www.amazon.com/androidapp. You need to view that on mobile to download it, as viewing it on a desktop computer will load a page telling you to go there on your mobile. Alternatively, you can try this direct download link: https://amazonadsi-a.akamaihd.net/public/ix/stable/DLP/1/Amazon_App.apk
In order to install this app on your mobile, you will need to enable 'Unknown Sources' for app installations (Allow installation of apps from unknown sources). This setting is located in your security section. If you wish to enable this, it is advised you untick the option after installing Minecraft.
The Andriod & Kindle Fire variants can't be installed on the same device at the same time, as they both use the same install/save data location. This can cause issues with achievements.
I.E. You may have trouble unlocking Adventuring Time (Discover 17 biomes). This is because it keeps track of biomes you have visited from both the variants due to it being installed in the same location. To fix this, you need to clear all Minecraft data from your device. Read more about it here.
Gear VR. This variant is the most buggy of them all, and it has given gamers many issues. If you have problems with it, give these suggestions a try: (as of now) Working workaround to not being able to sign in issue & Xbox app crashing for anyone else?.
There is also another issue with Gear VR. For some reason the on-screen keyboard may not appear, which effects the Organisational Wizard achievement. We don't know any fix for this at the moment. You could try using a Bluetooth keyboard.
PS4 Area:
Yes, there is a specific area for PS4 players. The PS4 variant has two trophies that have no corresponding achievements (Music to my Ears & Change of Sheets). This is because the PS4 Bedrock Edition shares the achievement list with the PS4 Legacy Edition. You don't have to worry about this area if you're doing the achievements.
Additional Information & About the Walkthrough:
● Before we get started on the achievements, we will mention that this walkthrough is written in a way to help players that know nothing about Minecraft. So some things we mention might seem very basic.
● We have also hyperlinked a lot of stuff that goes to the Minecraft Gamepedia if you wish to have more information about certain things.
● If there are others playing in the world, you might unlock some achievements when they fulfill the requirements.
● If you're experiencing lag or framerate loss, try lowering your Video settings.
This includes turning off: Fancy Leaves, Fancy Bubbles, Render Clouds, Beautiful Skies, Smooth Lighting, Fancy Graphics, and Texel Anti-Aliasing.
Also reducing these bars to the lowest point (far left): Render Distance, Particle Render Distance, and Anti-Aliasing.
● As said before, you can use any of the three input devices as this walkthrough allows for any of them. Though, using the controller is most likely best.
● This game has two 'UI Profile' settings (found in the Video section in Settings), these are 'Classic' & 'Pocket'.
As the name says, it changes the User Interface design. The informative icons you see on the screen will be in different places, and the inventory & crafting menus will be different. The default setting is Classic for larger screens like Xbox One & Win 10, and Pocket is for smaller screens like phones. This walkthrough is written to include both, so you can pick whatever you like more.
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