MCPE Viz is a tool created by Plethora777 that parses Minecraft Pocket Edition (MCPE) world files. It creates overview images from the world files, and reports lots of details on your world.
It can also create a powerful Google Maps-like Web App for viewing your world.
The overview map
All you need to do is put a copy of your world on a PC. *Make sure to make a backup of your world files. Direct access would be a bad idea.
An image showing the different biomes in your world.
This shows block light in your world. The light sources here are mostly torches.
You can know what color the grass will be in different parts of your world.
A height map image. Sea level is gray, below sea level is red, above sea level is green.
A height map image. Grayscale with darkest being lowest, brightest being highest.
You can download it now on GitHub:
Download MCPE VizAdditional Features:
- Create a powerful Google Maps-like web app viewer for your world.
- Browse through all 128 layers of your world (Overworld and Nether) from bedrock to build limit.
- Examine the location and details of mobs and items in your world.
- Visualize chunk boundaries — consider it an extremely cumbersome F3/debug mode!
- Find slime chunks — well, maybe… slime chunk finding code not confirmed to work on MCPE yet :)
- Explore the biomes of your world.
- Shaded-relief elevation overlay — get a sense of the topography of your world.
- Measure distances in your world
- Create many types of images:
- All layers of your world
- Biomes in your world (very interesting!)
- Block light in your world (kind of like an image from space at night)
- Block height in your world (kind of like a topographic map)
- Grass color in your world (it’s neater than it sounds)
- Create movies of all layers from bedrock to build limit (ffmpeg required)
- Dump a huge amount of info about your world including:
- Dumps detailed information about all mobs, players and items in your world
- For each 16×16 block chunk:
- Top blocks (block type, block data, biome)
- Histogram of all blocks in the chunk
- And more…
- For each world type (e.g. overworld, nether):
- Histogram of biomes (per-block column
