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Rockford, United States

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Amulet is a Minecraft world editor and converter that supports versions since Java 1.12 and Bedrock 1.7. It is developed by the Amulet Team, a group of contributors from MCEdit-Unified. Amulet can be purchased and downloaded from Gumroad and Payhip. The software is built on a world converter that converts all world data into a custom format, allowing modifications to any world format. Amulet is written in Python 3 and comes with a built-in world converter and editor interface similar to MCEdit. The Amulet Team includes James Clare, Ben Gothard, and Naor Volkovich. Amulet is not affiliated with Minecraft, Mojang AB, or Microsoft Inc.

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