BE INVOLVED & REGISTER
There are three ways to join in with the project:
- On my own device- Play on my own map and send in screenshots of my creations
- On my own device- Download our singleplayer Archiverse Map
- I don’t have Minecraft- Visit a local Archiverse Minecraft Station!
Please note, our online multiplayer server is no longer available.
1) On my own device- Play on my own map and send in screenshots of my creations
Simply join in on your own version of Minecraft (on PC, Mobile Phone, Console) by building models of your pandemic experiences, or writing in the “book and quill” item, and send us screenshots of your creations.
Email us screenshots of your creations: Please download and complete this registration form if you wish for your creations to be added to the archives. Along with your completed registration form, send us screenshots of your written books and pandemic builds to archives.service@eastriding.gov.uk
2) On my own device- Download our singleplayer Archiverse Map
A version of our Archiverse map is available for free to existing players of Minecraft Bedrock edition (Windows 10 / Mobile). Download our Archiverse map (files below) onto your device where you can explore the Treasure House, build your pandemic creations and write in your ‘book and quill’.
Email us screenshots of your creations: Please download and complete this registration form if you wish for your creations to be added to the archives. Along with your completed registration form, send us screenshots of your written books and pandemic builds to archives.service@eastriding.gov.uk
Map download for Bedrock (Windows 10 / Pocket Edition).
This zip folder contains a .mcworld file.
Map download for Java edition.
This zip folder contains the world map files to be transferred to the Minecraft Java saves folder.
Import instructions: Basic instructions on how to import your map can be found in our’Archiverse Map Download Instructions’ document. For further technical queries, please check out the Minecraft wiki page (external website).
These maps are available under a Creative Commons licence CC BY-NA. We politely ask that you credit East Riding Archives when sharing any content (screenshots, video, livestreaming) from these maps. Thank you.
3) I don’t have Minecraft- Visit a local Archiverse Minecraft Station!
On set days (see our What’s On? page), you can visit an East Riding venue to use our dedicated computers installed with the Archiverse map on Minecraft Education Edition. You must be accompanied by a parent or guardian if you are under the age of 16.
We will also be delivering group workshops and Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) events- so watch this space!
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