Rob Morton
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Xbox One console OS version is 10.0.16299.3033...
This problems seems to be persisting despite the recent update to V1.2.3... but when I go to the world that I'm trying to convert and has stuff missing/cut in half and crashing my Xbox, when I press Y on that world... nothing happens. No dialog box appears! The world in question is 273.3MB, has only converted around 180MB. Yesterday, after updating Minecraft to the current version, I tried to convert this world again and thought it was successful until I returned to my spawn point and found that there's nothing at my spawn point but water... and a sliced-up part of what was my spawn point/home base - still.
Is there a different way to upload this world for analysis and to get a receipt with this version?
Thanks for this information, Sandro; I'll check out this ticket and comment there.
Still having the world conversion issue after updating to 1.2.3; saw more of my world but still areas where there’s nothing but blank space or half of something where I know a lot of stuff exists and is whole.
Forgot to mention that I’m seeing this and I’m in the US.
I’ve been seeing it as well; the synchronization will take place says it’s complete but when I go into the world, literally half of it is gone; I’ve also noticed that the file sizes pre and post-sync do not match. The world I’ve been trying to sync with the new game is 255mb but upon completion, the file size is only 170mb and once, only 180mb and, yes, this happened after the game updated to the newest version last night for me.
I was having this issue... but I went back to the beta (after updating it) and tried to convert my large world. It completed but in the past, it always said the conversion was successful but entering the world showed stuff missing, etc. This time, though, the world did convert even though the file sizes didn't match (but they weren't off by very much in terms of bytes) and the world was intact.
But it tends to crash since conversion and by this I mean not only does the game crash, but it crashes the Xbox One console - just shuts it off as if a fatal error has occurred. If the console is logging errors, I don't know how to access any logs to find error codes...