Delete Worlds To Trash
About the Modification
The Delete Worlds To Trash mod fundamentally changes the world deletion process in Minecraft. Instead of permanently erasing files, it moves them to your operating system's recycle bin. This gives you a second chance - if you change your mind or accidentally delete an important world, you can easily restore it!
How It Works
Updated World Deletion Interface
When attempting to delete a world, an updated screen appears with the option to move it to the recycle bin. This is significantly safer than the standard approach where files are permanently deleted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are All Operating Systems Supported?
Moving files to the recycle bin works differently across various operating systems. The mod has been tested and functions correctly on Windows and Mac. Linux systems with Gnome environment should also be supported (only for version 1.18+). If the function doesn't work on your Linux system, try installing the necessary components with the command apt-get install libgnome2-0 in the terminal. If your system is not supported, worlds will be deleted using the standard method.
How to Check My System's Support?
It's simple - when deleting a world, check if the option to move to recycle bin appears. If you only see the standard deletion screen, your system is not supported.
Technical Features
- Requires client-side installation
- Not supported on servers
- Compatibility with Minecraft 1.18+
Acknowledgments
Mod development was inspired by a suggestion from user K3nchikka00 on Reddit.
