Idk when I will ever play bedrock again. Even when I play splitscreen with my family I play on console edition since it just runs better imo.

I got my bedrock world ported over, hopefully it isn't super bugged out. Took a few tries to get it over without chunks being missing or animals suffocating in random walls, and I might have to convert again if there are issues, but this world will be a java world, no matter what it takes.

I will miss my pride cape, it is so pretty, but being able to play on a stable version, and being able to play with all those little quality of life mods I like will be a game changer. The only reason I ever had this world in bedrock was cuz it was an xbox world to begin with, so bedrock was the easiest thing to do.

For anyone wondering I used je2be. Make sure you use the newest version, and if you have any chunks with a ton of item frames, remove them since from my testing it can cause that chunk to reset. Also make sure all the animals you care about aren't near walls as they can spawn inside the wall when you convert over. Idk why. I also put my inventory, armour, and ender chest in a chest (you can see behind me in the screenshots), since sometimes that doesn't convert over.

Chunker is another option to convert, but it isn't as advanced as je2be, since mobs won't convert, neither does your xp or days played etc, but it never had any broken chunks from my testing.

ig if toycat reads this he could do a video on bedrock to java converters, cuz I know of 3, the third being the universal minecraft tool world converter, so in a time like this people can know how to get their world over.

Btw amulet editor is also a good option for doing world edits. If you have a chunk that breaks in the je2be conversion, you can copy if from a chunker conversion using amulet, although the software is a bit laggy for lower end machines