Peregrin Took's House
The map for Minecraft "Peregrine Tuck's House" is the author's interpretation of how a hobbit's dwelling could look surrounded by picturesque nature.
The author has perfectly worked out both the interior design of the house and the surrounding landscape: there is a pasture, a small orchard, a barley field and a flower field nearby. Just wipe your feet at the door, and welcome!
Updated for version 1.19. Made using the Conquest texture set. You also need to use an Optifine.
| Type | Structures / Other |
|---|---|
| Version | |
| Original name | Peregrin Took's House |
| File | 4.99Mb, zip |
Installing the map "Peregrin Took's House"
Below is a detailed step-by-step instruction for installing the "Peregrin Took's House" map so that you can play Minecraft with pleasure!
- Download the map, inside it is a zip-archive with the folder "Peregrin Took's House".
- Go to Minecraft, the main menu will appear.
- Press the "Single Player" button, a list of saved worlds will appear.
- Select any saved world, the buttons below will be activated.
- Press the "Edit" button, the world settings menu will appear.
- Click the "Open world folder" button, the Explorer window will open.
- Go to the "saves" folder, a list of folders of saved Minecraft worlds will appear.
- Copy the "Peregrin Took's House" folder (from the zip archive in step #4) to the "saves" folder.
- Return to Minecraft.
- Return to the main menu so that the menu item "Single Player" appears.
- Click the "Single Player" menu again to make the new map appear in the list.
- Start a saved world named "Peregrin Took's House".
- Enjoy playing Minecraft!
We recommend making a shortcut to the "saves" folder on your desktop so that next time you can add a Minecraft map much faster.
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