Does your Minecraft world save after the beta?

Hi Exterm1nat

You need to enroll into the game beta on the Xbox insider hub on your PC, and then make sure to go into the manage section of that minecraft beta, and select the RTX version.

make sure to uninstall your current version of Minecraft after saving all your worlds. All the maps you need to download ingame in the market, they are all free and specifically say RTX

Hi Exterm1nat

You need to enroll into the game beta on the Xbox insider hub on your PC, and then make sure to go into the manage section of that minecraft beta, and select the RTX version.

make sure to uninstall your current version of Minecraft after saving all your worlds. All the maps you need to download ingame in the market, they are all free and specifically say RTX

If one of you have the beta version of Minecraft available through the Xbox Insider Program/App on the Xbox One it will not let you join each other's worlds unless both of you have that version or the person who does have it goes through said program and
de-enrolls the game from it. Try looking that up if what was suggested by the mod doesn't work. The Insider Minecraft beta is free and it shouldn't delete your world saves if you use it or happened to have had it installed.

This is most likely because some is using the 'beta' version of Minecraft available through Xbox Insiders and Windows. You'll have to get it and update your Minecraft to the 'beta' version in order to connect, or they'll have to uninstall it and start a
new world in order for you all to play. Be advised, who ever has the 'beta' version will be locked out of any worlds made with or saved with that version's content until the next update that adds that content is made public.

If you own the game, after de-enrolling and having to delete the game if it makes you... upon redownloading it you will be locked out of any world that was made or saved on a beta version of the game until the update that was on that version becomes the
public version. All of your saved game data will be there. Also, if you got the free copy of the Bedrock version of Minecraft through the Better Together deal, the one about the old Xbox One Edition, the you should be the owner of the game. You should be clear
to de-enroll from the beta.