Minecraft Windows 10 Edition, player can't connect to Multiplayer Game

Hello OnBlur,

Thank you for posting on the Xbox forums. We understand that a certain user's Minecraft character is bugged when joining a specific world due to an in-game bug. We recommend reaching out to the

Mojang Support Team to get more details on how to troubleshoot any in-game bugs. Be sure to let us know the results!

Thanks, the problem was resolved yesterday after many tries of spamming the connect button. Not really sure what resolved the problem

Looked through some of the help articles - man the information is confusing.

Anyways from what I'm inferring from the posts is that you can play Windows 10 to Windows 10, and Pocket Edition to Windows 10 and that's it right now.

https://support.xbox.com/en-CA/games/game-titles/minecraft-help-on-different-devices

"You can play Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition Beta with other devices running Pocket Edition, such as Windows 10 and Windows Phone devices. Right now, you can play local multiplayer on Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition Beta. Soon after the launch, online
play will be available for Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition Beta."

http://support.xbox.com/en-CA/games/game-titles/minecraft-windows-10-edition-beta-faq#a5eebb2f431442ff850f552a209f44ed

Can I play online with other people on Windows 10? Or on different devices?

You can play with up to four other people running Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition Beta or Pocket Edition on your local network. You can also play online with up to four of your Xbox Live friends in online multiplayer gaming.

Hi Hastydaboss

Is this a realm or a normal world?

Some info below:

Playing the Windows 10 edition

Can I play online with other people on Windows 10? Or on different devices?

You can play with up to four other people running Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition or Pocket Edition on your local network. You can also play online with up to four of your Xbox Live friends in online multiplayer gaming.

If you or your friends subscribe to Minecraft Realms, you can play online with up to 10 players on different devices, depending on the Realm owner’s type of subscription. Visit Minecraft
Realms support at Microsoft, or Mojang support for more information.

I'm new to Minecraft. What do I do, and how do I play?

Getting started with Minecraft is one of the fun and unique features of the game. There are no tutorials or help guides—the idea is that you learn by playing the game and working it out for yourself. However, if you get stuck or want to learn how to progress
within the game, such as how to build items or expand your inventory, visit the Minecraft Wiki page, where millions of other players are available to help you.

How do I change how my character looks?

If you don't want to play as Steve or Alex, you can choose from one of our skin packs by clicking "Skins" on the home page, or you can create and upload your own personalized skin. For more info, see Create
custom skins for Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition.

Do I need to be online or connected to the Internet to play Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition?

If you’re planning to be in an area with no online coverage, such as a long-distance flight or a sailing excursion, you can prepare your Windows 10 device to allow you to play Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition offline.

For details on how to configure your Windows 10 device for offline play, visit Play games offline on Windows 10 using Offline mode.

The following in-game modes are supported while playing offline:

• Single Player
• Multiplayer via LAN

The following in-game modes require an online connection:

• Realms
• Multiplayer via Xbox Live

... I am transferring a Minecraft world from xbox one edition Minecraft to Java edition and Windows 10 edition.

The Minecraft Xbox One Edition only works on the Xbox One Edition.

You might want to upgrade to the Minecraft (without Xbox One Edition in the name) on your Xbox. If you bought Minecraft Xbox One Edition digitally, you can upgrade to "Minecraft" for free.

Then you can import your world from the Xbox One Edition to "Minecraft" for Xbox One.

However, the Support page for Windows 10 Minecraft states: "The Windows 10 Edition does not currently support the transferring of worlds from other devices."

So you can't transfer your world between devices.

You might have to move your World to a paid online Realm server to access it. Or you might have to run your Xbox One Minecraft in Multiplayer, and connect to the running world on your Xbox One with your Windows 10 version.

But you can't have your World separately transferred from Xbox to other devices.

As I said, you can try hosting your world on a Realm server (which you need to pay for), and can then access it with Windows 10, Xbox One, Android, iOS and Nintendo Switch.

But not JAVA.