In the LAN World menu the only important option for our purposes is to toggle Allow Cheats to “On.” Like the header implies, these are the settings for other players, and if you change the game mode here it only changes the game mode for incoming players to your LAN world. Hit ESC to pull up the game menu and click “Open to LAN.” However we can temporarily skirt those rules by opening the game to the LAN for network play (even if we have no intention of playing it with other players). The world was flagged as survival when we made it and it will stay survival. You can see the hearts and hunger meter above the experience and item bar. Here we are in a test survival world we created for this tutorial. This technique might be old hat to some Minecraft players but it’s worth noting as a very hasty and simple technique you can use without any advanced editing or secondary programs required at all. Let’s look at two techniques, one temporary and one permanent, you can use to change game modes. Whatever your motivation for changing the world type, it’s a pretty straight forward process. Or perhaps you want to start in creative mode to build your home base and then switch to survival mode to take on the world from the comfort of your freshly built castle. Minecraft lends itself to creativity and changing playstyles, however, and you may find that the map you intended to make a creative map feels like it would be a perfect survival map or vice versa. Under normal circumstances this selection is fixed and a permanent flag is set within the world file. You can choose from creative, survival, and hardcore modes. When you create a new world you select your game mode.
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