.MCR File Extension

Minecraft Region File

Developer Mojang Specifications
Popularity
4.3  |  162 Votes
 

What is an MCR file?

Game file used by Minecraft, a sandbox block construction game; contains a 32x32 region of a Minecraft world; named as r.x.z.mcr, where "x" and "z" specify the region's coordinates; used for saving "chunks" of the world.

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The "x" and "z" portions of the region filename can be derived by dividing the chunk coordinates by 32. For example, the (64, 0) region has the filename r.2.0.mcr.

NOTE: MCR files were introduced with the Beta 1.3 version of Minecraft and were later replaced by the "Anvil" format (.MCA files). Prior to the MCR format, .DAT files were used.

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Programs that open or reference MCR files

3ds Max Macroscript File

Developer Autodesk
Popularity
3.7  |  19 Votes
 

Script written for 3ds Max, a 3D modeling, animation, rendering, and effects program; can automate common actions processes within the program; similar to a MAXScript (.MS) file, but is generated by newer versions of 3ds Max.

Programs that open MCR files

Windows

Tecplot Macro

Developer Tecplot
Popularity
3.5  |  15 Votes
 

Macro file used by Tecplot, a program used for scientific computation and visualization; saves instructions that automate the workflow of computing and visualizing data; enables repetitive tasks to be run automatically.

Programs that open MCR files

Windows
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ePSXe Memory Card File

Developer The ePSXe Team
Popularity
3.4  |  14 Votes
 

File used by ePSXe or a another variant of PlayStation emulation software; contains saved game information for games played with the emulator; simulates the functionality of a PlayStation memory card; sometimes used for sharing ePSXe save games on the Internet.

Programs that open or reference MCR files

Windows
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JitBit Macro Recorder Macro

Developer JitBit
Popularity
4.0  |  4 Votes
 

An MCR file may also be a macro created by JitBit Macro Recorder. It contains a list of plain text instructions that Macro Recorder reads to execute actions on a user's computer. To execute the actions an MCR file describes, open it in Macro Recorder and select Play.

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Screenshot of a .mcr file in JitBit Macro Recorder
MCR file open in JitBit Macro Recorder

A macro is a script used to automatically execute a complex or repetitive computer task. For example, a macro may contain instructions used to automatically open a word processing program and create a new, formatted document. Typically, each macro is assigned to a unique keyboard key combination (e.g. Control + K) used to execute it.

JitBit Macro Recorder allows you to create, edit, and execute macros. To create a new macro, press Macro Recorder's Record button and then perform the actions you want to include in their macro. You can also manually create and edit macros using the tools found in Macro Recorder's Insert menu.

After you finish creating a macro, you can save that macro as an MCR file. Each MCR file is a plain text file that describes the actions, screen coordinates, and time delay between actions used to execute a macro.

How to open an MCR file

You can open an MCR file in JitBit Macro Recorder (Windows). To do so, select File → Open... from the program's menu bar and then open your MCR file.

You can also open an MCR file in Microsoft Notepad (Windows), Apple TextEdit (Mac), or any other text editor, to view the list of commands the MCR file contains.

How do I use an MCR file in JitBit Macro Recorder?

After opening your MCR file in JitBit Macro Recorder, you can execute the macro your file contains by selecting the Play button. You can assign the macro to a hotkey by selecting Tools → Bind macros to hotkeys....

Programs that open MCR files

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