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Add level.dat special content #926

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- SmokeyStack
- ThomasOrs
- theaddonn
- killcerr
tags:
- expert
description: NBT in depth.
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That's why we recommend first understanding NBT and learning to read it correctly, then it won't be difficult to write NBT.

## Bedrock NBT File header
The NBT bedrock Header is indicated by two 4-byte numbers, the first is always 8, and the second indicates the size of the nbt structure in bytes.
The NBT bedrock Header is indicated by two 4-byte numbers, the first is always 8 (except in `level.dat`, where it indicates the storage version) and the second indicates the size of the nbt structure in bytes.
E.g.
- `08 00 00 00` - `bf 00 00 00`
- < always 8 > < always the size of the NBT structure - exclude headers 8 bytes>
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