Can i download my minecraft skin to another account

He has since established a profile and has built a lot of stuff, which he understandably wants to hang onto. He now wants me to play with him, which from my understanding would require me to buy another Minecraft license and set up my own Minecraft profile.

My question is: how can I transfer his Minecraft profile from my Microsoft account to his newly-established Microsoft account? Thanks in advance! As stated in another answer, you cannot transfer profile stats, however there are two accounts used in Minecraft on Windows In your case, you used the same account for both purposes.

I suggest creating a proper child account that you can manage to protect them online. The application license is tied to the MS account used on the Windows Store. It doesn't appear to be applied to the PC itself, so in my case, me and 2 kids play using the same application license, but different online accounts. I'm not sure if that is intended to work that way or not.

Ok so im going to take it as you are asking if you can transfer worlds? If so, yes you can download it onto a USB drive or onto another computer directly Or Mobile , if your asking if you can transfer your skin, its possible but I dont know how you would do so other than to remake the skin in a skin creator.

Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Status: Resolved. Resolution: Invalid. Labels: None. Confirmation Status: Unconfirmed. Platform: PlayStation. They can share in the same way. People do gameshare by signing onto their friends console and setting it as the main so that their friend can play all the games that they buy.

This only works for 2 systems though. Not like teh early days of PS3 when you could gameshare with up to 5 separate consoles.

PSN: Necronium-X. You seem to be most familiar with the limitations of gamesharing and how to properly articulate it so far you offered up a detailed commentary on modded D3 gear also.

Though what you say is true, albeit, with seemingly incorrect terminology "main account" as opposed to "primary console" , my concern is how textures and skins can be shared on PS3.

On these 2 active consoles, you may download all owned games, and these games can be played by any other profile signed in on either one the consoles at any time, regardless of being signed in online. Whereas on PS4, each PSN profile can have a single "primary" console and any number of secondary consoles. Games purchased by a single PSN profile can be downloaded on to the assigned primary console and can be played by any other profile on that console, regardless of being signed in online.

Those games may also be downloaded on any secondary console, but can only be accessed by the purchasing profile while being and remaining signed in online. My concern is related to skins and textures packs, however, not an actual game, and I don't know if the same rules apply, hence the reason for my post.

It should work the same way as things like map packs and things of that nature. I know that when we played on PS3 that my wife and kids could use skin packs and texture packs that i have purchased.

I say main account mostly because in a normal household it is pointless to have multiple ps plus subscriptions etc on the same system. On both consoles my account which has made the purchases is logged out.

I logged on with another account and tried to use the skins and texture packs my account has purchased. PS3: Can access all texture packs and skin packs purchased on my account. PS4: Can access all texture packs and skin packs purchased on my account. So yeah it looks good for sharing. Yeah i seem to remember your name from the old boards. My sister also doesn't have an account. So with my old computer, she wants to make a brand new account but my account is already there.

How can I transfer the old account to the new computer and create a new account on the old computer? I am running Minecraft 1.

Minecraft accounts aren't connected to a PC. The launcher will helpfully remember your login for you, but this is only a convenience — your account isn't locked to it.

You can just log in on your new PC and you will be able to play. Your sister will need to have a new paid account. When she does, she can ignore your old account on the old PC and log in with her new account and be able to play. Sign up to join this community.

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