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Always select the version that was used to generate the chunks you're looking at. If you started your world on an older version, you'll have to switch between the versions in the app. (for slime chunks) you didn't wait long enough, since they have a very low spawn rate even in slime chunks.

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you used mods or resource packs that affect world generation.you selected the wrong edition or version (the one used to generate the region you look at).you entered the wrong seed or coordinates.If your in-game world doesn't match the map here at all, it's most likely due to one of the following: If none of the below helps, please report in the comments and include your seed, platform and version, and coordinates. ^ 'Realm Releases Object Database for Node.js'.^ 'Realm: Introducing the Realm Mobile Platform'.^ 'Visual Recognition Mobile App with Watson, Realm, and Swift – IBM OpenTech'.'Realm – a database you may not have heard of but app devs have – touts cloudy platform'. ^ Thomas Claburn (September 29, 2016).'Realm revives object database for mobile dev'. ^ 'Form D: Notice of Exempt Offering of Securities'.'Realm Can Expand Its Reach With $20M Investment'. ^ 'A startup launched 9 months ago by these former Nokia engineers is going absolutely bonkers'.'MongoDB to acquire open-source mobile database Realm for $39 million'. ^ 'Realm's Mobile Development Platform Links to PostgreSQL to Tie into Enterprise Data – The New Stack'.^ 'Realm Makes PostgreSQL Real-Time with New Connector'.^ 'Realm Open Sources Mobile Database, Grows It into Enterprise Platform – ADTmag'.^ 'Realm launches commercial edition of its mobile database – SiliconANGLE'.^ 'Realm broadens its mobile database offering with Object Server | The Diversity Blog – SaaS, Cloud & Business Strategy'.'Realm broadens its mobile database offering with Object Server'. ^ 'Using Realm Mobile Database in a converted desktop app with the Desktop Bridge'.^ 'Realm Mobile Platform Supports Xamarin, Microsoft Azure – ADTmag'.

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^ 'Realm: Microsoft Xamarin 1.0, Azure, Windows Desktop'.

^ 'Realm: Introducing Realm React Native'.

^ 'Realm mobile database platform now has support for Microsoft's Xamarin'.

^ 'Realm: Object Centric Present Day Database for Mobile Applications'.

Realm generally calls this behavior 'zero-copy architecture' (along with the previously mentioned lazy-loaded data access).

As each query result and each proxy object is a view to the underlying data, any change made to the database is reflected in all objects that point to the same data.

Writes are allowed only while in a write transaction.

Each thread-local view returns proxy objects that only read from/write to the database when an accessor method is called, meaning all database access is lazy-loaded.

When this happens, Realm calls change listeners that are added to its query results (if they've changed).

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The query results returned by Realm are thread-local views to the current 'database version' (as Realm handles concurrency with MVCC architecture), and these views 'automatically update' when a transaction is committed from any thread, as long as Realm is able to update its instance version (which is possible on threads that are able to receive change notifications).Each 'link' creates a 'backlink' as an inverse relationship to whichever objects are linking to the current object. Relationships between objects are allowed via 'links'.As Realm is an object store, its typed language-specific APIs map typed objects directly into the Realm file – therefore classes are used as the schema definition.The most notable features of Realm are the following: Realm announced version 1.0 in June 2016, and released a platform for real-time two-way synchronization (beta in 2016 September, release in 2017 January), and provided a Node.js SDK for server-side applications. Realm was mentioned in some trade press, including by other firms such as IBM. In March 2015, funding of about $20 million was disclosed. TightDB renamed its product to Realm in September 2014, and released it for public testing. It was promoted as NoSQL with configurable durability, and the ability to share the same groups of data across multiple processes, but also even multiple devices and clusters. The company started in 2011 at Y Combinator. Realm's development began in the end of 2010 by Alexander Stigsen, along with Bjarne Christiansen, under the name TightDB.