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It gives you 7 options:

1 - Install world(s)/Backup worlds
2 - Grab a world/Backup worlds
3 - Grab Screenshots
4 - Backup Worlds
5 - Install TexturePack(s)/Backup Texturepacks
6 - Backup TexturePack(s)
7 - Grab Minecraft.jar

save as .bat

    @echo off

title BadP1zza's MC sharing setup

color 80

md install-worlds

md install-texturepacks

md grabbed

md Screenshots

:menu

cls

echo Choose what to do.

echo ----

echo Jobs

echo ----

echo A - Backup Help/Info

echo 1 - Install world(s)/Backup worlds

echo 2 - Grab a world/Backup worlds

echo 3 - Grab Screenshots

echo 4 - Backup Worlds

echo 5 - Install TexturePack(s)/Backup Texturepacks

echo 6 - Backup TexturePack(s)

echo 7 - Grab Minecraft.jar

echo ----

set /p tdd=Job:  

goto %tdd%

goto menu

:A

cls

echo Back ups are stored in %appdata%\minecraft\backup

echo To find the most recent backup, show them in order from last modified date.

echo Backups are made in order to make sure you do not lose your hard work.

echo This takes up most of them time it takes to transfer worlds. about 70%.

echo Texturepacks backups are stored in %appdata%\minecraft\backup\tp

echo You can retrieve them the same way as world backups.

pause

goto menu

:1

cls

echo Installing World(s)

md %appdata%\.minecraft\backup

xcopy /e /y /i  %appdata%\.minecraft\saves %appdata%\.minecraft\backup\b%random%a%random%d%random%

xcopy /e /y install-worlds %appdata%\.minecraft\saves

goto menu

:2

cls

echo Please choose the world to grab.

set /p tskk=World Name:  

md %appdata%\.minecraft\backup

xcopy /e /y /i  %appdata%\.minecraft\saves %appdata%\.minecraft\backup\b%random%a%random%d%random%

md %appdata%\.minecraft\saves\%tskk%

xcopy /e /y /i %appdata%\.minecraft\saves\%tskk% grabbed\%tskk% 

goto menu

:3

cls

echo Grabbing screenshots.

xcopy /e /y %appdata%\.minecraft\screenshots Screenshots

goto menu

:4

cls

echo Backing Up

md %appdata%\.minecraft\backup

xcopy /e /y /i  %appdata%\.minecraft\saves %appdata%\.minecraft\backup\b%random%a%random%d%random%

goto menu

:5

cls

echo Installing TexturePacks

md %appdata%\.minecraft\backup\tp

xcopy /e /y /i  %appdata%\.minecraft\texturepacks %appdata%\.minecraft\backup\tp\b%random%a%random%d%random%

xcopy /e /y /i install-texturepacks %appdata%\.minecraft\texturepacks

goto menu

:6

cls

echo Backing Up - TexturePacks

md %appdata%\.minecraft\backup\tp

xcopy /e /y /i  %appdata%\.minecraft\texturepacks %appdata%\.minecraft\backup\tp\b%random%a%random%d%random%

goto menu

:7

cls

echo Grabbing Minecraft.jar

xcopy /e /y %appdata%\.minecraft\bin\minecraft.jar grabbed

rmdir grabbed\natives

goto menu

How to use:
1) Start the batch file. It will create 5 folders(Grabbed, install-texturepacks, install-worlds, screenshots)
2) To install a world, paste the world folder into the "install-worlds" folder and type 1 and press enter in the command prompt.
3) To install a texturepack, paste the world folder into the "install-texturepacks" folder and type 5 and press enter in the command prompt.
4) To get all your screenshots, just type 3 and press enter in the command prompt. The pictures will be added to your "screenshots" folder.
5) To share a world with your friends, simply type in 2 and type in the name of the world. It will move the save folder to the "grabbed" folder. Just make it a .zip and send to friends.

I wanted to add features to allow and disallow updates. Helpful if you don't want to update and you want to stay on the version you are on.

This may be in the wrong section.

If you have any ideas or would like to contribute, just post below

I dont see why you would need this :/ You can do this out of the .minecraft folder easily.

For 2: Just Drag the world folder into the saves folder inside .minecraft
For 3: Drag the .rar file (of the texture pack) into the texture pack folder inside the .minecraft folder unless the resolution is 32x32 or bigger then you will need the HD patcher.
For 4: Screen shot folder inside .minecraft.
For 5: Just add the world folder to winrar archiver and then you can upload it /send it.