.BP File Extension

A BP file may also be a song that has been saved to listen to offline in the Boomplay music app, available for Android and iOS devices. BP files can be played only in the Boomplay app. They cannot be converted to other audio formats.

Boomplay is a music streaming service that focuses on African and international music. Boomplay apps are available for Android and iOS devices. In addition to streaming music, the Boomplay apps allow users to save music to listen to offline.

Music saved using Boomplay is saved as BP files. These files are encoded such that they can be played only in the Boomplay apps. This prevents users from transferring music downloaded via Boomplay to their personal music libraries.

You can open a BP file, and play the song it contains, in Boomplay (Android, iOS). To locate the songs you've downloaded in Boomplay:

1. Open the app and select Library.
2. Select Downloads.
3. A list of your downloaded songs, including those saved as BP files, will appear in Boomplay.

A BP file may also be a blueprint file created by Axiom, a building and world-editing mod developed by Moulberry for Minecraft: Java Edition. It stores a saved selection of blocks and related building data, allowing players to copy, save, and reuse structures within their Minecraft worlds. BP files make it easier to duplicate buildings, landscapes, and other creations without rebuilding them.

Axiom uses BP files as a portable format for sharing and importing builds between worlds or with other Axiom users. Depending on the structure being saved, a BP file may contain block types, block states, entity information, dimensions, and other data needed to recreate the original build. Minecraft builders, map creators, server administrators, and content creators commonly use BP files to speed up construction, preserve complex builds, and collaborate on large projects.

You can open BP files with the Moulberry Axiom mod for Minecraft: Java Edition. To open a BP file, place it in the mod's blueprint directory or import it through Axiom's blueprint management tools. After loading the blueprint, you can preview it, position it within a world, and place the structure using Axiom's building tools.