Multi World Plugin
Multi World Plugin (1.20.1, 1.19.4) is a plugin for Minecraft that allows you to create and manage multiple worlds. This can be useful for a variety of purposes, such as creating different game modes, separating different types of gameplay, or simply giving players more space to explore.
Features:
- Create and manage multiple worlds: You can create as many worlds as you need, and each world can have its own unique settings, such as the game mode, the seed, and the time of day.
- Teleport between worlds: You can easily teleport between worlds using the
/mvtp
command. - Create portals between worlds: You can create portals between worlds that allow players to travel between them quickly and easily.
- Set permissions for each world: You can set permissions for each world, so that only certain players can access it.
- Configure world settings: You can configure the settings for each world, such as the difficulty, the mob spawning, and the weather.
Commands:
The following are some of the main commands for the Multi World plugin:
/mv create <world_name>
– Creates a new world with the specified name./mv delete <world_name>
– Deletes a world with the specified name./mv list
– Lists all the worlds that have been created./mvtp <world_name>
– Teleports you to the specified world./mv portal <world_name>
– Creates a portal to the specified world./mv permission <world_name> <player> <permission>
– Gives a player the specified permission for the specified world./mv set <world_name> <setting> <value>
– Sets the specified setting for the specified world.
Permissions:
The following are the permissions that you need to use the Multi World plugin:
mv.create
– Allows you to create new worlds.mv.delete
– Allows you to delete worlds.mv.list
– Allows you to list all the worlds.mv.tp
– Allows you to teleport to worlds.mv.portal
– Allows you to create portals to worlds.mv.permission
– Allows you to give players permissions for worlds.mv.set
– Allows you to set settings for worlds.
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How to install:
- Download a plugin of your choice.
- Place the .jar and any other files in your pluginâs directory.
- Run the server and wait for it to fully load.
- Type stop in your Minecraft server console to bring the server to a clean stop.
- Run the server.
- All done! Your plugin should be installed and ready to be used.