ResourceWorldResetter (1.21.4 - 26.X+)

ResourceWorldResetter schedules resource-world resets, evacuates players, regenerates through the matching world plugin, then verifies the result. Operators get status, history, and an admin GUI. Players get a teleport menu with permissions and reset-phase protection.

Keep resource worlds fresh with guarded, scheduled resets for Spigot, CraftBukkit, Paper, Purpur, and Folia.

Why use it

• Automate resource-world resets on daily, weekly, monthly, or interval schedules.
• Protect players during resets by evacuating them before regeneration begins.
• Fail safely with per-world locking, result verification, and typed failure handling.
• Warn players in advance at configurable countdown intervals.
• Recover conservatively with persistent reset history and interrupted-operation markers.
• Manage everything in game through an administration GUI.
• Offer easy world travel with a permission-aware player teleport menu.
• Run on your platform with separate builds for Multiverse-Core and TheNextLvl Worlds.
• Localize messages in English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, or Korean.

Install exactly one platform JAR. The shared core is already included — do not install a separate rwr-core file.

Spigot

• Install RWR-Spigot-5.0.0.jar
• Requires Multiverse-Core 5.8.0+
• Data folder: plugins/ResourceWorldResetter/

Reset automation

• Daily, weekly, monthly, and interval schedules.
• IANA time-zone support.
• Same, fixed, or random seed policies.
• Configurable warning times, safe retries, and completion broadcasts.
• Guarded evacuation, provider regeneration, verification, and history.

Operator tools

• Administration GUI for worlds, schedules, global settings, teleport destinations, and history.
• Transactional /rwr reload that keeps the previous valid configuration on failure.
• /rwr status and /rwr history for live and persisted diagnostics.
• Asynchronous release checks that never download or install updates.

Player experience

• Paginated teleport GUI with configurable visibility and permissions.
• Reset-phase blocking for unavailable destinations.
• MiniMessage-based localized messages with English fallback.

• Java 21+
• Minecraft API 1.21.4+, including the 26.x server line
• The world plugin that matches the selected RWR build

• /rwr help — Permission-aware help
• /rwr status [id] (rwr.status) — Live reset / schedule status
• /rwr gui (rwr.admin) — Admin configuration GUI
• /rwr tp (rwr.tp) — Player teleport menu
• /rwr reset <id> (rwr.reset) — Guarded immediate reset
• /rwr history [n] (rwr.history) — Recent reset history
• /rwr reload (rwr.reload) — Transactional config reload

/rwr status [id] is the single command for current phase and next-schedule information.

• rwr.admin (op) — Full admin GUI and admin actions
• rwr.reload (op) — Reload configuration
• rwr.reset (op) — Force a guarded reset
• rwr.status (op) — View status
• rwr.history (op) — View reset history
• rwr.tp (true) — Open the teleport GUI
• rwr.teleport.world.* (op) — Bypass per-destination teleport permissions

Leave a destination permission blank to make it public to anyone with rwr.tp. Set it to any Bukkit node (for example a LuckPerms group) to restrict that destination.


Back up the plugin data folder and managed worlds before upgrading. v4.2.1 and earlier are legacy v4 releases. v5 uses a new configuration ( config-version: 5) and must be migrated manually. Install exactly one platform JAR, then run one supervised /rwr reset <id> before enabling unattended resets.


RWR uses bStats to collect anonymous usage metrics. No world names or player identities are included. To disable metrics, open plugins/bStats/config.yml and set enabled: false; this setting is managed by bStats and is not located in the RWR plugin folder.

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