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[1.17.x-1.21.x] MultiWorld
Java mod listed for Minecraft 1.17–1.21. Download on the author's site.
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- Version 1.7.2 Need https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/faciliscommon-bukkit.107198/history Version 1.0.7-SNAPHOST
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1. Custom Generator Support:
Multiworld supports custom world generators, allowing server administrators to create worlds with unique landscapes, structures, or biome configurations, beyond the default Minecraft generation.
2. Flags:
Multiworld allows the configuration of specific flags to customize each world:
Multiworld allows multiple worlds to be connected, enabling seamless travel between them. This can be configured to create a network of interconnected worlds, enhancing the multiplayer experience.
4. Per World PVP:
Multiworld allows PvP (Player vs. Player) combat to be enabled or disabled on a per-world basis, giving more control over the gameplay experience in each world.
5. Portal Control:
Provides control over how portals function, including the ability to define where portals lead. This can include linking portals to different worlds or specific locations within a world.
6. World Whitelist:
This feature restricts access to specific worlds by maintaining a whitelist of players who are allowed to enter. This is useful for creating private or VIP worlds.
Multiworld supports custom world generators, allowing server administrators to create worlds with unique landscapes, structures, or biome configurations, beyond the default Minecraft generation.
2. Flags:
Multiworld allows the configuration of specific flags to customize each world:
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- AUTO_LOAD: Automatically loads the world on server startup.
- AUTO_UNLOAD: Automatically unloads the world when no players are present.
- DIFFICULTY: Sets the difficulty level for the world (e.g., peaceful, easy, normal, hard).
- END_PORTAL_ACCESSIBLE: Controls whether the End portal is accessible in the world.
- GAME_MODE: Sets the default game mode for players entering the world (e.g., survival, creative).
- HUNGER_ENABLED: Determines whether hunger mechanics are enabled in the world.
- KEEP_SPAWN_IN_MEMORY: Keeps the spawn chunks loaded in memory for faster access.
- NETHER_PORTAL_ACCESSIBLE: Controls whether Nether portals are accessible in the world.
- PVP_ENABLED: Toggles whether Player vs. Player (PvP) combat is enabled.
- RECEIVE_ACHIEVEMENTS: Allows or disallows players to receive achievements in the world.
- REDSTONE_ENABLED: Controls whether redstone mechanisms function in the world.
- SPAWN_ANIMALS: Controls whether passive animals spawn naturally in the world.
- SPAWN_ENTITIES: Controls the spawning of all entities, including custom entities.
- SPAWN_MONSTERS: Controls whether hostile monsters spawn naturally in the world.
- WEATHER_ENABLED: Toggles weather effects, such as rain or snow, in the world.
Multiworld allows multiple worlds to be connected, enabling seamless travel between them. This can be configured to create a network of interconnected worlds, enhancing the multiplayer experience.
4. Per World PVP:
Multiworld allows PvP (Player vs. Player) combat to be enabled or disabled on a per-world basis, giving more control over the gameplay experience in each world.
5. Portal Control:
Provides control over how portals function, including the ability to define where portals lead. This can include linking portals to different worlds or specific locations within a world.
6. World Whitelist:
This feature restricts access to specific worlds by maintaining a whitelist of players who are allowed to enter. This is useful for creating private or VIP worlds.
1. /world back
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.back
Explanation: Returns the player to the last world they were in.
Usage Example:
/world back
Explanation: Returns the player to the last world they were in.
Usage Example:
/world back
2. /world backup <Name>
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.backup
Explanation: Creates a backup of the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world backup MyWorld
Explanation: Creates a backup of the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world backup MyWorld
3. /world create <Name> <Environment> <-g, -s, -t> <Generator | Seed | Type>
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.create
Explanation: Creates a new world with the specified name and environment.
- `<Environment>` specifies the type of environment (e.g., NORMAL, NETHER, END).
- `-g <Generator>` specifies a custom world generator.
- `-s <Seed>` specifies a custom seed for world generation.
- `-t <Type>` specifies a world type (e.g., THE_END, NETHER, NORMAL).
Examples:
Explanation: Creates a new world with the specified name and environment.
- `<Environment>` specifies the type of environment (e.g., NORMAL, NETHER, END).
- `-g <Generator>` specifies a custom world generator.
- `-s <Seed>` specifies a custom seed for world generation.
- `-t <Type>` specifies a world type (e.g., THE_END, NETHER, NORMAL).
Examples:
Spoiler: Examples
/world create SeedWorld NORMAL -s 5011934898247180076
/world create TerraWorld NORMAL -g TerraformGenerator
/world create TheEndWorld THE_END -t THE_END
/world create TerraWorld NORMAL -g TerraformGenerator
/world create TheEndWorld THE_END -t THE_END
4. /world delete <World>
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.delete
Explanation: Deletes the specified world from the server.
Usage Example:
/world delete OldWorld
Explanation: Deletes the specified world from the server.
Usage Example:
/world delete OldWorld
5. /world flag <World> <Property> <Value>
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.flag
Explanation: Sets a flag for the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world flag SeedWorld PVP_ENABLED false
Explanation: Sets a flag for the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world flag SeedWorld PVP_ENABLED false
6. /world gamerule <World> <Gamerule> <Value>
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.gamerule
Explanation: Changes a gamerule for the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world gamerule SeedWorld doDaylightCycle false
Explanation: Changes a gamerule for the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world gamerule SeedWorld doDaylightCycle false
7. /world help
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.help
Explanation: Displays a list of available Multiworld commands.
Usage Example:
/world help
Explanation: Displays a list of available Multiworld commands.
Usage Example:
/world help
8. /world import <Name> <Environment> <-g, -t> <Generator | WorldType>
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.import
Explanation: Imports an existing world with the specified type and environment.
- `<Environment>` specifies the type of environment (e.g., NORMAL, NETHER, END).
- `-g <Generator>` specifies a custom world generator.
- `-t <WorldType>` specifies a world type (e.g., FLAT, DEFAULT).
Usage Example:
/world import CustomWorld NORMAL -t NORMAL
/world import TerraWorld NORMAL -g TerraformGenerator
Explanation: Imports an existing world with the specified type and environment.
- `<Environment>` specifies the type of environment (e.g., NORMAL, NETHER, END).
- `-g <Generator>` specifies a custom world generator.
- `-t <WorldType>` specifies a world type (e.g., FLAT, DEFAULT).
Usage Example:
/world import CustomWorld NORMAL -t NORMAL
/world import TerraWorld NORMAL -g TerraformGenerator
9. /world info <World>
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.info
Explanation: Displays information about the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world info MyWorld
Explanation: Displays information about the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world info MyWorld
10. /world link <World> <End | Nether> <World>
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.link
Explanation: Links two worlds, often used for Nether/End connections.
Usage Example:
/world link Overworld NetherWorld Nether
Explanation: Links two worlds, often used for Nether/End connections.
Usage Example:
/world link Overworld NetherWorld Nether
11. /world list
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.list
Explanation: Lists all worlds currently loaded on the server.
Usage Example:
/world list
Explanation: Lists all worlds currently loaded on the server.
Usage Example:
/world list
12. /world load <World>
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.load
Explanation: Loads the specified world onto the server.
Usage Example:
/world load AdventureWorld
Explanation: Loads the specified world onto the server.
Usage Example:
/world load AdventureWorld
13. /world reload
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.reload
Explanation: Reloads the Multiworld plugin configuration.
Usage Example:
/world reload
Explanation: Reloads the Multiworld plugin configuration.
Usage Example:
/world reload
14. /world teleport <Player> <World>
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.teleport
Explanation: Teleports a player to the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world teleport Steve AdventureWorld
Explanation: Teleports a player to the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world teleport Steve AdventureWorld
15. /world unload <World>
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.unload
Explanation: Unloads the specified world from the server.
Usage Example:
/world unload OldWorld
Explanation: Unloads the specified world from the server.
Usage Example:
/world unload OldWorld
16. /world whitelist <World> <Enable | Disable | Add | Remove | List> <Name>
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.whitelist
Explanation: Manages the whitelist for a specific world.
Subcommands:
a. /world whitelist <World> Enable
b. /world whitelist <World> Disable
c. /world whitelist <World> Add <Name>
d. /world whitelist <World> Remove <Name>
e. /world whitelist <World> List
17. /world version
Explanation: Manages the whitelist for a specific world.
Subcommands:
a. /world whitelist <World> Enable
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.whitelist.enable
Explanation: Enables the whitelist for the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world whitelist MyWorld Enable
Explanation: Enables the whitelist for the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world whitelist MyWorld Enable
b. /world whitelist <World> Disable
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.whitelist.disable
Explanation: Disables the whitelist for the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world whitelist MyWorld Disable
Explanation: Disables the whitelist for the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world whitelist MyWorld Disable
c. /world whitelist <World> Add <Name>
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.whitelist.add
Explanation: Adds a player to the whitelist for the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world whitelist MyWorld Add Steve
Explanation: Adds a player to the whitelist for the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world whitelist MyWorld Add Steve
d. /world whitelist <World> Remove <Name>
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.whitelist.remove
Explanation: Removes a player from the whitelist for the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world whitelist MyWorld Remove Steve
Explanation: Removes a player from the whitelist for the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world whitelist MyWorld Remove Steve
e. /world whitelist <World> List
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.whitelist.list
Explanation: Lists all players on the whitelist for the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world whitelist MyWorld List
Explanation: Lists all players on the whitelist for the specified world.
Usage Example:
/world whitelist MyWorld List
17. /world version
Spoiler: Usage and Details
Permission: multiworld.command.world.version
Explanation: Displays the version of the Multiworld plugin.
Usage Example:
/world version
Explanation: Displays the version of the Multiworld plugin.
Usage Example:
/world version
- https://github.com/Dev7ex/MultiWorld
- https://bstats.org/plugin/bukkit/MultiWorld/15446
- https://modrinth.com/plugin/multiworld-bukkit
- Download the latest Jar File
Go to the SpigotMC Resource Page to download the needed version of the FacilisCommon plugin. - Put both plugins in your "plugins" folder
Ensure both the MultiWorld and FacilisCommon plugins are placed in your server's plugins folder. - Restart the Server
Restart your Minecraft server to load the plugins and apply the changes. - Enjoy!
You're all set to use MultiWorld! Enjoy managing multiple worlds on your serve
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[/spoiler]Quick facts
- Edition: Minecraft Java
- File type: .jar
- Minecraft versions listed: 1.17, 1.18, 1.19
- How to install: Install the matching mod loader (Forge, Fabric or NeoForge) for your Minecraft version. → Download the .jar. → Put it in the .minecraft/mods folder and launch that loader profile.
- Where to get it: Opens on Spigot — not every file is mirrored on our own servers.
Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.
[1.17.x-1.21.x] MultiWorld is a free Minecraft Java mod. Compatible with Minecraft 1.17, 1.18, 1.19, 1.20 and newer. Downloaded 61,894 times (via Spigot). Download it and open it directly in the game.