Overview
The Multiverse mod for Minecraft enables multiple worlds to run simultaneously on a single server. It allows players to create new dimensions and seamlessly switch between worlds without the need to swap active save files. This makes managing additional worlds much easier and more efficient. Custom worlds can also be imported effortlessly using the built-in FTP in the LevelUp Servers game panel, along with the mod's in-game commands.
Requirement:
Multiverse requires a Bukkit-based server, such as Spigot or Paper, in order to load and manage multiple worlds at the same time.
How to Add Extra Worlds to a Minecraft Server (Using Multiverse)
1. Download and install Multiverse.
2. Log in to the control panel.
3. Stop and Start the server to generate the required files.
4. Enter the following command in-game or in the console:
"/mv create <WORLD_NAME> <ENV> [-s SEED]"
Examples:"/mv create my_world NORMAL""/mv create my_netherworld NETHER""/mv create myworld NORMAL -s coolminecraftseed"
5. Teleport to generated worlds with the following command:
"/mv tp [PLAYER] [WORLD]"
Examples:"/mv tp Notch my_world""/mv tp Bill_Gates my_netherworld"
How to Import a World to Minecraft Multiverse
1. Download and install Multiverse.
2. Log in to the control panel.
3. Stop and Start the server to generate the required files.
4. Go to Files.
5. Upload the desired world by dragging and dropping the zip file. Larger worlds may require an FTP Client.
6. Right-click on the .zip file and choose Unarchive.
7. Run the following command in-game or in the console:
"/mv import <WORLD> <ENV>"
Examples:"/mv import my_world NORMAL""/mv import my_netherworld NETHER""/mv import myworld NORMAL"
8. Once the server finishes generating, players can teleport to each world using the following command:
"/mv tp [PLAYER] [WORLD]"
Examples:"/mv tp Notch my_world""/mv tp Bill_Gates my_netherworld"
