Plugins are an addition to your server that will make your experience better.

The best thing about plugins is that they do not need to be set up on each player's client like mods. Players will be able to join with the normal Minecraft client, regardless of how many plugins your server is running.

This guide will help you with setting up and using the Multiverse plugin on your server.

❓ What Is Multiverse ❓

Multiverse Core is a plugin that enables you to have multiple active worlds on your server at the same time, as well as to be able to move freely between them. You can also generate another nether or end dimension.

Each world can be customized, so you can set up different spawn points, gamemodes, difficulties, and gamerules for them.

Here is our guide explaining the Minecraft gamerules and here is the one explaining how to set your spawn point in a normal Vanilla world.
You can read more about this plugin here in the official documentation or here on the official Bukkit page.
⚠ NOTE ⚠: To use plugins, you must have Spigot or Paper running on your server. You can find our guide for changing your server type here if needed.

🌎 How to Install the Multiverse Plugin 🌎

To install the Multiverse plugin on your server, you can use the Multicraft Installer or do it manually.

Our guide for installing plugins on your server can be found here.

💠 The Multicraft Built-In Feature

Log in to your Multicraft panel here and stop your server.




Click on Installers, then on Plugin Installer.




Search for Multiverse-Core, then click on the plugin.




Select the version according to the Minecraft version you are running, then click on Install.




Start your server.

💠 Installing the Plugin Manually

Log in to your Multicraft panel here and stop your server.




Download here the appropriate version of the plugin, depending on the Minecraft version your server is running.




Use FileZilla to upload the plugin to your server's plugins folder.



Here is our guide for using FileZilla.


Start your server.

📝 Multiverse Commands 📝

The Multiverse plugin provides commands that can be used to generate new worlds, import custom ones, and manage existing worlds, like the spawn point or gamerules.

- ❓ The arguments between ' <> ' are necessary for the command to work, you need to fill that space with the correct argument.
- ❓ The arguments between ' [] ' are not necessary for the command and are usually extra features. You can use the command leaving those spaces empty, and it will still work.

You can find more information about all Multiverse commands here in their official documentation.

💠 Generating, Deleting, and Teleporting Between Worlds

The following commands can be used to generate, delete, or teleport between worlds.

/mv create <world> normal

Will generate a new normal world.


/mv create <world> nether

Will generate a new nether world.


/mv create <world> end

Will generate a new end world.



/mv create <world> normal -t flat

Will generate a new normal flat world.

⚠ NOTE ⚠: You can also use the -t flat option to generate a new flat nether or end dimension.


/mv list

Will show the full list of worlds loaded.


/mv delete <world>

Will delete the world titled <world>.


/mv tp [player] <world>

Will teleport the mentioned player to the world called <world> in-game.


/mv import <name> <env>

Will load an existing world from your server into Multiverse.

💠 Managing Existing Worlds

The following commands can be used to change options for the existing worlds:

/mv set spawn

Will set the spawn point for the current world.


/mv coord

Will show you your coordinates.


/mv spawn [player]

Will teleport the mentioned player to the spawn point.


/mv gamerule <rule> <value> [world]

Will set a Minecraft gamerule for the specified or current world.

Example:

/mv gamerule keepInventory true parkour_world

Will enable the keepInventory gamerule in the parkour_world world, so players will keep their items when they die.


/mv modify set <property> <value> [world]

Will modify a property for the specified world.

Property	Value
Alias	the actual alias
Color	AQUA, BLACK, BLUE, DARKAQUA, DARKBLUE, ARKGRAY, DARKGREEN, DARKPURPLE, DARKRED, GOLD, GRAY, GREEN, LIGHTPURPLE, RED, YELLOW, WHITE
Animals	true or false
Monsters	true or false
PVP	true or false
Scale/Scaling	double
Price	the amount it costs to enter the world
Currency/Curr	the item ID needed to enter the world
RespawnWorld
Mode/Gamemode	survival, creative, adventure, spectator
Diff/Difficulty	peaceful, easy, normal, hard
Weather	true or false

Examples:

/mv modify set diff hard survival_world

Will set the difficulty to hard on the world called survival_world.

/mv modify set gamemode creative creative_world

Will set the gamemode to creative for the creative_world.

/mv modify set pvp false explore_world

Will disable the PVP in the world called explore_world.

🗺️ How to Import a Custom World 🗺️

To import a custom world using the Multiverse plugin, you need to first upload it to your server, then load it via the Multiverse plugin.

Here are the steps for doing so:

Log in to your Multicraft panel here and stop your server.




Use FileZilla to upload your custom world to the server's root directory.



You can find our guide for uploading a world to your server here and the one for using FileZilla here.


Start your server, then click on Console.






Use the following command, replacing <name> with the name of the world folder you just uploaded to your server and the <env> with the dimension type you are trying to load:

/mv import <name> <env>

⚠ NOTE ⚠: The dimension type can be one of the following: normal, nether, or end.
⚠ NOTE ⚠: Capital letters are sensitive regarding the world name! You need to use the exact name of the world folder you uploaded to your server.



A message should pop up in the console telling you that your world was successfully loaded.

🚀 Multiverse Additions 🚀

The Multiverse plugin provides some additions (extra plugins) that you can use to manage worlds better on your server:

Multiverse Portals
Nether Portals
Sign Portals
Multiverse Inventories

You can add them to your server once with the Multiverse plugin, but they are not necessarily required.

💠 Multiverse Portals

You can use this plugin to create custom portals between different worlds loaded by the Multiverse plugin.

For example, you can have a hub world that players join, and from there, have more portals to different worlds depending on their purpose, like one world for survival, one for creative, and one for mini-games.

The plugin's Bukkit page can be found here, and here is the official documentation.

💠 Nether Portals

You can use this plugin to create custom portals between multiple nether worlds loaded by the Multiverse plugin.

For example, if you want to have multiple nether worlds on your server, you can use this plugin to create specific portals to each nether world that can be accessed only by specific players.

The plugin's Bukkit page can be found here, and here is the official documentation.

💠 Sign Portals

You can use this plugin to add clickable signs to nether portals that will change the destination of the portal. Also, when players right-click on the sign, they will be automatically teleported.

You will not necessarily need to click on the sign to get teleported, you can also just pass through the portal, and the destination will be the same.

The plugin's Bukkit page can be found here, and here is the official documentation.

💠 Multiverse Inventories

You can use this plugin to manage each world's inventory.

You will be able to set, for example, the same inventory for three of your worlds, and have a fourth with a separate inventory. So when players are teleporting to the fourth world, they will have a different inventory that will be kept for that world only.

The plugin's Bukkit page can be found here, and here is the official documentation.


If you find any issues setting up and using the Multiverse plugin, you can contact us on live chat or via the ticket system.

❕Useful Links❕

- How to Set Up and Use CoreProtect Plugin
- How to Temporarily Disable a Plugin
- Recommended Minecraft Plugins

Updated on: 01/11/2023