1. Requirements
- A Spigot/Paper server (vanilla does not support this).
- The Multiverse-Core plugin (required).
Download: https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/multiverse-core.390/
Upload the .jar file into the plugins directory, then restart your server.
2. Creating a Second (or Additional) World
After the plugin loads, you can create new worlds using these commands:
Generate a normal world
/mv create WorldName normal
Generate a flat world
/mv create WorldName normal -t FLAT
Generate a Nether world
/mv create WorldName nether
Generate an End world
/mv create WorldName end
After a moment, the world will be generated and added to your server.
3. Switching Between Worlds
Teleport to another world
/mv tp WorldName
(Replace WorldName with the world name you created.)
List all worlds
/mv list
4. Setting Game Modes for a Specific World (Optional)
Automatically change player gamemode when entering a world:
/mvg set gamemode creative WorldName
(Again, replace WorldName with your world’s name.)
5. Deleting a World (If Needed)
/mv delete WorldName
(Then optionally remove the world’s folder from worlds/ or from the server root directory.)
6. Important Notes
- Multiverse stores each world in a separate folder.
- Worlds run in parallel - they do not overwrite each other.
- The plugin fully manages teleportation and world generation.