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How to set a template World?

EsGibtKeineMitte edited this page Mar 29, 2019 · 7 revisions

How to set a template

Well, most users of the WorldSystem won't want to use the standard worlds and will want to add their own. In the following I will explain how to do this.

First of all you need to put your Minecraft worlds to the folder, where WorldSystem searches for templates, this is /plugins/WorldSystem/WorldSources.

The worlds in right place

I have two different world types as templates: Flatmap & Watermap

After we have done this, we have to tell WorldSystem the names of our Worlds on configure them. Open the config.yml with an text-editor or like me in the terminal via nano.

WorldSystem Config

Under the point templates you can set the two template worlds. On the first, so we have to set the name of our world here, in my case Flatmap & Watermap.

After this, we can decide, whether the user is allowed to choose from the templates. If you want your users to be allowed to choose from which world they want to take, set the point multi_choose to true, if not set it to false.

After we have done this we are almost done. We only have to tell WorldSystem the default world, the user gets when multichoose is set to false. We just have to put the name of the world under the point default.

After this, we are done and can reload our server to use the template worlds. Config after setting up default worlds

In a nutshell:

Put the worlds in to worldsources folder Put the names in the config.yml under the point templates. Set multichoose in config.yml to true or false. Set the default world name under the point default.

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