Patchwork Adventures Multiworld

This is a heavily modified (and strictly incompatible!) fork of https://github.com/IsaiahMC/multiworld .

Main changes:

• New clone, delete, load, unload commands
• Fixed storage of world configuration: previously it was stored per-minecraft instance, but it has to be per-save
• Improved create command: can now specify preset for world
• Each world now stores if it's currently loaded or not
• Improved list command: shows unloaded worlds
• Make commands usable without a player entity (on permission level 4)
• Drop compatibility for Minecraft versions before v1.21.0
• Don't force java 8 compatibility

Warts:

• Only Minecraft 1.21.1 with Fabric is supported!
• Should really change the name...
• Builds against a fork of fantasy in ../fantasy, because the version of fantasy for 1.21.1 does not properly restore forceloaded chunks

Commands

• /mw list Displays a list of all loaded and known worlds.

• /mw tp <id> Teleports the player to the spawn of the world identified by <id>.

• /mw spawn Teleports the player to the spawn point of the current world.

• /mw setspawn Sets the spawn point of the current world to the player's current position.

• /mw gamerule <rule> <value> Changes a game rule for the current or specified world. Note that /gamerule does not work for custom dimensions!

• /mw difficulty <value> [world id] Sets the difficulty level for a specified world (or the current one, if no ID is given). Note that the normal difficulty command does not work for custom dimensions!

• /mw create <id> <world_preset> [<world_preset_dimension>] Creates a new world with the specified ID, preset, and preset dimension name. The dimension name defaults to minecraft:overworld.

  Example presets:

  • minecraft:normal minecraft:overworld - the default overworld
  • minecraft:normal minecraft:the_nether - the default nether
  • minecraft:flat - flat world

• /mw clone <existing id> <new id> Creates a duplicate of an existing world under a new ID. The existing world does not need to be loaded, the newly created world will be loaded.

• /mw delete <id> Permanently deletes the specified world and all of its files. This action is irreversible and should be used with caution.

• /mw load <id> Loads the world with the specified ID.

• /mw unload <id> Unloads the specified world, freeing up server resources.

Building

• Currently you need https://github.com/KrisBichocolate/fantasy/tree/pwa-v1.21.1 checked out into ../fantasy
• Build with the gradle wrapper

License & Credits

Multiworld is licensed under the terms of the LGPL v3.

Note: Multiworld makes use of the Fantasy library by NucleoidMC for creation of runtime worlds, (also LGPLv3).