Configure Per-World Teleport Settings and World Borders

Why Per-World Configuration Matters

Different worlds have different needs. The Nether might need a smaller teleport radius to avoid lava lakes, while the Overworld can use a larger search area. Per-world settings let you customize safety and exploration balance for each dimension.

Setting Up World-Specific Rules

1. Open your plugin configuration file.

2. Find the per-world settings section—each world gets its own configuration block.

3. Set a custom teleport radius for each world (this controls how far from spawn players can land).

4. Enable or disable world border checks to prevent teleports beyond your server's border.

5. Adjust biome blacklists per world if needed—Nether and End can have stricter restrictions than Overworld.

6. Save and run /rtp reload to apply changes.

Testing Your Setup

• Use /rtp world <worldname> to test teleports in specific worlds.
• Check coordinates after landing to verify the radius is appropriate.
• Adjust values if players land too close to spawn or too far into dangerous terrain.