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Multiverse-Core Plugin was created at the dawn of Bukkit multiworld support. It has since then grown into a complete world management solution including special treatment of your nether worlds.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Change a World's Game Mode, Difficulty, and PvPAdjusting World Rules Multiverse-Core lets each world run its own rules independent of the others. The command…How to Create a New World with Multiverse-CoreCreating the World Multiverse-Core lets you spin up additional worlds on the same server without touching your main…How to Restrict Access to Specific Worlds with PermissionsWhy Restrict Worlds On a public server you often want some worlds private, staff-only, or locked behind a rank.…How to Teleport Between Worlds and Set a World SpawnMoving Players Around Once you have multiple worlds, the most common task is jumping between them. The base command…

Frequently asked questions

How do I get started with Multiverse-Core after installing it?
Run the /mv command to see the main help menu and confirm the plugin loaded correctly. From there, use /mv create to make your first world, then /mv tp to travel to it. Most commands follow the /mv pattern.
Why does my new world not show up in the world list?
The world list only refreshes when Multiverse loads it, so run /mv list to confirm it was registered. If it's missing, check the server console for errors during creation — a failed generator or bad seed will silently abort the world.
How do I make a world use a specific generator like a skyblock or amplified terrain?
Pass the generator name as an argument when creating the world, for example /mv create normal -g . The generator plugin must be installed and registered with Multiverse first, otherwise the world falls back to the default generator.

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