Creating Multiple Worlds on Your Minecraft Server with Multiverse-Core

Running a Minecraft server is exciting, but sometimes one world isn’t enough. Whether you want a creative world for building, a survival world for challenges, or a mini-game world for fun, you can achieve this using the Multiverse-Core plugin. This plugin allows you to create, manage, and teleport between multiple worlds seamlessly.

Step 1: Install Multiverse-Core

First, download the latest version of Multiverse-Core from the official Spigot page or trusted plugin repository. Then, upload the Multiverse-Core.jar file into your server’s plugins folder. Finally, restart your server to complete the installation.

Step 2: Verify Installation

After restarting the server, type the following command to confirm the plugin is active:

/mv

If installed correctly, you’ll see the Multiverse-Core command list.

Step 3: Create a New World

To create a new world, use this command:

/mv create <worldname> <environment>

Example:

/mv create creative normal -t flat

This creates a brand new Overworld named creative.

Step 4: Teleport Between Worlds

Once your worlds are created, teleport between them using:

/mv tp <worldname>

Example:

/mv tp creative

Step 5: Set World Properties

Multiverse-Core lets you customize settings for each world, such as game mode, difficulty, and permissions. Some useful commands:

/mv modify set gamemode creative <worldname>

/mv modify set difficulty hard <worldname>

Final Thoughts

Multiverse-Core is a powerful plugin that opens endless possibilities for your Minecraft server. Whether you’re hosting creative builds, survival adventures, or mini-games, multiple worlds can enhance your players’ experience significantly.