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World Manager

World Manager

Create and manage worlds in-game, through commands. An improved Multiverse alternative for Fabric.

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12.7Kdownloads
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Compatibility

Minecraft: Java Edition

26.2
26.1.x
1.21.4–1.21.11
1.21–1.21.1

Platforms

Supported environments

Server-side
Singleplayer

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Licensed MIT
Published last year
Updated last month

WorldManager

Create and manage worlds in-game, through commands.

Commands

The main command is /worldmanager. It has a shorter alias /wm.

  • /wm list opens an overview gui of all custom worlds that have been created through this mod
  • /wm delete <id> deletes the specified world, kicking all players that are currently in it
  • /wm tp <id> [<targets>] teleports to the specified world to the players last location.
  • /wm seticon <id> [<icon>] sets the world icon to the specified item, or the item in your hand.
  • /wm manage [<id>] opens world management gui for the specified world, or the current world
  • /wm setportal <portal_id> [<destination>] changes the portal destination of the specified portal in the current world

Create

/wm create <id> opens a gui where you can configure your world (dimension type, chunk generator and seed)

/wm create <id> <nbt> allows you to create a world without using the gui (advanced). {seed: 0L, generator: {biome: "minecraft:the_void", type: "fantasy:void"}, type: "minecraft:overworld"} could be used to create a void world.

Import

/wm create <id> <path> [--custom-config] allows you to import a world from a zip, rar or tar archive, or from a folder.

Export

/wm export [<id>] allows you to export the current world to an export.zip archive. This zip file will contain the specified world (or all selected worlds if the id is not specified), along with an appropriate level.dat file and a datapack to correctly load the worlds (e.g., in singleplayer).

The file / folder needs to contain a valid level.dat file. This will import the overworld dimension of the given world.

Multiverse

Multiverse doesn't correctly specify the world configuration. WorldManager won't be able to infer configurations like world height or chunk generation. You should append --custom-config when importing to manually configure your world to match the original configuration as close as possible.

Spawn

/wm setspawn sets the world spawn of the current world to your position.

/wm spawn <id> [<targets>] teleports to the specified world spawn. If the spawn point is not set, it uses the vanilla spawn point logic.

gui example

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