## Core Features & Systems ### Dynamic World Management Effortlessly create new worlds of various types (Normal, Nether, End) with custom seeds or let the server generate a random one. Every world is independent: it keeps its own settings, its own spawn, its own border and its own place in the world list. Worlds can be loaded and unloaded on demand, and worlds you are not using can be kept out of memory until a player needs them. ### True Per-World Settings Every world has its own copy of the server defaults, and every single one of those settings can be changed for one world without touching the others. PvP, passive creatures, hostile creatures, difficulty, hunger, game mode, forced game mode, automatic healing, respawn world, per-world inventories, per-world ender chests and automatic loading are all controlled per world. Changes apply immediately, and a world can be reset to the server defaults at any time. ### Seamless Portal System Design intricate travel networks with our intuitive portal system. Define portal regions using a simple selection tool, then link them to other portals for instant inter-dimensional travel or directly to the spawn point of any world. Portals are aware of the world they were built in, so the same coordinates in another world will never trigger them. Arrivals are safe: travellers land on open ground, are protected from being bounced straight back, and are greeted with travel sounds and particles. A selection outline shows exactly what the portal region will cover. ### Portal Options Each portal can be tuned individually. Give it its own cooldown, require a permission to use it, show a custom travel message, or make it a one-way arrival point that never sends players back. Portals can be moved onto a new selection at any time without losing their connections, and deleting a portal cleans up every link pointing at it. ### Persistent Per-World Inventories Say goodbye to inventory clutter and cross-world imbalances! MultiWorlds999 ensures that each player maintains a separate, persistent inventory for every world they visit. Their items, armor, off-hand contents and ender chest are automatically saved and loaded, providing a truly isolated and immersive experience in each dimension. Servers that prefer a shared inventory can disable separation for individual worlds, and administrators can inspect and restore a player's saved inventory for any world. ### Comprehensive World Settings Gain granular control over every aspect of your worlds. Configure PvP status, creature spawning (passive and hostile), difficulty, hunger mechanics, game mode, forced game mode, automatic healing, custom respawn worlds, per-world inventories, per-world ender chests and automatic loading. These settings are applied to the actual world as well as stored for the plugin, so difficulty and world borders behave exactly as configured. ### World Backups and Restore Back up any world at any time, list every backup you have made, and restore an earlier copy when something goes wrong. Worlds are backed up automatically before they are removed from management, old backups are pruned according to your retention setting, and restoring requires explicit confirmation so a mistake cannot destroy a world. ### World Menu Players and administrators can open a clickable world menu showing every managed world with its environment, loaded status, player count, difficulty and PvP rules. One click travels to that world's spawn, and the menu pages automatically as your world collection grows. ### Per-World Chat Isolate chat to the world players are in, give each world its own chat layout with world, player and message placeholders, send a server-wide announcement through the plugin, and use chat spy to follow conversations in every world at once. ### World Aliases Create aliases for your worlds to make teleporting easier. An alias works anywhere a world name works: teleporting, info, settings, borders, game rules, permissions, portals and the world menu. Aliases can be added, removed and listed from inside the game. ### World Borders Set a world border for each world individually. The size is remembered per world and reapplied whenever the world is loaded or a player enters it. ### World-Specific Permissions Grant or deny permissions that only apply while a player is inside a specific world. Permissions are applied when a player joins and whenever they change world, and changes are pushed to players who are already there. ### Reliable Data All your meticulously configured worlds, portals, aliases, settings and player inventories are automatically saved, with periodic autosaving during play and a full save on shutdown. Default settings are stored in `config.yml` and live data in `data.yml`, so your server's unique setup remains intact across restarts. ## Commands ### /mw help [page] Show the paged command list. Every command and argument supports tab completion. ### /mw create [normal|nether|end] [seed] Create and generate a brand-new world. The name may contain letters, numbers, underscores and dashes. Choose the world type and optionally provide a seed; without one, a unique landscape is generated. New worlds receive their own copy of the server's default settings. ### /mw import Take over an existing world folder so the plugin manages it, including its settings, spawn, border and portals. ### /mw info [world] Show everything about a world: alias, environment, spawn, border, player count, difficulty, PvP, creature spawning, hunger, game mode, respawn world, inventory rules, permissions and portal count. Without a world name it describes the world you are standing in. ### /mw teleport Travel to the spawn of any world, by name or by alias. Unloaded worlds are loaded automatically when needed. ### /mw spawn Travel to the spawn of the world you are currently in. ### /mw setspawn Use your current position as the spawn of the world you are standing in. ### /mw setstartworld Make the world you are standing in the server's start world. New players are sent there on their first join. ### /mw set Change a single setting for one world. Settings apply immediately and are saved: * `pvp` — whether players can damage each other. * `animals` — whether passive creatures may spawn. * `monsters` — whether hostile creatures may spawn. * `hunger` — whether hunger drains; when off, food stays full. * `forcegamemode` — whether entering the world forces its game mode. * `autoload` — whether the world loads automatically at startup. * `autoheal` — whether entering the world restores full health. * `inventory` — whether the world has its own inventory. * `enderchest` — whether the world has its own ender chest. * `difficulty` — `PEACEFUL`, `EASY`, `NORMAL` or `HARD`. * `gamemode` — `SURVIVAL`, `CREATIVE`, `ADVENTURE` or `SPECTATOR`. * `respawnworld` — the world players respawn in after dying here, or `none`. ### /mw reset Restore every setting of a world to the server defaults. ### /mw world list List every managed world with its alias, environment, player count, loaded state and start-world marker. ### /mw world load Load a world into the server without teleporting anyone. ### /mw world unload Unload a world after moving its players to a safe world. The main world and the start world cannot be unloaded. ### /mw world delete Remove a world from management after moving its players out and creating a backup. The world folder itself is kept on disk, so nothing is permanently destroyed. Portals and saved inventories belonging to that world are cleaned up as well. ### /mw portal create After defining a region with the `/tools` selection pickaxe, create a new portal. The portal remembers the world it was built in and is ready to be linked. ### /mw portal redefine Move an existing portal onto your current selection while keeping its links and options. ### /mw portal list Review every portal with the world it belongs to, its corners, and its destination. ### /mw portal info Show a portal's world, corners, destination, cooldown, permission, message and direction. ### /mw portal delete Delete a portal and clean up every link that pointed to it. ### /mw portal set

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