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š¦ Quick World Reboot ā First Release

š Initial Release
Welcome to the very first public release of Quick World Reboot (QWR)!
QWR is a lightweight yet powerful Minecraft plugin designed to reset worlds quickly, safely, and reliably for modern Minecraft servers.
Perfect for:
- š² SMPs
- š§© Minigames
- šļø SkyBlock & OneBlock
- šÆ Practice Servers
- š Hardcore Challenges
- š Temporary Event Worlds
š Dependencies
ā Supported Server Software
- Spigot
- Paper
- Purpur
- All Bukkit-based forks
š® Supported Minecraft Versions
- Tested on:
1.21.x - Compatible with:
1.20.x+
ā Required Java Version
- Java 21 or higher
š§ Required Dependency
Supported Versions
- Multiverse-Core 4.x
- Multiverse-Core 5.x
⨠Added Features
š Full World Reboot System
- Complete world deletion & regeneration system
- Fresh worlds generated automatically
- Fast and simple reboot process
š Full Multiverse-Core Support
- Added support for:
- Multiverse-Core 4.x
- Multiverse-Core 5.x
- Modern Options-API support
- Reflection-based compatibility system
- Automatic API fallback support
š„ Safe Player Handling
- Players are automatically teleported out of rebooting worlds
- Configurable fallback/hub world support
- Prevents player corruption or stuck states during deletion
š Smart Inventory Reset System
- Optional inventory wipe support
- Inventories only reset once on first join
- Safe reconnect handling
š± Advanced Seed Management
- Copy old world seeds
- Generate random seeds
- Use custom seeds manually
šØ Multiple World Styles
Supported environments:
- š
normal - š„
nether - š
the_end
ā” Smart Commands
/qwr reboot
/qwr <world>
/qwr setfallback
/qwr report
/qwr debug
āØļø Smart Tab Completion
- World suggestions
- Command auto-completion
- Style suggestions
- Boolean option suggestions
š”ļø Reliability Improvements
- Automatic fallback system if APIs fail
- Compatible with modern server software
- Improved handling for different Multiverse versions
šØ Modern UI & Console Design
- Colored startup messages
- Modern help menu
- Debug mode
- Custom console banner
šø Preview
š„ļø Modern Help & UI

š„ Plugin Information

š Performance
- Lightweight design
- Minimal server impact
- Optimized for modern Minecraft servers
ā¤ļø Thank You
Thank you for trying the first release of Quick World Reboot!
More features, automation systems, and developer APIs are planned for future updates š

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