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If you already have a Minecraft world folder and want to use it on a server with Multiverse-Core, you do not need to create a new world.
First stop your server.
Upload the world folder into the location where your server stores worlds.
The folder should contain normal Minecraft world files such as:
level.dat
region
data
Start the server again.
Then import the world with:
/mv import my_world normal
Replace my_world with the exact name of the world folder.
For a Nether world use:
/mv import my_nether nether
For an End world use:
/mv import my_end the_end
After importing, check that Multiverse recognizes it:
/mv info my_world
You can then teleport to it:
/mv tp my_world
If the world was originally created using a custom world generator, you should also provide the same generator during import. Importing a custom generated world with the wrong generator can cause problems when new chunks are created.
Do not rename world folders while they are loaded.
Always make a backup before importing an important production world.
Multiverse currently documents /mv import <name> <environment> and requires the correct environment and generator for worlds that used one.
First stop your server.
Upload the world folder into the location where your server stores worlds.
The folder should contain normal Minecraft world files such as:
level.dat
region
data
Start the server again.
Then import the world with:
/mv import my_world normal
Replace my_world with the exact name of the world folder.
For a Nether world use:
/mv import my_nether nether
For an End world use:
/mv import my_end the_end
After importing, check that Multiverse recognizes it:
/mv info my_world
You can then teleport to it:
/mv tp my_world
If the world was originally created using a custom world generator, you should also provide the same generator during import. Importing a custom generated world with the wrong generator can cause problems when new chunks are created.
Do not rename world folders while they are loaded.
Always make a backup before importing an important production world.
Multiverse currently documents /mv import <name> <environment> and requires the correct environment and generator for worlds that used one.