Command Reference

Index

1. Introduction
2. List Command
3. Enable Multiverse-Adventure
4. Disable Multiverse-Adventure
5. Set template
6. Write Changes
7. Reset world

Introduction

In Multiverse 2, we have included a handy new help system. To access this help, simply type:

/mv

In order to properly read this command reference, we'll walk through reading the "usage" of a command.

Command Case

Whenever reading this wiki or the in game /mv help, you should remember that items in ALL CAPS should be replaced with a variable. Items in lowercase should be typed exactly how they appear.

Optional vs. Required Params

Items inside square braces ([]) are OPTIONAL where items inside curly braces ({}) are REQUIRED

List Command

Description:

Displays a listing of all loaded AdventureWorlds.

Usage:

/mva list

Aliases:

mva list
mvalist

Permission:

multiverse.adventure.list

Enable Multiverse-Adventure for a world

Description:

Converts a normal world into an AdventureWorld.

Usage:

/mva enable [WORLD]

Example:

/mva enable adventureworld

Aliases:

mva enable
mvaenable

Permission:

multiverse.adventure.enable

Disable Multiverse-Adventure for a world

Description:

Converts an AdventureWorld back into a normal world.

Usage:

/mva disable [WORLD]

Example:

/mva disable adventureworld

Aliases:

mva disable
mvadisable

Permission:

multiverse.adventure.disable

Set template

Description:

Allows you to set the name of a world's template-folder.

Usage:

/mva set template {VALUE} [WORLD]

Example:

/mva set template mytemplate

Aliases:

mva set template
mvaset template
mvasettemplate
mva settemplate

Permission:

multiverse.adventure.set.template

Write changes

Description:

Allows you to write the current state of the world to the template.

Usage:

/mva write [WORLD]

Example:

/mva write myadventure

Aliases:

TODO: Not sure all of these are right...
mva write mvawrite
mva write template
mvawrite template
mvawritetemplate
mva writetemplate
mva flush
mvaflush

Permission:

multiverse.adventure.flush

Reset world

Description:

Allows you to reset a world manually.

Usage:

/mva reset [WORLD]

Example:

/mva reset myadventure

Aliases:

mva reset, mvareset

Permission:

multiverse.adventure.reset