TheNextLvlWorld links
Link your worlds to restore vanilla portal travel behavior
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What are world links?
World links allow you to connect up to three worlds together, enabling players to travel between them as if they were part of the same world. This is aimed for restoring the vanilla portal travel behavior, where players can use Nether and End portals to travel between dimensions.
You can only link one of each dimension type together, so you can link one Overworld, one Nether, and one End world.
Links are not intended as a way to create custom portals, but rather to restore the original vanilla behavior.
To create custom portals, use our plugin Portals.
Creating world links
Usage: /world link create <world> <destination>
Permission: worlds.command.link.create
See the Permissions page for all command permissions.
To create a world link you need to have at least two worlds created.
You can create a link by using the command /world link create <world> <destination>.
The <world> argument has to be a world of the dimension type Overworld.
The <destination> world must be a Nether or End dimension.
Example
Linking an Overworld to a Nether world:
/world link create farmworld:normal farmworld:netherLinking an Overworld to an End world:
/world link create farmworld:normal farmworld:the_endRemoving world links
Usage: /world link remove <world> <destination>
Permission: worlds.command.link.remove
Removing a world link is straightforward.
You can remove a link by using the command /world link remove <world> <destination>.
Example
Removing the link between an Overworld and a Nether world:
/world link remove farmworld:normal farmworld:netherRemoving the link between an Overworld and an End world:
/world link remove farmworld:normal farmworld:the_endLast updated on