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How to use world save commands
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World save commands allow you to control when and how world data is saved to disk.
/world save
Saves a specific world to disk.
Usage: /world save <world>
Permission: worlds.command.save
See the Permissions page for all command permissions.
Example
/world save worlds:my_world/world save-all
Saves all loaded worlds to disk.
Usage: /world save-all
Permission: worlds.command.save-all
This command is also available as a standalone command: /save-all
Example
/world save-all/world save-off
Disables automatic saving for all worlds. This prevents the server from automatically saving world data.
Usage: /world save-off
Permission: worlds.command.save-off
Use this command with caution. Disabling auto-save can lead to data loss if the server crashes. Make sure to manually save worlds regularly or re-enable auto-save when done.
This command is also available as a standalone command: /save-off
Example
/world save-off/world save-on
Re-enables automatic saving for all worlds after it has been disabled with /world save-off.
Usage: /world save-on
Permission: worlds.command.save-on
This command is also available as a standalone command: /save-on
Example
/world save-onUse Cases
Performance Optimization
Disable auto-save during intensive operations:
/world save-off
# Perform intensive operations
/world save-all
/world save-onBackup Preparation
Ensure all worlds are saved before creating a backup:
/world save-allIndividual World Maintenance
Save a specific world after making changes:
/world save worlds:creativeLast updated on