Save Commands

World save commands control when and how world data is saved to disk.

/world save

Saves one world.

Usage:

/world save <world>
/world save <world> flush

Permission: worlds.command.save

Adding flush requests a flushed save.

Example

/world save example:survival
/world save example:survival flush

/world save-all

Saves all loaded worlds.

Usage:

/world save-all
/world save-all flush

Permission: worlds.command.save-all

The top-level /save-all command mirrors /world save-all.

/world save-off

Disables autosave.

Usage:

/world save-off
/world save-off <world>

Permission: worlds.command.save-off

Without a world, autosave is disabled for all worlds. With a world, autosave is disabled for that world only.

/world save-on

Enables autosave.

Usage:

/world save-on
/world save-on <world>

Permission: worlds.command.save-on

Without a world, autosave is enabled for all worlds. With a world, autosave is enabled for that world only. The top-level /save-on and /save-off commands mirror the matching /world ... commands.

Linked Minecraft Permissions

These Worlds permissions include the matching Minecraft command permissions:

• worlds.command.save-all -> minecraft.command.save-all
• worlds.command.save-off -> minecraft.command.save-off
• worlds.command.save-on -> minecraft.command.save-on

Permission Packs

• worlds.commands.save
• worlds.command.save
• worlds.command.save-all
• worlds.command.save-off
• worlds.command.save-on