AOMultiverse | MySQL | H2 | VOID & DEFAULT GEN -----
Introducing The Multiverse to your Server!Introducing the MultiVerse Plugin: Explore Infinite Worlds
Welcome to the MultiVerse plugin, your gateway to endless exploration and adventure! With our custom generator, you can create two distinct types of worlds: Void and Default. These worlds are fully configurable and supported by a robust database system, ensuring seamless integration and management.
Commands:
MultiVerse Plugin Installation Guide
Follow these simple steps to install and configure the MultiVerse plugin for your Minecraft server:
1. Start the Server Within the Plugin
- Ensure you have the MultiVerse plugin JAR file in your server's plugins folder.
- Start or restart your Minecraft server to load the plugin.
2. Configure the Database
- Locate the database-config.yml file within the MultiVerse plugin folder.
- Open the database-config.yml file with a text editor of your choice.
- Update the database configuration with your own data, including the database host, port, username, and password.
- Save the changes to the database-config.yml file.
H2 - CONFIG:
You can adjust your database-config.yml like following to have a local database without mysql.
MYSQL - CONFIG:
3. Restart the Server
- Restart your Minecraft server to apply the changes made to the database configuration.
- Once the server has restarted, the MultiVerse plugin should run without any issues.
Congratulations! You have successfully installed and configured the MultiVerse plugin on your Minecraft server. Enjoy exploring infinite worlds and unleashing your creativity!
Welcome to the MultiVerse plugin, your gateway to endless exploration and adventure! With our custom generator, you can create two distinct types of worlds: Void and Default. These worlds are fully configurable and supported by a robust database system, ensuring seamless integration and management.
Commands:
- /mv edit <world>: Edit existing worlds with ease, tweaking settings to your liking.
- /mv teleport <world>: Instantly transport yourself to any world within your multiverse.
- /mv delete <world>: Safely remove worlds from your multiverse, including their world folders.
- /mv create <world> <type>: Generate new worlds on demand, specifying either Void or Default type.
- /mv force_world <world> <type>: Add an existing world to your database and convert it, so you can also set the global spawn and spawnpoint there.
- /mv load <world> <type>: load an unloaded world from your server folder!
- Database Support: Our plugin seamlessly interacts with your database, ensuring efficient storage and retrieval of world data.
- Configurable Configs: Tailor every aspect of your multiverse experience with fully customizable configurations.
- Multilanguage Support: Explore worlds in your preferred language with comprehensive multilingual support.
- Void: Experience the endless expanse of nothingness, where your imagination is the only limit.
- Default: Dive into a world filled with diverse biomes, landscapes, and challenges, ready for exploration.
- Define a global spawn point for all worlds or set individual spawn points for each world, offering flexibility and control over player entry points.
MultiVerse Plugin Installation Guide
Follow these simple steps to install and configure the MultiVerse plugin for your Minecraft server:
1. Start the Server Within the Plugin
- Ensure you have the MultiVerse plugin JAR file in your server's plugins folder.
- Start or restart your Minecraft server to load the plugin.
2. Configure the Database
- Locate the database-config.yml file within the MultiVerse plugin folder.
- Open the database-config.yml file with a text editor of your choice.
- Update the database configuration with your own data, including the database host, port, username, and password.
- Save the changes to the database-config.yml file.
H2 - CONFIG:
You can adjust your database-config.yml like following to have a local database without mysql.
Code (YAML):
# Configuration settings for database connection
#
# host: The hostname or IP address of the database server.
# port: The port number on which the database server is listening.
# databaseName: The name of the database to connect to.
# databaseType: The type of the database (e.g., 'mysql' or 'h2').
# tableCreation: The mode for table creation (e.g., 'update' or 'create').
# username: The username used to authenticate with the database server.
# password: The password used to authenticate with the database server.
# showSQL: Whether to show SQL statements (e.g., 'true' or 'false').
# entityAnnotatedClassParentPath: The parent path for entity annotated classes.
host : ''
port : 3306
databaseName : 'aomultiverse'
databaseType : 'h2'
tableCreation : 'update'
username : 'sa'
password : ''
showSQL : 'false'
entityAnnotatedClassParentPath : 'database.entities'
#
# host: The hostname or IP address of the database server.
# port: The port number on which the database server is listening.
# databaseName: The name of the database to connect to.
# databaseType: The type of the database (e.g., 'mysql' or 'h2').
# tableCreation: The mode for table creation (e.g., 'update' or 'create').
# username: The username used to authenticate with the database server.
# password: The password used to authenticate with the database server.
# showSQL: Whether to show SQL statements (e.g., 'true' or 'false').
# entityAnnotatedClassParentPath: The parent path for entity annotated classes.
host : ''
port : 3306
databaseName : 'aomultiverse'
databaseType : 'h2'
tableCreation : 'update'
username : 'sa'
password : ''
showSQL : 'false'
entityAnnotatedClassParentPath : 'database.entities'
Code (YAML):
# Configuration settings for database connection
#
# host: The hostname or IP address of the database server.
# port: The port number on which the database server is listening.
# databaseName: The name of the database to connect to.
# databaseType: The type of the database (e.g., 'mysql' or 'h2').
# tableCreation: The mode for table creation (e.g., 'update' or 'create').
# username: The username used to authenticate with the database server.
# password: The password used to authenticate with the database server.
# showSQL: Whether to show SQL statements (e.g., 'true' or 'false').
# entityAnnotatedClassParentPath: The parent path for entity annotated classes.
host : 'localhost'
port : 3306
databaseName : 'aomultiverse'
databaseType : 'mysql'
tableCreation : 'update'
username : 'root'
password : ''
showSQL : 'false'
entityAnnotatedClassParentPath : 'database.entities'
#
# host: The hostname or IP address of the database server.
# port: The port number on which the database server is listening.
# databaseName: The name of the database to connect to.
# databaseType: The type of the database (e.g., 'mysql' or 'h2').
# tableCreation: The mode for table creation (e.g., 'update' or 'create').
# username: The username used to authenticate with the database server.
# password: The password used to authenticate with the database server.
# showSQL: Whether to show SQL statements (e.g., 'true' or 'false').
# entityAnnotatedClassParentPath: The parent path for entity annotated classes.
host : 'localhost'
port : 3306
databaseName : 'aomultiverse'
databaseType : 'mysql'
tableCreation : 'update'
username : 'root'
password : ''
showSQL : 'false'
entityAnnotatedClassParentPath : 'database.entities'
3. Restart the Server
- Restart your Minecraft server to apply the changes made to the database configuration.
- Once the server has restarted, the MultiVerse plugin should run without any issues.
Congratulations! You have successfully installed and configured the MultiVerse plugin on your Minecraft server. Enjoy exploring infinite worlds and unleashing your creativity!
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