XenoWorldReset

Getting Started

Introduce yourself to XenoWorldReset, its configuration and understand the codebase.

What is XenoWorldReset?

XenoWorldReset is a plugin that allows you to reset worlds in your Minecraft server. It is designed with performance and compatibility in mind, making it a great choice for any server owner who needs to reset worlds frequently. Get a hands on experience with the plugin and learn how to configure it to fit your needs later in the documentation.

Features

  • Reset your worlds
    • Reset worlds manually or automatically using Schedulers
    • Don't want to lose your seed? You can keep the same seed or generate a random one so player's can explore new terrain
  • Schedulers
    • Set different dates or intervals to reset worlds automatically without any hassle
  • GUI
    • Are commands too complicated? Is file editing in your editor not your thing? Use the GUI to create and manage your world setups
    • No need to go back to file editing, everything important is accessible directly in the GUI
  • Region saving
    • Do you have a world with regions such as WorldGuard, GriefPrevention or other region plugins? You can save regions and restore them after the reset
    • Whitelist or blacklist different regions so you have control over what regions will be saved and restored

Editing files

If you are okay with editing files directly in your editor such as Pterodactyl or Visual Studio Code, you can find the configuration files in the plugins/XenoWorldReset folder. The main configuration file is config.yml, where you can set up the basics of the plugin.

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Internationalization is important to us, so you can write your own language strings in the lang.yml file. We also have some of the already translated ones available here on our wiki.

Download our official language files on Localization page.

Edit your world setups

All world configurations are stored in the worlds.yml file. We also provide one example world setup in the file, so you can see how to set up your own worlds. Also read our comments written in the file. They are useful at explaining how to set up your worlds and what each option does as well as what variables are available for you to use. Read more in the Worlds section of the documentation.

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