VoidGen

VoidGen

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All in one super lightweight Void World Generator

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VoidGen

VoidGen is a Minecraft plugin that enables server owners to create countless custom void worlds with a powerful and lightweight generator system. The plugin is made to handle all aspects of how you create void worlds. If you find any bug or have crashed because of the plugin, please report it at the official Discord server.

Disclaimer

This is a fork of the original plugin, VoidGen. This fork was created because the original developer has been inactive on GitHub, and SpigotMC. This new plugin supports the latest Minecraft versions.

How To

Find out how to setup and use the plugin on the Wiki Page.

License

VoidGen is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.

World Management

If you are using VoidGen for your default world and are not using any world management plugins like Multiverse, you are done here. Reload your server and the plugin should function as intended. In case you are running a world management plugin like Multiverse this is important for you. If you are not using Multiverse use the corresponding commands from your plugin of choice. You have three different choices, Create a world, Import a world and/or use the Default world.

Create

Use the following command, when creating a new World:

/mv create <world_name> <env> -g VoidGen:<parameters> -t FLAT
  • <world_name> - This is the name of the world you want the plugin to work in.
  • <env> - represents the environment of the world, use /mv env to see a list of all possible environments. Most common ones are NORMAL and NETHER.
  • <parameters> - see Wiki Page for an explanation.
  • Void darkness start at around Y=64, if you want them to start at Y=0, set the level-type in the server.properties file to FLAT.
level-type=FLAT

Import

Use the following command, when creating a new World:

/mv import <world_name> <env> -g VoidGen:<parameters> -t FLAT
  • <world_name> represents the name of the world you want to generate.
  • <env> represents the environment of the world, use /mv env to see a list of all possible environments. Most common ones are NORMAL and NETHER.
  • <parameters> - see Wiki Page for an explanation.

Default world

  • We already specified the generator in the bukkit.yml file. But we also need to change the generator in our multiverse world file to:
generator: VoidGen:<parameters>
  • <parameters> - see Wiki Page for an explanation.

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Licensed GPL-3.0-only
Published 2 months ago
Updated 21 days ago