This guide will show you how to properly change the level-type
option for your server. This option can be found in the server.settings
file from your root directory of the server.
The level-type
option is used to generate custom worlds type. Most world generating mods and plugins require a custom level-type
option.
Changing the Level-Type via Multicraft
The pre-existing level-type
options we provide are the following
- Standard World
- Flat World
- Large Biomes
- Amplified Height Limit
To change the level-type
via the Multicraft and generate a new world you need to:
- Login into your Multicraft, and stop your server.
- Find the
World
section and click onCreate New
.
- Select the
Level Type
option you want, put aWorld Name
and click onCreate
.
- Start your server and the new world will automatically be generated according to the
level-type
you selected.
Now you just created a custom world using a specific level-type
option from the ones we provide.
Changing the Level-Type Manually
Ones of the most known mods that require a custom level-type option are:
To change your level-type
manually you will have to:
- Login into your Multicraft, and stop your server.
- Find the
World
section and click onCreate New
.
- Select nothing for the
Level Type
option, put aWorld Name
and click onCreate
.
- Click on
Files
, then onFTP files access
and log in.
- Find the file called
server.settings
which is located in the root directory of the server, click on it, and click onEdit
.
- Find
level-type=
and set it to thelevel-type
you want (likeBIOMESOP
orbotania-skyblock
depending on the mod/ plugin you are using for generating the world), then click onSave
.
- Start your server and the new world will be automatically generated accordingly to the
level-type
you selected.
Now you just set up a custom level-type
option and generated a world with it.