Basic tutorial

There are many "Adventure"-maps for Minecraft, designed to be played by one person and then deleted. Some of them are quite awesome and you might want them on your server. But that's a problem: One player finishes them and then it's done. That's what Multiverse-Adventure does: It resets worlds after they have been used by players! And here's how to set it up:

Getting started

Before you can use Multiverse-Adventure, you'll need...

• ... to install Multiverse-Adventure
• ... one world containing an "Adventure"-level imported into Multiverse

Instructions

Enabling it

1. Use /mva enable myawesomeadventureworld, assuming that your adventure-world is called "myawesomeadventureworld".
2. Multiverse-Adventure should now be enabled for that world! Yep, it's as easy as that! :)

Configuring it

Your Multiverse-Adventure should have copied your world-folder to "[WORLD-NAME].template". Whenever a player enters it, it is set "active" after a given amout of time (activationdelay). Then, after the last player leaves it and another amount of time passes (resetdelay), MVA resets it.

You can configure the name of the template-folder with /mva set template [NEWNAME]. The other options are currently only configurable in the file, commands for them are coming soon!

Disabling it

1. Using /mva disable myawesomeadventureworld will disable Multiverse-Adventure for that world.
2. That's it.