I use Multiverse 1.15.2 and then I wanted to edit the config. I did everything and saved it, but where I restart the server, the settings in the config are not saved and the config is reset! What should I do?
Then you did something wrong. You also have to watch out for the spacing of the "values":
{
a:
b: []
c: "string"
}
that would be right
{
a:
b: []
c: "string"
}
that would be wrong. Unless you want to have 3 keys
Um
Uhm?
I do not understand
Yes sorry. You have to consider that if you ask in a forum, you should already have certain skills?
How do I get these skills?
Well, you can get it through the Internet.
Ok, and where, how / what?
Search the problem on the Internet and you will already be able to acquire enough knowledge that you can also understand explanations / solutions
I can't program Java
How do I get these skills?
Well, you can get it through the Internet.
If you can't handle Java, you can leave it with the MC server.
I have a dev.
If he can't solve that, he's worth nothing.
But I did not program Multiverse myself xd I just used the config e.g. Changed from true to false
The answer probably has nothing to do with the question…
Firstly there's no Multiverse 1.15.2 but only for Minecraft version 1.15.2
Second, you only edit the multiverse world.yml. To save changes, enter reload in chat / mv. The server will only be restarted afterwards, if at all. Is actually not necessary.
If you restart the server before the / mv reload, nothing will be saved.
The only change you can make in the Multiverse config is to change the first spawn point at firstworldspawn. There you can enter any world on which every player spawns when he logs in for the first time.
I have described how to revise the config. That was the mistake he made. Multiverse, reinitializes the config if formatting is incorrect.
Apparently you start with programming, because in the normal config of Multiverse there's no string, a and b and any keys. In addition, it is bold and bold above that you can't change them without making them unusable.
Basically, without manipulating the config via eclipse or anything else, nothing is changed there, except the firstspawnworld.
An .yml has keys
