Commands Usage
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Index
- Add Disabled Shares Command
- Add Shares Command
- Add Worlds Command
- Bulkedit Global Profile Clear Command
- Bulkedit Global Profile Modify Command
- Bulkedit Player Profile Clear Command
- Bulkedit Player Profile Clone Player Command
- Bulkedit Player Profile Clone World Group Command
- Bulkedit Player Profile Delete Command
- Bulkedit Player Profile Migrate Player Name Command
- Bulkedit Player Profile Migrate Inventory Serialisation Command
- Cache Invalidate All Command
- Cache Invalidate Player Command
- Cache Stats Command
- Check Group Conflict Command
- Config Command
- Create Group Command
- Delete Group Command
- Give Command
- Group Command
- Help Command
- Info Command
- Inventory Modify Command
- Inventory View Command
- List Command
- Migrate Command
- Player Data Import Command
- Reload Command
- Remove Disabled Shares Command
- Remove Shares Command
- Remove Worlds Command
- Toggle Command
Add Disabled Shares Command
Description:
Adds disabled shares to a group.
Usage:
/mvinv add-disabled-shares <groupname> <share1,share2,...>Examples:
/mvinv add-disabled-shares smpgroup last_location
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.adddisabledshares
Add Shares Command
Description:
Adds one or more shares to a group.
Usage:
/mvinv add-shares <groupname> <share1,share2,...>Examples:
/mvinv add-shares smpgroup health,last_location/mvinv add-shares smpgroup all
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.addshares
Add Worlds Command
Description:
Adds one or more worlds to a group. Worlds supports wildcards and regex. For more info on that, see Advanced Group Config .
Usage:
/mvinv add-worlds <groupname> <world1,world2,...> [--skip-exist-check]Examples:
/mvinv add-worlds smpgroup Survival,Survival_nether,Survival_the_end/mvinv add-worlds smpgroup r=world_[0-9]_player
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.addworlds
Bulkedit Global Profile Clear Command
Please BACKUP YOUR DATA before running this command as modified/deleted/overridden data CANNOT BE UNDONE!
Description:
Clears global profile data for the selected players. A global profile tracks the player's last known name, last world, and whether to load saved data on login. See Global Profiles and Player Profiles for details. Add --clear-all-player-profiles (or -a) to also clear their player profiles in every world and group.
Usage:
/mvinv bulkedit globalprofile clear <players> [--clear-all-player-profiles]Examples:
/mvinv bulkedit globalprofile clear benthecat10 --clear-all-player-profiles
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.bulkedit
Bulkedit Global Profile Modify Command
Please BACKUP YOUR DATA before running this command as modified/deleted/overridden data CANNOT BE UNDONE!
Description:
Modifies a global profile property for one or more players. The properties are last-known-name, last-world, and load-on-login. See Global Profiles and Player Profiles for what each property controls.
Usage:
/mvinv bulkedit globalprofile modify <property> <value> <players>Examples:
/mvinv bulkedit globalprofile modify load-on-login false @all
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.bulkedit
Bulkedit Player Profile Clear Command
Please BACKUP YOUR DATA before running this command as modified/deleted/overridden data CANNOT BE UNDONE!
Description:
Clears player profile data for one or more players.
Usage:
/mvinv bulkedit playerprofile clear <players> <groups/worlds> [profile-type] [--include-groups-worlds]Examples:
/mvinv bulkedit playerprofile clear @all group=x;world=flat,test,test1 @all
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.bulkedit
Bulkedit Player Profile Clone Player Command
Please BACKUP YOUR DATA before running this command as modified/deleted/overridden data CANNOT BE UNDONE!
Description:
Clones data for the selected worlds and groups from one player to one or more destination players, overwriting their selected profiles. Some use cases include copying data from an old account to a new account. Note this is different from migrating player name, which keeps the same player but changes the name associated with it. For that, see Bulkedit Player Profile Migrate Player Name Command .
When all profile types are selected, a missing source file leaves the destination unchanged. When only specific profile types are selected, a missing or empty source profile clears that profile type at the destination.
Usage:
/mvinv bulkedit playerprofile clone-player <from-player> <to-player> <groups/worlds> [profile-types] [--include-groups-worlds]Examples:
/mvinv bulkedit playerprofile clone-player benji_0224 benthecat10 @all @all/mvinv bulkedit playerprofile clone-player benji_0224 benthecat10 group=survival @all
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.bulkedit
Bulkedit Player Profile Clone World Group Command
Please BACKUP YOUR DATA before running this command as modified/deleted/overridden data CANNOT BE UNDONE!
Description:
Clones each selected player's data from one world or group to other worlds or groups, overwriting their selected destination profiles. Some use cases include copying data from an individual world to a newly created group, or copying data from one group to another group. The source must not also be a destination. Add --include-groups-worlds to also copy to the individual worlds in the destination groups.
The source and explicitly selected destinations must have data folders under Multiverse-Inventories. Individual destination player files do not need to exist. When all profile types are selected, a missing source file leaves the destination unchanged. When only specific profile types are selected, a missing or empty source profile clears that profile type at the destination.
Usage:
/mvinv bulkedit playerprofile clone-world-group <players> <from-group/world> <to-groups/worlds> [profile-types] [--include-groups-worlds]Examples:
/mvinv bulkedit playerprofile clone-world-group @all world=creative1 group=creatives @all
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.bulkedit
Bulkedit Player Profile Delete Command
Please BACKUP YOUR DATA before running this command as modified/deleted/overridden data CANNOT BE UNDONE!
Description:
Deletes specific sharable data for one or more players. Use the primary sharable name, such as hit_points for health. Sharable aliases and share groups are not accepted.
Usage:
/mvinv bulkedit playerprofile delete <sharable> <players> <groups/worlds> [profile-type] [--include-groups-worlds]Examples:
/mvinv bulkedit playerprofile delete ender_chest benthecat10 @all @all/mvinv bulkedit playerprofile delete ender_chest @all @all creative
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.bulkedit
Bulkedit Player Profile Migrate Player Name Command
Please BACKUP YOUR DATA before running this command as modified/deleted/overridden data CANNOT BE UNDONE!
Description:
Renames stored world and group profile files after a player name change. By default, player name changes are detected automatically on login and no action is needed. This command is only needed in the rare case where automatic migration fails.
For each world or group, if files exist under both the old and new names, migration leaves both files unchanged and logs a warning. It continues with the other worlds and groups. This check applies even if the destination file is empty. Existing files are not merged or overwritten.
Check that migrate player-name is listed in /mvinv help before using it. Some builds do not register this manual command. Automatic name migration is handled separately.
Usage:
/mvinv bulkedit migrate player-name <current-name> <new-name>Examples:
/mvinv bulkedit migrate player-name benji_0224 benthecat10
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.bulkedit
Bulkedit Player Profile Migrate Inventory Serialisation Command
Please BACKUP YOUR DATA before running this command as modified/deleted/overridden data CANNOT BE UNDONE!
Description:
Migrates all stored player inventory data to the selected serialisation format and saves the corresponding use-byte-serialization-for-inventory-data configuration setting. NBT format is only supported on PaperMC servers. To return to Spigot, migrate to bukkit while still running PaperMC.
Usage:
/mvinv bulkedit migrate inventory-serialization <nbt|bukkit>Examples:
/mvinv bulkedit migrate inventory-serialization nbt/mvinv bulkedit migrate inventory-serialization bukkit
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.bulkedit
Cache Invalidate All Command
Description:
Invalidates all cached player data.
Usage:
/mvinv cache invalidate allPermission:
multiverse.inventories.cache.invalidate
Cache Invalidate Player Command
Description:
Invalidates cached data for a specific player.
Usage:
/mvinv cache invalidate player <player>Examples:
/mvinv cache invalidate player benthecat10
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.cache.invalidate
Cache Stats Command
Description:
Displays cache statistics.
Usage:
/mvinv cache statsPermission:
multiverse.inventories.cache.stats
Check Group Conflict Command
Description:
Checks for conflicts in group definitions. A conflict occurs when two or more groups contain the same world and has overlapping shares.
Usage:
/mvinv check-group-conflictPermission:
multiverse.inventories.checkgroupconflict
Config Command
Description:
View or modify configuration options.
Usage:
/mvinv config set <option> [value]Examples:
/mvinv config set use-optionals-for-ungrouped-worlds false
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.config
Create Group Command
Description:
Creates a new Multiverse-Inventories group. For more information on groups and shares, please see the Basic Usage Guide .
Usage:
/mvinv create-group <group-name> <world1,world2,...> <share1,share2,...>Examples:
/mvinv create-group smpgroup smp,smp_nether,smp_the_end all/mvinv create-group adventuregroup adventure,adventure_nether inventory,experience,health
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.creategroup
Delete Group Command
Description:
Deletes an existing Multiverse-Inventories group.
Usage:
/mvinv delete-group <group-name>Examples:
/mvinv delete-group smpgroup
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.deletegroup
Give Command
Description:
Gives a player the specified item for a particular world or group. This commands works even if the player is offline or not in that specific world. A gamemode needs to be specified if gamemode-share-handling is enabled in the config.
Usage:
/mvinv give <player> <world> [gamemode] <item> [amount]Examples:
/mvinv give benthecat10 Survival diamond/mvinv give benthecat10 Survival diamond 100
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.give
Group Command
Description:
This is the one command to rule them all! This command is used to create, edit, and delete Multiverse-Inventories groups. It is very easy to use. Simply type the command and you will be prompted for additional input for anything you'd like to do. No complicated arguments; Just simple.
Usage:
/mvinv groupPermission:
multiverse.inventories.group
Help Command
Description:
Displays help information for Multiverse-Inventories commands.
Usage:
/mvinv help [page]Examples:
/mvinv help/mvinv help 2
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.help
Info Command
Description:
Displays information about a world or group. If a world name and group name are the same, both will be displayed.
Usage:
/mvinv info <worldname|groupname>Examples
/mvinv info Survival/mvinv info default
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.info
Inventory Modify Command
Description:
GUI panel in-game to modify a player's inventory for a specific world or group.
Usage:
/mvinv modify <player> <world>Examples:
/mvinv modify benthecat10 Survival
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.view.modify
Inventory View Command
Description:
GUI panel in-game to view a player's inventory for a specific world or group.
Usage:
/mvinv view <player> <world>Examples:
/mvinv view benthecat10 Survival
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.view
List Command
Description:
Displays a list of groups.
Usage:
/mvinv list
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.list
Migrate Command
This command requires the Multiverse-InventoriesImporter plugin to be installed.
Description:
Migrate data from MultiInv, WorldInventories, or PerWorldInventory. For more information, see the Import/Migrate Player Data Guide .
Usage:
/mvinv migrate <MultiInv|WorldInventories|PerWorldInventory>Examples:
/mvinv migrate MultiInv/mvinv migrate WorldInventories
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.migrate
Player Data Import Command
This command requires the Multiverse-InventoriesImporter plugin to be installed.
Description:
Imports player data from vanilla playerdata folder of a world. For more information, see the Import/Migrate Player Data Guide .
Usage:
/mvinv playerdata import <world>Examples:
/mvinv playerdata import Survival
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.importplayerdata
Reload Command
Description:
Reloads configuration files and clears all cache. Do this when you made changes to config.yml or groups.yml.
Usage:
/mvinv reloadPermission:
multiverse.inventories.reload
Remove Disabled Shares Command
Description:
Removes disabled shares from a group.
Usage:
/mvinv remove-disabled-shares <groupname> <share1,share2,...>Examples:
/mvinv remove-disabled-shares smpgroup last_location
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.removedisabledshares
Remove Shares Command
Description:
Removes shares from a group.
Usage:
/mvinv remove-shares <groupname> <share1,share2,...>Examples:
/mvinv remove-shares smpgroup last_location
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.removeshares
Remove Worlds Command
Description:
Removes a world from a group.
Usage:
/mvinv remove-worlds <groupname> <world1,world2,...>Examples:
/mvinv remove-worlds smpgroup Survival
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.removeworlds
Toggle Command
Description:
Toggles an optional sharable on or off. See the Shares List for a list of optional shares.
Usage:
/mvinv toggle <optional-share>Examples:
/mvinv toggle last_location
Permission:
multiverse.inventories.toggle