Commands Usage

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Index

1. Link Command
2. Unlink Command
3. List Command

Introduction

See the Multiverse-Core command reference introduction for the notation used on this page. NetherPortals commands use /mvnp as their base command. Run /mvnp help in-game to see the commands available to you.

World links are directional. A link from survival to survival_nether changes portals in survival; it does not change portals in survival_nether unless you also create the reverse link. Both the link and unlink commands support --bidirectional (short form -b) when you want to update both directions at once.

Link Command

Description:

Sets the destination of every Nether or End portal in a source world. The explicit link takes precedence over the automatic naming rules .

If fromWorld is omitted by a player, their current world is used. The console must provide both world names. Linking a portal type from a world to itself disables that type of portal in the world.

Add --bidirectional or -b to create the matching reverse link in the same command. Existing links in either direction are replaced.

Usage:

/mvnp link <nether|end> [fromWorld] <toWorld> [--bidirectional]

Examples:

/mvnp link nether world_nether
/mvnp link nether survival survival_nether --bidirectional
/mvnp link end survival survival_the_end -b
/mvnp link nether "Spaced World" "Spaced Nether" --bidirectional
/mvnp link nether minigames minigames

The first example uses the player's current world as the source. The final example disables Nether portals in minigames.

Permission:

multiverse.netherportals.link

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Unlink Command

Description:

Removes an explicit portal link from a source world. Once removed, portals in that world use the automatic naming rules again.

If fromWorld is omitted by a player, their current world is used. The console must provide it. When Multiverse-Core's alias resolution is enabled, fromWorld may be a world alias. A raw world name is also accepted so links can still be removed after their source world has been deleted.

Add --bidirectional or -b to remove the reverse link too. The reverse link is removed only when it points back to the original source world. If it is missing or points somewhere else, NetherPortals reports the mismatch and leaves it unchanged.

Usage:

/mvnp unlink <nether|end> [fromWorld] [--bidirectional]

Examples:

/mvnp unlink nether
/mvnp unlink nether survival
/mvnp unlink nether survival --bidirectional
/mvnp unlink end survival -b

Permission:

multiverse.netherportals.unlink

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List Command

Description:

Displays portal links for all known worlds. You can optionally show only Nether or End links.

The list includes explicit links and valid automatic links. Its arrows describe the configured flow:

[nether] survival --> resource_nether
[nether] world <---> world_nether (auto)
[end] minigames -- DISABLED

• --> is a one-way link.
• <---> means both worlds link to each other.
• (auto) identifies a link selected by the configured naming convention rather than /mvnp link.
• DISABLED means the world has been explicitly linked to itself for that portal type.

Usage:

/mvnp list [nether|end]

Examples:

/mvnp list
/mvnp list nether
/mvnp list end

Permission:

multiverse.netherportals.show

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