Worldsmith

Worldsmith gives server owners one place to create, load, configure, and move between worlds. Every managed world can have its own access rules and gameplay profile.

Features

• Create, load, save, and unload worlds in-game
• Teleport yourself or another player to a world's native spawn
• Lazy-load an unloaded world from a teleport command
• Autoload selected worlds when the plugin starts
• Save and unload empty worlds after a configurable delay
• Return to your previous Worldsmith location with /world back
• Route joins and respawns to managed worlds
• Set maintenance mode, access permissions, and player limits per world
• Reuse profiles for game mode, weather, building, PvP, and item rules
• Configure teleport warmups, cooldowns, and cancellation behavior
• Customize every routine message in messages.yml
• Record completed administrative operations in an audit log

First start

On its first start, Worldsmith copies its default files to plugin_data/Worldsmith/. Existing configuration is left untouched when the plugin starts again.

Getting started

Create a world and teleport to it:

/world create survival
/world teleport survival

If a managed world is unloaded and has lazy loading enabled, one teleport command is enough. Worldsmith reports that the world is loading, waits for Bedriox's world-loaded event, and continues the teleport automatically.

Useful commands:

/world help
/world list
/world info
/world status survival
/world spawn survival
/world back

/ws is available as a shorter alias for /world.

Managing worlds

World settings live in plugin_data/Worldsmith/worlds.yml:

worlds:
  survival:
    autoload: true
    lazy-load: true
    idle-unload-minutes: 0
    profile: default
    maintenance: false
    access-permission: ''
    maximum-players: 0
    join-destination: false
    respawn-world: ''

After editing configuration files, apply the changes with:

/world reload

Worldsmith will not create a missing world just because its name appears in worlds.yml. Use /world create for a new world or /world load for an existing Bedrock world.

Configuration files