Map Reset
This plugin allows you to specify a folder to load a world from, and on command, completely reset it to it's original state. This plugin could be used for completely ravaging worlds with TNT, and then getting them back, or for custom maps.
Commands
/resetworld
Aliases that can also be used: rw, resetw, rworld
Permissions
mapreset.reset
Allows the user to use the resetworld command
Configuration
world-to-reset: world #The folder within the server directory that you want to copy the world files from, defaults to world. If this is not specified, or such folder does not exist, the command will simply generate a regular world. Make sure that this setting is not equals to the "level-name" setting in server.properties reset-no-people: false #Option to reset world when there are no people left on the server reload-translations: true #Option to reload translations file from JAR on every start translation: en #Translation code. Currently supported: English (en,) Spanish (es,) Russian (ru)
GitHub
Follow this project on GitHub! https:github.com/msalihov/MapReset
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Posted May 21, 2013@louis_laureys
As this does not yet have multiworld support, it requires for there to be no-one on the whole server. Currently working on multiworld. Thanks for your help.
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Posted May 21, 2013@msalihov
Here you go! http://pastebin.com/Qp0aBnWe
btw, it sais "reset-no-people: false #Option to reset world when there are no people left on the server". must there be no people on the whole server or only in the world you have configured?
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Posted May 20, 2013@louis_laureys
Yep, documented that option now. If you are going to add any custom translations, please make sure to disable the reload-translations option first, since it will interfere by resetting every time. A dutch translation would be great, simply add it to translations YML (I think you understand the format) and submit it to me through PasteBin
Thanks for your feedback and help!
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Posted May 20, 2013great! i see you already updated it. is the "reset-no-people" option what i suggested? i could also help you with dutch translation (i'm dutch heheh) :P
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Posted May 20, 2013Hey, looks like an awesome plugin! :D
Could you please add a feature for multiple world support? I want to reset 3 (or more) different worlds not at the same time...
This would be fantastic!
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Posted May 20, 2013@louis_laureys
Great idea!
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Posted May 20, 2013@Senophoe
On login, the plugin teleports you to the currently active temporary world.
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Posted May 20, 2013What happens to the players who logged out inside that specifiec world? I want to use this to regenerate the Nether. But I'll use different seeds each time. If the players who are not online remain at the same position, there's a chance they would login and find themselves trapped inside blocks or something like that, no?
If that's the case, would you add an option to teleport online and offline players to another world?
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Posted May 20, 2013could you add an option that'll automatically reset the world if nobody is in it? that would be great for hosting adventure maps
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Posted May 20, 2013@epickillerpigz
This is exactly what the plugin does. The world-to-reset option in the config file is the path to the world that you want to reset to. The path is relative to the server's directory, so if you want to access a world in a worlds folder, just specify the config option to worlds/world. Please note that you should not set the world-to-reset to the current world that is in the level-name option.
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Posted May 19, 2013Maybe add a feature so when it resets it can reset it with an existing worldfile, like in the plugin folder you have worlds/worldname and when it resets it will reset the world with the world inside of the /worlds folder. Sorry if this sounds confusing.