This is a discussion topic for the Ore project, Cosmos. View the full project on Ore for downloads and more information.
Multi-world and Per-world management
Cosmos is a lightweight Sponge plugin designed for multi-world management that also provides per-world features.
It takes full advantage of the capabilities of the Sponge API for an enhanced user experience. By optimizing the power of autocompletion, you will be well guided through command execution.
Something wrong? Feel free to use the help command that will provides you a bunch of examples for your needs.
A new version has been released for Cosmos, it is available for download here.
Please welcome the first version of Cosmos designed for Minecraft 1.12.2 and Sponge API 7.3.0.
To introduce the plugin, I will explore all the existing modules and also describe all the per-world features available.
For more information about plugin setup, commands and permissions, check out the official Wiki which is full of details.
Backup module
Save backups for a world
List all existing backups
Restore a backup for a world
Reset a world with a backup (unload, restore, load in once)
Tag a backup to identify it easier
Delete a backup
Border module
Show the information about the border on a world
Center the border on a world
Set the diameter of the border on a world
Set the damage amount of the border on a world (damage per blocks per seconds)
Set the damage thresh of the border on a world (distance outside the border before taking damage)
Set the warning distance of the border on a world (causes the screen to be tinted red when the player is within the specified number of blocks from the world border)
Set the warning time of the border on a world (causes the screen to be tinted red when a contracting world border reaches the player within the specified time)
Remove the border on a world
Operate the border on a world (plus, minus, times and divide operators)
Transpose the border on a world (from start diameter to end diameter during specified amount of time)
Mostly a mirror of the vanilla scoreboard commands in Minecraft 1.12.2.
This module is only available if per-world scoreboards are enabled.
Additionnal features like colors and json parsing can be used.
Vanilla scoreboard commands will be mapped to Cosmos ones if per-world scoreboards are enabled.
If you ever found a bug using the Cosmos plugin, feel free to report an issue on the appropriate section. [Issues]
Support Cosmos
If you enjoy using Cosmos on your Minecraft server, do not hesitate to give a star on the Ore page and the Github repository, this will help the plugin to be better referenced.
If you ever found a bug using the Cosmos plugin, feel free to report an issue on the appropriate section. [Issues]
Support Cosmos
If you enjoy using Cosmos on your Minecraft server, do not hesitate to give a star on the Ore page and the Github repository, this will help the plugin to be better referenced.
The portal feature is in development for the 1.16 Sponge version which is not yet available.
For 1.12 this will take a long time for me to port the feature, so if you need portals right now I advice you to use :
This project has been stopped by the author but the current version is still working fine for 1.12, and compatible with Cosmos.
(you will have to also download Project Core if you decide to use Project Portals)
A new version has been released for Cosmos, it is available for download here.
Please welcome this major update of Cosmos designed for Minecraft 1.12.2 and Sponge API 7.3.0.
For more information about plugin setup, commands and permissions, check out the official Wiki which is full of details.
/!\ Migration note /!\
Cosmos configuration file has been modified during this update.
There is no breaking change but it appears that the file cannot be automatically updated without loosing contents like documentation.
Please follow these next steps to correctly update your configuration file:
Make a copy of your current Cosmos configuration file.
Delete the Cosmos configuration directory /config/cosmos with cosmos.conf file inside.
Start your server to generate the new configuration directory and file.
Shut down your server.
Restore your configuration values from your previous copy (make sure you are not updating while the server is running !).
Restart your server one last time and check if your configuration file looks like this one in the Cosmos Wiki.
Features
Per-world features can have groups of worlds that act for one.
Per-world ender chests are supported.
Players can bypass enabled per-world features (recommended for admins).
(-) Root - Per World command (replaced by the toggle command)[Help]
Bug Fixes
Per-world features failing to manage player deaths
Some typos
Bug Report
If you ever found a bug using the Cosmos plugin, feel free to report an issue on the appropriate section. [Issues]
Support Cosmos
If you enjoy using Cosmos on your Minecraft server, do not hesitate to give a star on the Ore page and the Github repository, this will help the plugin to be better referenced.
A new version has been released for Cosmos, it is available for download here.
Please welcome this major update of Cosmos designed for Minecraft 1.12.2 and Sponge API 7.3.0.
For more information about plugin setup, commands and permissions, check out the official Wiki which is full of details.
/!\ Migration note /!\
Cosmos configuration file has been modified during this update.
There is no breaking change but it appears that the file cannot be automatically updated without loosing contents like documentation.
Please follow these next steps to correctly update your configuration file:
Make a copy of your current Cosmos configuration file.
Delete the Cosmos configuration directory /config/cosmos with cosmos.conf file inside.
Start your server to generate the new configuration directory and file.
Shut down your server.
Restore your configuration values from your previous copy (make sure you are not updating while the server is running !).
Restart your server one last time and check if your configuration file looks like this one in the Cosmos Wiki.
Bug Fixes
Per-world feature did not use existing data from playerdata and advancements folders after activation.
Now, when you toggle a feature on, Cosmos will look for existing data and copy them to the plugin’s data folders.
Data will be affected to the main world of your server, or to all worlds of the group your main world belongs to.
This copy will only be effective if the player has no Cosmos data for the given feature and world.
You can still decide to prevent this data recovery by setting the <feature>-persist-on-activation node to false in the configuration file.
Bug Report
If you ever found a bug using the Cosmos plugin, feel free to report an issue on the appropriate section. [Issues]
Support Cosmos
If you enjoy using Cosmos on your Minecraft server, do not hesitate to give a star on the Ore page and the Github repository, this will help the plugin to be better referenced.
Hello, i have a problem.
When i try to import a world, it crash:
java.lang.Error: ServerHangWatchdog detected that a single server tick took 60,00 seconds (should be max 0.05)
My server has 16 GB RAM, i think thats enough…
What can i do?
Hello, i have a problem.
When i try to import a world, it crash:
java.lang.Error: ServerHangWatchdog detected that a single server tick took 60,00 seconds (should be max 0.05)
My server has 16 GB RAM, i think thats enough…
What can i do?
