[Bug]: /mvc doesn't recognise world type VERSION_1_1
FewerElk opened this issue · 4 comments
/mv version -p output
https://paste.gg/20941be800524d5b8fa20b766665d108
Server logs
That is not a valid World Type. Valid World Types are :NORMAL, FLAT, LARGEBIOMES or VERSION_1_1
Server Version
This server is running Paper version git-Paper-448 (MC: 1.19.3) (Implementing API version 1.19.3-R0.1-SNAPSHOT) (Git: 155aa36)Bug Description
When I want to create a world with the type VERSION_1_1 or version_1_1 it doesn't work and show the error specified (That is not a valid World Type. Valid World Types are :NORMAL, FLAT, LARGEBIOMES or VERSION_1_1).
Steps to reproduce
- Launch your server
- do the /mvc test normal -t version_1_1 or /mvc test normal -t VERSION_1_1
- It say that the type doesn't exists but give examples with this type inside.
Agreements
- I have searched for and ensured there isn't already an open or resolved issue(s) regarding this.
- I was able to reproduce my issue on a freshly setup and up-to-date server with the latest version of Multiverse plugins with no other plugins and with no kinds of other server or client mods.
This is not an error, you seam to misunderstand the syntax of /mv create. The world's type is if it is an overworld, nether or end world. You define the name like so /mv create <world name> <type: NORMAL, NETHER, END>
I understand the syntax (/mv create name normal|end|nether -t type -g gen).
But the types are NORMAL, FLAT, LARGEBIOMES or VERSION_1_1. When I do /mv create test NORMAL -t FLAT, I have a flat world.
When I do /mv create test NORMAL -t VERSION_1_1, it doesn't work.
https://github.com/Multiverse/Multiverse-Core/wiki/Command-Reference#world-types I assume you are referencing this, it doesn’t talk about a Minecraft 1.1 generator, just the version
