If you have a worldborder from vanilla already in place when you add Forge Essentials, it replaces the /worldborder command, and you can add/change/remove a FE worldborder, but the vanilla one is unchanged. For example, if you have a vanilla worldborder set at 1000, install FE, then use the worldborder command to set it to 2000, the vanilla worldborder remains at 1000 and you are unable to move past it. Is there any way to change the vanilla worldborder after FE is installed?

Remove FE, remove vanilla WB, add FE and reapply the desired WB.

Remove FE, remove vanilla WB, add FE and reapply the desired WB.

Is there not any way to rename the FE command, so that you can still use the vanilla command?

Or a way to disable the FE Worldborder from even loading? I like all the other features of FE, but I actually prefer the vanilla worldborder, as it has a visual representation, while the FE one is invisible.

That is the current workaround. If you don't want to use the world border, disable that module. Also, if you want the FE world border to work with the vanilla WB, make a feature request.

I will however state that this is not a bug as FE's world border existed before Vanilla's world border.

That is the current workaround. If you don't want to use the world border, disable that module. Also, if you want the FE world border to work with the vanilla WB, make a feature request.

Ah, thanks, I found the main.cfg in the Forge Essentials folder, and set worldborder=false, I was then able to move the vanilla WB. This is a much better workaround than completely removing FE.

Thanks for adding the request label.