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# How to create a flat world

This guide will show you how to create a flat world on your Minecraft server. You can do this in two different ways.

## **Introduction** <a href="#vqz0vovqiyjt" id="vqz0vovqiyjt"></a>

Flat worlds are ideal for specific builds and projects in Minecraft due to their flat, unobstructed terrain. This guide will walk you through each step so you can create a flat world quickly and easily.

The fastest option is[ ](https://docs.vyxterhost.com/guias/guias-minecraft/guias-minecraft-java/como-crear-un-mundo-plano#opcion-2-configurar-un-mundo-plano-usando-el-plugin-multiverse-core)[Option2](#s2bfsg2zmxtj)

## **🚀 Option 1: Set up a flat world via&#x20;**<kbd>**fileserver.properties**</kbd> <a href="#ahvwyhn76frw" id="ahvwyhn76frw"></a>

## **Step 1: Go to your server** <a href="#d5bihsgl6db1" id="d5bihsgl6db1"></a>

Go to your server, you can go to your server by going to the[ control panel](https://control.plenix.net/) and clicking on "Manage Server"

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## **Step 2: Stop the Server** <a href="#m0qkw6ieujn0" id="m0qkw6ieujn0"></a>

Before making any changes, stop the server to avoid problems. Go to your server console and click the "Stop" button.

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## **Step 3: Access the File Manager** <a href="#id-26rcf0tr8y75" id="id-26rcf0tr8y75"></a>

Once the server is stopped, access the "Files" option in the side menu of the panel.

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## **Step 4: Edit the&#x20;**<kbd>**Fileserver.properties**</kbd> <a href="#id-779xetz15iuh" id="id-779xetz15iuh"></a>

Find the file <kbd>server.properties</kbd> the file list and edit it. Inside this file, find the line that says {{ <kbd>level-type</kbd>and change it to } <kbd>FLAT</kbd>}.

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## **Step 5: Save Changes and Delete the Current World** <a href="#hq5ydo44a4nd" id="hq5ydo44a4nd"></a>

Save the changes you made to the <kbd>server.properties</kbd>. Then, delete the current world folder (usually called . <kbd>world</kbd>or whatever name you gave the world).

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## **Step 6: Restart the Server** <a href="#e407c4mr87w2" id="e407c4mr87w2"></a>

Return to the main server dashboard and click the "Start" button to restart the server. Upon restart, the server will generate a new flat world based on the settings you configured.

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## **Flat World Verification**

After the reboot, log into the server to verify that the new flat world was created correctly.

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## **🚀 Option 2: Setting up a Flat World using the Multiverse-Core Plugin** <a href="#s2bfsg2zmxtj" id="s2bfsg2zmxtj"></a>

## **Step 1: Install Multiverse-Core** <a href="#tlwezcqsmamb" id="tlwezcqsmamb"></a>

* Download the[ Multiverse-Core](https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/multiverse-core.390/) plugin from a trusted site.
* Upload the plugin file to the folder<kbd>plugins</kbd>on your server by entering from the files folder in the control panel.
* Restart the server to load the plugin.

## **Step 2: Create the Flat World** <a href="#id-9r1fz68psojb" id="id-9r1fz68psojb"></a>

Once the Multiverse-Core plugin is loaded, log in to the server and make sure you have operator (OP) mode, then run the command:

<kbd>`/mv create {NOMBRE} {ENV} -T FLAT`</kbd>

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## **Step 3: Verify the Creation of the Flat World** <a href="#dt4ky9qunax5" id="dt4ky9qunax5"></a>

After creating the world, use the command /mvtp {NOMBRE} and confirm that it has been generated as a flat world.

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## **Summary** <a href="#gpzmmxd6vsgi" id="gpzmmxd6vsgi"></a>

By following these steps, you'll be able to set up a flat world on your Minecraft server hosted on Plenix Network, either by modifying the file server.propertiesor using the Multiverse-Core plugin. Both options will allow you to efficiently create and manage flat worlds.

{% hint style="success" %}
Done! Your flat world should now be created.
{% endhint %}
