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# Upload a world
To start you should know that the best plugin to upload worlds to your minecraft JAVA server is Multiverse core, for this you must download the plugin from the official page of Multiverse Core Plugin.
1. Navigate to the [Multiverse bukkit page](https://dev.bukkit.org/projects/multiverse-core)
2. Press the `File` button near the top of the page.
3\. Locate the version required for your server version.
4\. Press the download button, then save the .jar to your computer.
## Server Installation
Navigate to the Server Panel, then stop the server.
1. Ensure the server is running a plugin-compatible version such as PaperMC.
2. Proceed to the `FTP File Access` on the left-hand side, then log in.
3. Locate or create the `plugins` folder, then enter it
4. Now upload the plugin.jar on this folder
5. Restart the server to load up any changes.
## How to Get Started
With Multiverse-Core, generating an extra Minecraft world is as easy as entering a command into the console.
These commands use the `/mv create [WorldName] [Type]` format. Examples include:
* **/mv create WorldName normal** – Generate a random overworld.
* **/mv create WorldName normal -t FLAT** – Generate a superflat overworld.
* **/mv create WorldName nether** – Generate a Nether world.
* **/mv create WorldName end** – Generate an End world
## Importing an Existing World
Alternatively, an existing world can be uploaded and used as well. This can be beneficial for uploading your favorite worlds or including possible minigames.
### **Loading the World**
1. Using a program such as 7-ZIP, zip the world you wish to use.\
2. [Use FTP](https://filezilla-project.org/download.php?platform=win64) to upload your world to the panel.
3. Once uploaded, navigate to the `FTP File Access` to unzip your world.\
4. In-game, use the following command:
`/mv import [YourWorldName] [Type]`
Both the name and world type will need to match the one that is being uploaded. Examples may include:
* **/mv import SurvivalWorld normal**
* **/mv import MyNether nether**
* **/mv import world\_the\_end end**
## Notable Commands
**/mv create \[WorldName] \[Type]** – Create a specific world type on the server.\
\&#xNAN;**/mv import \[WorldName] \[Type]** – Import an existing world for use.\
\&#xNAN;**/mv set spawn** – Set the respawn point for a world.\
\&#xNAN;**/mv tp \[Player] \[World]** – Teleport a player into a different world.\
\&#xNAN;**/mv unload \[World]** – Unloads a world from the server.\
\&#xNAN;**/mv load \[World]** – Enables an unloaded world.\
\&#xNAN;**/mv gamerule \[Rule] \[Value] \[WorldName]** – Sets a gamerule for a specific world.\
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Consider visiting the [Multiverse-Core Command page](https://github.com/multiverse/multiverse-core/wiki/Command-Reference) for more information on commands and their usage.
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