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🚀 Quick Start Guide
Welcome to World Dimension Nexus! This guide will get you up and running with your first custom dimensions in just a few minutes.
📋 What You'll Learn
By the end of this guide, you'll have:
- Created your first custom dimensions
- Set up automatic player teleportation rules
- Created portals for easy travel between worlds
- A working multi-world setup for your server
⚠️ Before You Start
Important: Always test these commands on a backup or test world first! Never experiment with new commands on your main server without testing.
Requirements:
- World Dimension Nexus mod installed on your server
- Server operator permissions (OP level)
- A test world for experimenting
🌍 Step 1: Creating Your First Dimensions
Let's start by creating some example dimensions. We'll create a lobby world and a fishing world.
Import Pre-made Dimensions (Recommended)
The easiest way to get started is with pre-made dimension files:
# Import ready-to-use dimensions
/wdn dimension import lobby_dimension.wdn
/wdn dimension import fishing_dimension.wdn
What happens: These commands import complete dimension configurations with pre-built worlds.
Create a Custom Dimension (Alternative)
If you prefer to create from scratch:
# Create a skyblock dimension
/wdn dimension create my_skyblock skyblock
Available presets: void
, flat
, normal
, skyblock
Check Your Dimensions
# See all your dimensions
/wdn dimension list
You should now see your new dimensions listed!
🚀 Step 2: Setting Up Automatic Teleportation
Now let's make players automatically go to the right places:
# Send new players to lobby when they first join
/wdn autoteleport add always world_dimension_nexus:lobby_dimension
# Send players to fishing world when they die (optional)
/wdn autoteleport add on_death world_dimension_nexus:fishing_dimension
# Check your rules
/wdn autoteleport list
What this does:
- 🏠 New players automatically start in your lobby
- 🎣 When players die, they go to the fishing world instead of respawning normally
🚪 Step 3: Manual Teleportation
Test moving between dimensions manually:
# Go to your skyblock world
/wdn teleport dimension world_dimension_nexus:my_skyblock
# Go to the lobby
/wdn teleport dimension world_dimension_nexus:lobby_dimension
# Go to the fishing world
/wdn teleport dimension world_dimension_nexus:fishing_dimension
🏛️ Step 4: Creating Portals (Optional)
Create physical portals that players can walk through:
# First, go to your lobby dimension
/wdn teleport dimension world_dimension_nexus:lobby_dimension
# Create a green portal at your current location
/wdn portal create unbound green ~ ~ ~
# Now go to the fishing dimension
/wdn teleport dimension world_dimension_nexus:fishing_dimension
# Create the matching portal there
/wdn portal create unbound green ~ ~ ~
Result: Players can now walk through these green portals to travel between the lobby and fishing worlds!
✅ Test Your Setup
- Test Auto-teleport: Have a new player join - they should appear in the lobby
- Test Manual Teleport: Use the
/wdn teleport
commands to move around - Test Portals: Walk through your portals to travel between dimensions
⚠️ Important Notes
- Server Restart: You may need to restart your server for dimensions to work fully with all features
- Backup First: Always backup your world before experimenting
- Test Server: Use a test server to learn the commands before using on your main server
🎉 Congratulations!
You now have a working multi-dimension server! Your players can:
- Start in a dedicated lobby world
- Travel between dimensions using commands or portals
- Experience different world types and environments
🔗 What's Next?
Now that you have the basics working, explore these guides:
- Configuration - Customize settings and behavior
- Examples - See detailed server setups
- Dimension Commands - Learn all dimension management commands
- Portal Commands - Advanced portal features
- Auto-Teleport Commands - More teleportation rules
🆘 Need Help?
- Common Issues: Check the Troubleshooting guide
- More Examples: Browse the Examples section
- All Commands: See the Commands Overview