Installing Worlds - PG85/OpenTerrainGenerator GitHub Wiki

Note: Both servers and clients running OTG will require more memory than vanilla Minecraft. If you are experiencing long/endless world loading times or other performance issues it is recommended you increase Minecraft's allocated memory to 2gb+.

• Biome Bundle
• Vanilla Vistas
• Skylands
• Flatlands
• Void
• Dungeons
• Biome Bundle O Plenty

• Dregora
• Terra Incognita
• Dungeoneering
• Mysource Testworld
  • Provided by Wahrheit, who purchased the rights from mysource.
• Traveler's Dream

1. Install OTG
2. Download the .jar for your desired world preset from the links above and put it in the /mods folder.
3. Select the world from the world creation menu in-game.

1. Install OTG
2. Download the .jar for your desired world preset from the links above and put it in the /mods folder.
3. Go to the server.properties file and change the following two settings (replacing with the name of the world preset (ie, level-name=Biome Bundle):

level-type=OTG
level-name=worldname

Note: If you have already generated any chunks with vanilla or other world settings, delete the world folder of your main world to begin generating one with the correct level type.

Watch the video tutorial or follow the instructions below

1. Install OTG
2. Run the server once to create the /plugins/OpenTerrainGenerator folder
3. Delete the world folders for the world that was generated
4. Download the .jar for your desired world preset from the links above and open it with WinRaR or 7zip

• Do not put the world preset .jar in the plugins folder

5. The folder structure should be: \assets\worldpacker<worldname> (where in place of you will have the name of the world preset you downloaded (e.g Biome Bundle). Copy that folder to \plugins\OpenTerrainGenerator\worlds (in your server) If done correctly it'll look something like this:

\plugins\OpenTerrainGenerator\worlds\<worldname>

With the following subfolders:

\WorldBiomes\
\WorldObjects\
\WorldConfig.ini

6. Ensure that level-name in server.properties is set to the name of the world you're using - for example, Biome Bundle.
7. Add the following to your bukkit.yml, altering it as necessary with the name of the world you're using:

worlds:
  Biome Bundle:
    generator: OpenTerrainGenerator

If you have an existing Terrain Control preset or an OTG preset not in .jar format but instead consisting of a world directory containing its Worldconfig.ini and WorldObjects and WorldBiomes subfolders, follow the installation instructions above but instead of installing a .jar file, put your world preset folder into the /OpenTerrainGenerator/worlds folder.

If no world preset is installed, when generating a world OTG will generate a set of configs that approximate 'vanilla' Minecraft world generation in the /OpenTerrainGenerator/worlds folder (found in either the /mods or /plugins folder depending on platform).

Note: In Single Player (Forge) you can click the 'New' button to the right of 'Clone' in the world creation GUI to create a set of default configs without affecting any other installed presets.