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Multiverse<\/h3>\n
\nA fabric mod for Minecraft that allows creating custom dimensions at runtime with commands!\n<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
## About The Project<\/p>\n
This is a server-side fabric mod that provides a few simple commands for creating custom dimensions at runtime.<\/p>\n
The motivation for this when building in creative, whether working on decorative builds or working with redstone it can be beneficial to work in a separate dimension.<\/p>\n
## Usage<\/p>\n
After installing the mod the `\/multiverse` command should become available to operators.
\nThe permissions for the command can also be modified using a permissions mod, [see the
\npermissions section](#permissions).<\/p>\n
The command is quite simple, with only a few subcommands.
\nLet’s first discuss how to create a custom dimension.<\/p>\n
### Creating Custom Dimensions<\/p>\n
To create a custom dimension we will use the `create` subcommand. Dimension types define how the terrain is generated as well as some behaviors Multiverse adds 2 types: `multiverse:void` and `multiverse:white_glass`, generating a You can also define your own dimension types for more control, see [the defining The specified dimension id can be any namespaced id as long as no existing dimension has Here’s an example command to create a dimension called `example:my_dimension` that is The second `vanilla` allows you to create a set of 3 dimensions that mirror the behavior Here’s an example command: Additionally, the generated end dimension *will* spawn the ender dragon.<\/p>\n ### Teleporting to Custom Dimensions<\/p>\n Multiverse provides a command to teleport to different dimensions: ### Deleting Custom Dimensions<\/p>\n Deleting custom dimensions is very simple: Running `\/multiverse delete ### Cloning Dimensions<\/p>\n Multiverse allows you to clone any dimension, this may be useful when iterating You will likely want to run `\/save-all` prior to cloning a dimension to ensure that The command is as follows: You can also specify whether the cloned dimension will have its own custom Finally, you can also specify a region area ### Dimension Files<\/p>\n Multiverse’s dimensions are located in your `world\/dimensions\/ ### Defining Custom Dimension Types<\/p>\n Multiverse allows you to define your own custom dimension types in a datapack!<\/p>\n Here’s a guide on how to create a datapack on the Minecraft wiki.<\/p>\n The format is exactly the same as if you were to define a custom dimension for Custom dimension types should still be registered at There is an example datapack in this repository which you can download as a template ### Permissions<\/p>\n You can further customize access of the commands through the use of a permissions mod ## License<\/p>\n Distributed under the MIT License. See MIT License for more information.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Create custom dimensions at runtime with commands!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":107618,"template":"","meta":{"_minecraft_slug":"multiverse-dimensions","_minecraft_project_id":"xQSUV47Y","_minecraft_author":"senseiwells","_minecraft_license":"MIT","_minecraft_downloads":2209,"_minecraft_follows":16,"_minecraft_client_side":"unsupported","_minecraft_server_side":"required","_minecraft_storage_type":"zip","_minecraft_archive_name":"multiverse-dimensions.zip","_minecraft_size_bytes":17588173,"_minecraft_version_count":15,"_minecraft_updated_at":"2026-05-15T22:35:09.382768Z","_minecraft_date_created":"2025-09-11T01:40:35.729345Z","_minecraft_date_modified":"2026-05-13T16:53:24.576972Z","_minecraft_project_url":"https:\/\/modrinth.com\/mod\/multiverse-dimensions","_minecraft_icon_attachment_id":107618,"_minecraft_imported_at":"2026-06-06T05:16:50+00:00","_minecraft_import_hash":"bf03316ac39ae7f22894ff7b94674ea5","_minecraft_versions":"","_minecraft_links":"","_minecraft_gallery":"","_minecraft_api_metadata":""},"mod_category":[97,126,92,159],"mod_loader":[99],"minecraft_version":[40,41,81,82,83,167,163],"class_list":["post-107617","mod","type-mod","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","mod_category-fabric","mod_category-management","mod_category-utility","mod_category-worldgen","mod_loader-fabric","minecraft_version-1-21-10","minecraft_version-1-21-11","minecraft_version-1-21-8","minecraft_version-1-21-9","minecraft_version-26-1","minecraft_version-26-1-1","minecraft_version-26-1-2"],"yoast_head":"\n
\nThere are 2 branches from the `create` subcommand:
\n“`mcfunction
\n\/multiverse create from
\n\/multiverse create vanilla
\n“`
\nIn the first, `from`, we can specify a pre-defined dimension type, give our dimension a
\nnamespaced identifier, optionally specify a seed (otherwise random), and also specify
\nwhether the dimension should have its own gamerules or whether it should inherit
\nits gamerules.
\nFinally, you can also specify whether the `\/tick` command will work independently for
\nthat specific dimension.
\nIf set to `true` any `\/tick` commands run inside that dimension will affect *only* that
\nspecific dimension, `\/tick` run in any dimension that doesn’t have a custom tickrate
\nwill also only affect dimensions that also don’t have a custom tickrate.<\/p>\n
\nwhich you can find listed on the Minecraft wiki.
\nBy default, vanilla has 3 types: `minecraft:overworld`, `minecraft:the_nether`, and
\n`minecraft:the_end`.<\/p>\n
\nvoid world and a flat world with one layer of white glass respectively.<\/p>\n
\ncustom dimension types section](#defining-custom-dimension-types).<\/p>\n
\nthat id, for example you cannot use `minecraft:overworld` because vanilla uses that id.<\/p>\n
\na glass superflat world with a random seed with its own gamerules:
\n“`mcfunction
\n\/multiverse create from multiverse:white_glass example:my_dimension random true
\n“`<\/p>\n
\nof vanilla’s 3 dimensions.<\/p>\n
\n“`mcfunction
\n\/multiverse create vanilla example:my_overworld example:my_nether example:my_end
\n“`
\nThis will create 3 dimensions, `example:my_overworld`, `example:my_nether`, and
\n`example:my_end` with overworld, nether, and end generation respectively.
\n`example:my_overworld` and `example:my_nether` can be linked with nether portals
\nand will behave just like `minecraft:overworld` and `minecraft:the_nether` would.
\nThe same is true for the end portal.
\nIt is worth noting that returning back through the end portal will put the player
\nat their spawn, or at global spawn (which may still be in `minecraft:overworld`).<\/p>\n
\n“`mcfunction
\n\/multiverse teleport
\n“`<\/p>\n
\n“`mcfunction
\n\/multiverse delete
\n“`
\nRunning this command won’t immediately delete your dimension, instead it will ask you
\nto confirm whether you truly want to delete the dimension as this action is destructive
\nand cannot be undone.<\/p>\n
\non a build or for when you need to test the behavior of a redstone contraption.<\/p>\n
\nit’s cloned in its most up-to-date state.<\/p>\n
\n“`mcfunction
\n\/multiverse clone
\n“`
\nWhere `
\nand `
\ntickrate manager, for more details read [the creating custom dimensions
\nsection](#creating-custom-dimensions).<\/p>\n
\nto clone, you may also only specify one region in which case only that region will be cloned,
\nif unspecified the *entire* dimension will be copied.
\nThis is not recommended as dimensions which take up a lot of storage as it copies
\n*all* region files, and it also may hang your server.<\/p>\n
\nfor example, if you create a dimension called `example:world` then your dimension files will be
\nin `world\/dimensions\/example\/world`.
\nFrom here the structure of worlds is the same as the overworld\/nether\/end.<\/p>\n
\nvanilla to load but just in a different directory.
\nYou can follow this tutorial on the Minecraft wiki
\non how to create a new dimension but instead of putting your dimension files in
\n`data\/
\n`data\/
\n`data\/
\nhere,
\nor you can view it here.<\/p>\n
\nsuch as LuckPerms.
\nThe permission `”multiverse.commands.multiverse”` grants the `\/multiverse` command with
\nfurther more specific permissions for the subcommands:
\n– `”multiverse.commands.multiverse.create”`
\n– `”multiverse.commands.multiverse.clone”`
\n– `”multiverse.commands.multiverse.delete”`
\n– `”multiverse.commands.multiverse.teleport”`<\/p>\n