[SUPPORT/HELP] Netherworld Reset?

[remibarna]

Hello,

Recently I been playing vanilla minecraft with a few friends and I been using spigot 1.9 jar and we made a nice world and nether world so far but then I noticed vanilla 1.9 jar has much more and no bugs like in spigot 1.9 jar. So I switch over to the vanilla 1.9 jar then notice the nether world is back to how we first found it? then I reverted back to spigot 1.9 and it was back to normal the nether world map. Any clue why it's doing this



To anyone who tests this there selves. And help me with this issue. We can negotiate something for your effort/time of helping me.

Thank you

 

[Hassan R.]

Spigot saves your nether in the the file "world_nether" when vanilla minecraft saves it under "DIM_1" in the over world folder. Go inside your nether file, and grab the whole "regions" folder. Place it inside the folder called "DIM_1". I hope that helps. If it doesn't, let me know!

 

[remibarna]

Spigot saves your nether in the the file "world_nether" when vanilla minecraft saves it under "DIM_1" in the over world folder. Go inside your nether file, and grab the whole "regions" folder. Place it inside the folder called "DIM_1". I hope that helps. If it doesn't, let me know!

thank you so much for responding! I'll try it right when I get home

 

[Hassan R.]

No problem! Make sure you grab the whole region file and not only the contents inside.

 

[remibarna]

No problem! Make sure you grab the whole region file and not only the contents inside.

I'll keep you updated on how it goes when I get home at 3 PM EST time thanks for helping me with this spigot and my host are so clueless

 

[Hassan R.]

I'll keep you updated on how it goes when I get home at 3 PM EST time thanks for helping me with this spigot and my host are so clueless

I got the fix from Spigot Help. I didn't come up with the fix but I hope it fixes it for you.

 

[remibarna]

I got the fix from Spigot Help. I didn't come up with the fix but I hope it fixes it for you.

So currently my regions is already inside my "DIM-1"[DOUBLEPOST=1459971805][/DOUBLEPOST]

Spigot saves your nether in the the file "world_nether" when vanilla minecraft saves it under "DIM_1" in the over world folder. Go inside your nether file, and grab the whole "regions" folder. Place it inside the folder called "DIM_1". I hope that helps. If it doesn't, let me know!

 

[Hassan R.]

Replace the regions folder with the one for the vanilla 1.9 nether folder.

 

[remibarna]

Replace the regions folder with the one for the vanilla 1.9 nether folder.

You mean take the one from spigot. And replace it with the vanilla 1.9 one?

 

[Hassan R.]

Yes.

 

[remibarna]

Yes.

Nope no luck there. :/ did you test it yourself?

 

[Hassan R.]

Nope no luck there. :/ did you test it yourself?

Craftbukkit stores the nether world in a different location, which would be world_nether. However, vanilla Minecraft stores it in "DIM-1" under the overworld folder. Copy the region folder of your world_nether (the entire folder, not the contents) to a folder named "DIM-1" and it should be available for you on the vanilla server.
In other words, world_nether\regions goes to world\DIM-1\regions"

This is the fix I got from Spigot. People say it has worked, but personally I did not test it myself.

 

[remibarna]

Craftbukkit stores the nether world in a different location, which would be world_nether. However, vanilla Minecraft stores it in "DIM-1" under the overworld folder. Copy the region folder of your world_nether (the entire folder, not the contents) to a folder named "DIM-1" and it should be available for you on the vanilla server.
In other words, world_nether\regions goes to world\DIM-1\regions"

This is the fix I got from Spigot. People say it has worked, but personally I did not test it myself.

Ok cool, I'll try that but let's clear out the table here alittle cause my host and spigot got it confused and I want to make sure you don't get it confused,

I created the world with spigot 1.9, now switching jars to vanilla 1.9 and nether is reset once I switched to vanilla 1.9 jar.

What you just said. Is connecting to what I said correct?

(sorry for any confusion. I'm not very good at these kind of things xD)

 

[Hassan R.]

Yes, Spigot creates three folders when you start up a server, a world, a world_nether, and world_end. Vanilla's world is all those three combined. Doing what I told you in the previous post should fix your problem.

 

[remibarna]

Craftbukkit stores the nether world in a different location, which would be world_nether. However, vanilla Minecraft stores it in "DIM-1" under the overworld folder. Copy the region folder of your world_nether (the entire folder, not the contents) to a folder named "DIM-1" and it should be available for you on the vanilla server.
In other words, world_nether\regions goes to world\DIM-1\regions"

This is the fix I got from Spigot. People say it has worked, but personally I did not test it myself.

Nvm I got it!! Thanks so much truly did work! You rock! I'll send you a vouch and follow coming your way! You rock![DOUBLEPOST=1459982003][/DOUBLEPOST]Problem fixed!

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