World Flags

Flags are used to block, allow, or customize certain features of a world, such as displaying a message on entry, disabling portals, disabling PvP, and similar functionalities.

On this page, you can learn more about Flags and how they work.

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Setting flags for a world

The main command to set-up flags is:

/megaverse flag

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List of available flags

pvp

Allows you to enable or disable PvP (Player vs. Player) damage for this world.

Default: true

Bypass permission:

megaverse.bypass.flag.pvp

allow-weather-changes

With this flag, you can disable any weather change for this world.

Default: true

keep-spawn-in-memory

Allows you to set whether the server should keep spawn chunks in memory. It is recommended to leave this option as false for better performance.

Default: false

portal-formation

Allows you to block any type of portal formation. For example, with this flag you can prevent players from creating Nether Portals.

Default: true

server-join-message

Allows you to change the server join message in this world.

You can use %player% in order to show the joining player's name.

allow-flying

With this flag, you can block any players trying to fly.

force-flying-status

Allows you to force any player entering the world to start flying instantly.

Default: true

allow-hunger

With this flag, you can disable player hunger in a specific world.

Default: true

sound-on-enter

With this flag, you can play a sound for any player entering a specific world.

Default:

entity.experience_orb.pickup

sound-on-leave

With this flag, you can play a sound for any player leaving a specific world.

fullheal-on-enter

With this flag, any player who enters a specific world will automatically be fully healed.

Default: false

allow-elytras

With this flag, you can block and/or allow elytras in a specific world.

Default: true

gamemode

Change the player's gamemode when they enter the world.

You can use 0 for survival, 1 for creative, 2 for adventure, 3 for spectator.

title-on-enter

Allows you to display a title on the screen of all players entering the world.

You can show subtitles by including \n in the middle of your message. For example:

Title\nSubtitle

message-on-enter

Allows you to send a message to all players entering the world.