Getting Started

Installation

Step one: Install TerraformGenerator

Make sure that you have installed the latest version of TerraformGenerator and Drycell.
To do that, stop your server and upload both jar files to your server's plugins directory. Afterwards can you start your server again.

Please note that some server types like CraftBukkit may not work with TerraformGenerator and can result in a crash of your server.
To prevent this do we recommend to either use Spigot or PaperMC (Later one is more recommended).

Step two: Create the world

You can choose between two methods on how to generate the world with TerraformGenerator

Method One

1. Turn off the server if it is running
2. Open the bukkit.yml and add the following info to it.

   # By default does this section not exist within the bukkit.yml
   # and you have to add it yourself.
   worlds:
       world: # Replace this with the World name you want to use.
           generator: TerraformGenerator

3. If present delete the folder of the world that you want TerraformGenerator to create.
4. Start your Server again.

Method two

This method requires the usage of a World Management plugin.
In this example are we using Multiverse-Core. TerraformGenerator should work with any other World Manager, but we won't guarantee it!

Before creating the world, make sure it doesn't exist already. If it does will you need to delete it using /mvdelete <world> followed by /mvconfirm.
To create a world with TerraformGenerator, execute /mvcreate <world> normal -g TerraformGenerator where <world> is the name of the world to create.

Note:
There is a rare chance that the world might not get loaded woth TerraformGenerator as the World Generator set. In those cases could newly loaded chunks break the look of the world by being normal vanilla chunks.
If this is the case for you, but you still want to use TerraformGenerator with a World Management plugin, follow the second step in the first method to guarantee the world to be loaded with TerraformGenerator.