Server

Usage: blockheads_server [options] i.e blockheads_server_1.71 --list or blockheads_server_1.71 -l

Version: 1.7.1

When run without options, the most recent world will be loaded.

Available Options:

• --list (-l): list all available worlds.

• --new WORLD_NAME (-n): create a new world named WORLD_NAME.

• --world_id WORLD_ID (-i): when used with --new, assigns the given ID to the newly created world. Otherwise ignored.

• --load WORLD_ID [options] (-o): load the world with the ID WORLD_ID.

• --rename-from WORLD_NAME_OR_ID (-r) --rename_to NEW_NAME` (-t): rename the world with the ID or name WORLD_NAME_OR_ID to NEW_NAME.

• --delete WORLD_NAME_OR_ID (-d): delete the world with the ID or name WORLD_NAME.

• --force (-f): when used with --delete, doesn't prompt for confirmation.

• --port PORT (-p): the port to run on when specified with --new or --load. Default is 15151.

• --max_players MAX (-m): the maximum number of players that will be allowed to connect at once. Default is 16, max is 32.

• --save_delay SECONDS (-s): will only save the world to disk every n seconds (default is 1). This is useful to limit disk activity, but more progress will be lost in the event of a crash or unclean exit.

• --world_width WORLD_WIDTH (-w): (optional) used when creating a new world to specify how big the world should be. WORLD_WIDTH must be one of '1/16', '1/4', '1' (default), '4', or '16'. 4 and 16 are 4x and 16x the normal size.

• --custom-rules RULES (-C): (optional) used when creating a new world to specify that the world should be created with custom rules enabled. RULES is a JSON string containing world generation rules.

• --convert-to-custom-rules (-V): (optional) used when loading a world to specify that the world should be converted from a vanilla world to a custom rules world.

• --expert-mode (-e): (optional) used when creating a world to select expert mode.

• --no-exit: prevents the server from shutting down when the last player leaves. This means that chat doesn't clear every time the last player leaves.

• --help (-h): display this help text.