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README: clarify import and rename world sections

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@ -193,6 +193,8 @@ You just need to create a new directory in the worlds folder for the world you w
Suppose the world you wish to import is called `alpha`, you would create a new folder in Suppose the world you wish to import is called `alpha`, you would create a new folder in
`/opt/mscs/worlds` with the same name as the world, then copy the data files over to that new directory. `/opt/mscs/worlds` with the same name as the world, then copy the data files over to that new directory.
IMPORTANT: make sure the world that you are importing is not currently running.
If the directory containing the world `alpha` you wish to import looks like this: If the directory containing the world `alpha` you wish to import looks like this:
$ ls $ ls
@ -209,21 +211,32 @@ You can just copy your world into the worlds directory:
mkdir /opt/mscs/worlds/alpha mkdir /opt/mscs/worlds/alpha
cp -R * /opt/mscs/worlds/alpha cp -R * /opt/mscs/worlds/alpha
In sum, the ending path of your world `alpha` should be `/opt/mscs/worlds/alpha/alpha`. After you've copied the world files, you will want to [create a world entry
into MSCS](#creating-a-new-world) using the name of the world and the port
that you wish the world to use:
mscs create alpha 25565
#### Renaming world folder (optional) #### Renaming world folder (optional)
If you would like to rename the `alpha` folder If you would like to rename the `alpha` folder
(the one that is the parent folder of the actual world) to a different name, (the one that is the parent folder of the actual world) to a different name,
follow the steps below. In this example we wanted to rename the `alpha` folder to `vanillaMC`: follow the steps below.
IMPORTANT: make sure the world that you are importing is not currently running.
In this example we want to rename the `alpha` folder to `vanillaMC`:
mkdir /opt/mscs/worlds/vanillaMC mkdir /opt/mscs/worlds/vanillaMC
cp -R * /opt/mscs/worlds/vanillaMC cp -R * /opt/mscs/worlds/vanillaMC
mv /opt/mscs/worlds/vanillaMC/alpha /opt/mscs/worlds/vanillaMC/vanillaMC mv /opt/mscs/worlds/vanillaMC/alpha /opt/mscs/worlds/vanillaMC/vanillaMC
mscs create vanillaMC 25565
After you've set up the file structure, [you can now create a world entry After you've set up the file structure, [you can now create a world entry
into MSCS](#creating-a-new-world) using the name of the world. into MSCS](#creating-a-new-world) using the name of the world and the port
that you wish the world to use:
mscs create vanillaMC 25565
### Adjusting world properties ### Adjusting world properties
The `mscs.properties` file can be found in every world folder The `mscs.properties` file can be found in every world folder