World Switcher

World Switcher 1.5.1

A follow-up to 1.5.0: default now works as a target wherever it makes sense, and says why where it does not.

default in /wsc world …

default is the name of the vanilla group (overworld/nether/end), not a managed world, so it has no world entry behind it. /ws default and /wsc player state … default already understood that, but /wsc world gamemode default creative answered Unknown world: default — confusing, because the name is valid elsewhere. Now:

• /wsc world gamemode default <mode> [forced] and /wsc world info default work.
• /wsc world gamerule default … and /wsc world difficulty default … target the overworld, so you can set them from any world instead of only while standing there.
• /wsc world access default is refused on purpose: the default world is where players are sent when another world turns them away, so it has to stay reachable.
• /wsc world rename|load|unload|delete default and /wsc group set|unset default now explain the actual reason instead of reporting an unknown world.

Fixed

• Forced game modes now hold on a world switch. A switch restores the stored per-world state — the remembered game mode included — across several handlers within the same tick, and the policy was applied in the middle of that, where a later handler could still overwrite it. It now runs at the end of the tick and gets the last word; the mode settles one tick later.

Also

• /wsc help now lists config playerdata list and confirm / cancel. Both were in the README and in tab completion, but missing from the help players actually see.