Spigot / CraftBukkit
Use RWR-Spigot-5.2.0.jar with Multiverse-Core 5.8.0+ and Java 21 or newer.
ResourceWorldResetter
Schedule safe resource-world resets, move players out of danger, and verify every regenerated world before play resumes.
5.2.0 release candidate One plugin family for Spigot, Paper, Purpur, and Folia.
Pick the build for your server
Section titled “Pick the build for your server”Paper / Purpur / Folia
Use RWR-Paper-Folia-5.2.0.jar with Worlds 4.4.0+ and Java 25 or newer.
[!CAUTION] Install only one RWR platform JAR. The shared core and public API are already included.
What happens during a reset?
Section titled “What happens during a reset?”- Check the world. RWR confirms the provider, world identity, destination, and current reset state.
- Warn and evacuate players. Scheduled warnings give players time to finish, then RWR moves everyone to a safe loaded world.
- Regenerate through the world provider. Multiverse-Core or Worlds performs the authoritative world operation.
- Verify before unlocking. RWR checks that the replacement world is registered, loaded, and safe, then records the result in history.
Explore the wiki
Section titled “Explore the wiki” Install and run your first reset Choose the correct JAR, configure one world, and perform a supervised reset.
Configure schedules and warnings Set world IDs, reset timing, safe destinations, and regeneration behavior.
Commands and permissions Find the operator commands and decide who may use them.
Recover from a failed reset Understand history, safety classifications, timeouts, and interrupted operations.
Extend your server
Section titled “Extend your server” PlaceholderAPI Open its independent wiki for scoreboards, menus, placeholders, and configuration.
Discord Webhook Open its independent wiki for webhook setup, delivery, and retries.
Prometheus + Grafana Open its independent wiki for metrics, PromQL, Docker, and dashboards.
Public API Open the developer wiki for dependencies, snapshots, lifecycle, and events.