Configuration

RWR 5.2 uses config.yml for global operator settings and managed-worlds.yml for GUI-managed world definitions and per-world teleport overrides. Reload validates both files as one snapshot: invalid input is rejected while the previous active settings and schedules remain in service. /rwr reload and the administration GUI reload also refresh the selected locale and update-checker settings.

Setting	Purpose
locale	Server-wide message language. Bundled values: en_US, zh_CN, ja_JP, ko_KR.
timezone	IANA timezone used for schedules and history output.
default-hub-world	Default safe evacuation destination. Fresh Paper/Folia installs use the server default world.
managed-worlds.yml: worlds.<id>	Stable identifier used by commands and configuration.
multiverse-world	Provider identity; this field also holds Worlds keys on Paper/Folia.
display-name	The presentation name used in messages, status, history, and GUIs.
warning-minutes	Whole-minute countdown points; use [] to disable warnings.

Locales

On a clean install with the default locale: en_US, only locales/en_US.yml is extracted into the plugin data folder. Other bundled languages remain inside the JAR until selected: set locale to zh_CN, ja_JP, or ko_KR, then restart or run /rwr reload to write that file under locales/. Omitted keys fall back to bundled JAR defaults; an invalid locale reload keeps the previous valid messages active.

managed-worlds-version: 1

worlds:
  rainforest:
    multiverse-world: rainforest
    display-name: Rainforest
    enabled: true
    managed: true
    schedule:
      type: DAILY
      time: '03:00'
    warning-minutes: [30, 10, 5, 1]
    regeneration:
      seed-policy: RANDOM
      keep-world-config: true
      keep-gamerules: true
      keep-world-border: true
    evacuation:
      enabled: true
      destination: world

teleport-worlds: {}

The GUI owns managed-worlds.yml and may reformat it. Existing combined v5 configurations are imported automatically when this file is first created. After editing YAML manually, run /rwr reload and check the calculated next run with /rwr status <id>.