How to import your own Minecraft world

✅ Requirements

• A Minecraft server hosted on Final Hosting.

• Your server must be running a plugin-compatible version (e.g., Spigot, Paper, or Purpur — NOT Vanilla or Forge).

Step-by-Step Instructions:

1. Login to The FinalHosting Panel

• Go to your assigned panel URL (e.g., https://panel.thefinalhosting.com).

• Enter your login credentials to access your server dashboard.

2. Stop Your Server

• Navigate to the server you want to manage.

• Click the “Stop” button to stop your server. This is important to prevent any file corruption while uploading your world.

3. Access the File Manager

• From the left-hand menu, click “File Manager”.

• In the File Manager, navigate to the root directory of your server.

4. Upload Your World Files

• Inside the root directory, locate the “world” folder (or the folder where your world is stored).

• Click the “Upload” button in the top right.

• Drag and drop your world folder (including all subfolders and files) from your local machine to the root directory of your server. Make sure your world folder contains files like level.dat, region/, and DIM1/ (among others).

• Wait for the upload to complete. Depending on the size of your world, this may take some time.

5. Modify Server Properties (Optional)

• Once your world is uploaded, you can configure your server to use this world as the default one.

• In the File Manager, locate the server.properties file and click to edit it.

• Find the line level-name= and change the value to match the name of your world folder (e.g., level-name=myworld).

• Save your changes to the file.

6. Start Your Server

• Go back to the main console view of your server.

• Click “Start” to boot up your server with your newly uploaded world.

7. Verify the World

• Once the server has started, use the /world command (if you have a world management plugin installed) or check in-game to verify that the correct world has been loaded.

• You can also check the console logs to confirm that the world has loaded without issues.

Additional Tips

• World Size: Large world files may take some time to upload, so be patient.

• Compatibility: Ensure the world version matches the version of your Minecraft server.

• Backup: Always keep a backup of your world before uploading, in case anything goes wrong.

Optional: Using SFTP for Bulk Uploads

For uploading larger world files or multiple worlds:

1. Go to the “Dashboard” on your server panel page and find your SFTP details.

2. Use an FTP client like FileZilla to connect to your server using the provided credentials.

3. Navigate to the root directory or the worlds folder.

4. Upload your world files via the FTP client.

   Note: Using SFTP is especially useful for larger world files, as the web-based File Manager may be slow or unreliable for uploading large amounts of data.