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Moving from Spigot Server - TheRunningOtaku - 02-26-2015
Hello,
I am looking to transfer my Spigot server (uses vanilla world files, I think) to MCserver. I have copied the region files and the player data to their respective folders, but there are a couple of issues:
1) The player data doesn't seem to have been moved over correctly (when I log in, I don't have my inventory or position)
2) I spawn in the ground
3) The spawn chunks seem to have been regenerated
4) I can't tp/rank myself up more than once (player not found after the first time I tp myself)
Can anyone help me with this?
RE: Moving from Spigot Server - DiamondToaster - 02-26-2015
I believe that player data is formatted differently in MCServer, and the spawning in the ground issue can be fixed by resetting spawn. Not too sure about the last two though.
RE: Moving from Spigot Server - NiLSPACE - 02-26-2015
Hi and welcome to the forum.
- That's because MCServer doesn't use the playerdata files like vanilla does. MCServer saves all player data in a different file.
- That's probably because once again MCServer doesn't read the vanilla files. It creates a file called "world.ini", and in there you'll see that the spawn points are defined.
- The spawn chunks regenerate probably because the server choose new spawn coordinates and there were no chunks there yet.
- Really that's weird. I can't think of anything that causes that.
RE: Moving from Spigot Server - TheRunningOtaku - 02-27-2015
(02-26-2015, 08:53 PM)NiLSPACE Wrote: Hi and welcome to the forum.Thanks so much for helping! Do you have any solutions to the problems, though, any way to convert a world to the MC or move the player data? Also, is there any way to prevent the chunks from being re loaded?
- That's because MCServer doesn't use the playerdata files like vanilla does. MCServer saves all player data in a different file.
- That's probably because once again MCServer doesn't read the vanilla files. It creates a file called "world.ini", and in there you'll see that the spawn points are defined.
- The spawn chunks regenerate probably because the server choose new spawn coordinates and there were no chunks there yet.
- Really that's weird. I can't think of anything that causes that.
RE: Moving from Spigot Server - NiLSPACE - 02-27-2015
Solutions to problem #1 and #2
- Currently there is no way to convert the two. We could possibly create a plugin that transfers the data, but we need an API for that first. (possibly export cFastNBT?)
- You can check the spawn coordinates by going to the spawn on your Spigot server and then manualy changing the coordinates in the MCServer world's world.ini
About #3:
I think I explained what probably happened there, or are there questions?
About #4:
I still can't think of a reason why that would happen. Can you tell us step-by-step what you do?
RE: Moving from Spigot Server - LO1ZB - 02-27-2015
I'll do some research about #2, #3 and #4
RE: Moving from Spigot Server - TheRunningOtaku - 02-27-2015
(02-27-2015, 08:18 AM)NiLSPACE Wrote: Solutions to problem #1 and #2
- Currently there is no way to convert the two. We could possibly create a plugin that transfers the data, but we need an API for that first. (possibly export cFastNBT?)
- You can check the spawn coordinates by going to the spawn on your Spigot server and then manualy changing the coordinates in the MCServer world's world.ini
About #3:
I think I explained what probably happened there, or are there questions?
About #4:
I still can't think of a reason why that would happen. Can you tell us step-by-step what you do?
It's okay - I might stick with my original server until I have the time to fix this
Thanks!Maybe when the map resets, I'll move the server over - it seems like a great server from my testing, and the only issues seems to be found when the map is created anew.
RE: Moving from Spigot Server - Lochnair - 04-13-2015
(02-27-2015, 07:56 PM)TheRunningOtaku Wrote:(02-27-2015, 08:18 AM)NiLSPACE Wrote: Solutions to problem #1 and #2
- Currently there is no way to convert the two. We could possibly create a plugin that transfers the data, but we need an API for that first. (possibly export cFastNBT?)
- You can check the spawn coordinates by going to the spawn on your Spigot server and then manualy changing the coordinates in the MCServer world's world.ini
About #3:
I think I explained what probably happened there, or are there questions?
About #4:
I still can't think of a reason why that would happen. Can you tell us step-by-step what you do?
It's okay - I might stick with my original server until I have the time to fix this
Maybe when the map resets, I'll move the server over - it seems like a great server from my testing, and the only issues seems to be found when the map is created anew.
Posting this for other people that might find this thread, and OP if he still needs it.
Created a little tool in C# that converts player data (and some world info) to MCServer format. See readme for details.
Next on my todo list is a command line mode for use on servers.
Works fine with Mono on Linux. Should you find any bugs (you probably will), create an issue on GitHub.
Download: https://github.com/Lochnair/MCServer-World-Converter/releases
RE: Moving from Spigot Server - NiLSPACE - 04-13-2015
Ooh, nice
That will help allot of people
RE: Moving from Spigot Server - JORGITO_YKE - 12-19-2015
Simply awesome and usefull, thanks for this.