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Disabling the Nether/End by default - LogicParrot - 12-26-2015 Multiworld travel is too unstable. It will surely crash the server after several teleports. I propose that we disable Nether portals and End portals by default by blanking out the default world's LinkedWorlds section. I just want the default Cuberite settings to be as stable as possible. Is everyone fine with that? I am willing to make the pull request. RE: Disabling the Nether/End by default - NiLSPACE - 12-26-2015 Ever since the portals were implemented I never really had a problem with moving worlds. Did something change to them? I'd prefer to keep things as much as vanilla as possible. RE: Disabling the Nether/End by default - LogicParrot - 12-26-2015 I can crash the world with 100% certainty past a certain amount of travel. The crash is typically here (Chunk.cpp:1944). But there were one or two more crash points. RE: Disabling the Nether/End by default - Jammet - 12-26-2015 I still consistently get these awkward effects after travelling through gates. RE: Disabling the Nether/End by default - LogicParrot - 12-26-2015 How about at least warning the player of the potential consequences? For instance, upon a portal creation, emit a message: "Beware! Multiworld travel may be buggy!" RE: Disabling the Nether/End by default - LogicParrot - 12-26-2015 Interesting, the others are not reporting instability (@NiLSPACE, @Jammet). What am I doing differently? RE: Disabling the Nether/End by default - bearbin - 12-26-2015 OS Differences, different versions of minecraft? |