11-13-2017, 07:41 PM
Hello, welcome to the forum.
It is impossible to replace the map using the web interface - the server cannot overwrite the world while it is using it (even when no players are connected). You will need to copy the world files manually, while the server is NOT running. There's a folder called "world" next to your Cuberite executable, that's where the world files go - there should be a "region" subfolder there with .mca files, remove those and copy the .mcs files from your map there. Similarly, if you have Nether / End files in your world, they go into the world_nether/region and world_the_end/region subfolders. Note that Cuberite doesn't currently support using vanilla player files, so all the player inventories will be lost. If you want to move it over as well, the easiest way is to stash the inventory in a chest, then copy the world files over.
Also note that Cuberite uses a different terrain generator, so if you walk outside of the map you copy, it will generate new chunk using a different algorithm and there will be a noticeable edge - possibly something similar to this: http://i.stack.imgur.com/gYn90.png
It is impossible to replace the map using the web interface - the server cannot overwrite the world while it is using it (even when no players are connected). You will need to copy the world files manually, while the server is NOT running. There's a folder called "world" next to your Cuberite executable, that's where the world files go - there should be a "region" subfolder there with .mca files, remove those and copy the .mcs files from your map there. Similarly, if you have Nether / End files in your world, they go into the world_nether/region and world_the_end/region subfolders. Note that Cuberite doesn't currently support using vanilla player files, so all the player inventories will be lost. If you want to move it over as well, the easiest way is to stash the inventory in a chest, then copy the world files over.
Also note that Cuberite uses a different terrain generator, so if you walk outside of the map you copy, it will generate new chunk using a different algorithm and there will be a noticeable edge - possibly something similar to this: http://i.stack.imgur.com/gYn90.png