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Moving from vanilla to Cuberite
#1
Hey guys,

im just playing Minecraft with some classmates, but the Vanilla Software always crashes because of my too small VPS.

So i now want to switch from vanilla to cuberite. Is there any way to acomplish this without using any data?

Greets,
Padrio
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#2
I think if you place all your items in a chest, save the spawn coordinates somewhere, transfer the world to cuberite and set the correct spawn coordinates in world.ini, there will be no problem.
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#3
Before doing anything, make sure that you have a backup.

There are differences.
- The world generation is not the same like vanilla, that means if new chunks get generated then it will look broken.
- The spawn coordinates of the world are in the file world.ini, that will be generated at startup of the server (world/world.ini). You can also use the command /setspawn to set a new spawn
- If you are playing with redstone, there could be problems with it and command blocks are not really existent
- The player files from vanilla are not read, like tonibm19 says the best it to put all your stuff into a chest
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