Superflat worlds (or Flat worlds) are essential for creative servers, redstone testing grounds, and mini-game lobbies. Instead of standard mountains, oceans, and caves, a Superflat world provides an endless, perfectly flat landscape made of grass and bedrock.
This guide will walk you through how to generate a flat world on your Cubes Hosting server using server settings or world management plugins.
Method 1: Creating a New Flat World via Server.Properties
If you want your server's main world to be completely flat, you can configure it directly in your server configuration settings.
- Go to your Cubes Hosting Game Panel and Stop your server. (Important: Always stop your server before modifying world generation settings!)
- Open the File Manager and locate the
server.propertiesfile in your root directory. - Find the
level-typesetting. By default, it will look like this:level-type=DEFAULT - Change the value to
FLAT(orminecraft\:flaton modern versions):level-type=FLAT - Generate a New World:
Since Minecraft will not rewrite existing terrain, you must either:
- Option A: Change the world name on the line
level-name=worldto something new likelevel-name=flatworld. - Option B: Delete your current
worlddirectory in the File Manager.
- Option A: Change the world name on the line
- Save the
server.propertiesfile and Start your server.
Upon startup, Minecraft will generate a fresh, perfectly flat world!
Method 2: Creating a Flat World using Multiverse-Core (Multi-World)
If you already have a main survival world and simply want to add a flat world alongside it (for creative building or testing), you should use the Multiverse-Core plugin.
- Install Multiverse-Core into your server's
pluginsfolder and restart your server. - Connect to your server in-game as an Operator (OP).
- Run the following command:
/mv create creative_world normal -t flat - Wait a few seconds for Multiverse to generate the world.
- Teleport to your new flat world by typing:
/mv tp creative_world
Pro-Tips for Creative & Testing Flat Worlds
Once your flat world is generated, you will likely want to adjust a few game settings to make building easier:
- Disable Slime Spawning: Slimes constantly spawn in flat worlds. You can turn off mob spawning with:
/gamerule doMobSpawning false(Then clear existing slimes with/kill @e[type=slime]) - Lock Time to Day: Prevent night time so you always have perfect visibility:
/gamerule doDaylightCycle false(Followed by/time set day) - Disable Weather: Keep the skies clear:
/gamerule doWeatherCycle false
Conclusion
Creating a flat world gives you a clean canvas for massive builds, redstone contraptions, or event arenas. Whether you set level-type=FLAT for your main world or use Multiverse-Core for a secondary creative zone, setting up a flat world takes just a couple of minutes!
