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# Basic Tutorial
<table width="100%"><tr><td><h3><center>
[[Installation|install]] -> Basics -> [[Permissions]]
[[Installation|install]] -> Basics -> [[Permissions]] -> [[Command Reference]]
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## Introduction
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[```/mv import WORLD ENV```](https://github.com/Multiverse/Multiverse-Core/wiki/Command-Reference#wiki-import)
Now, you'll have to replace WORLD with your __folder name__ and ENV with the __environment type__. There are 3 currently available: `normal`, `nether` and `end`. If you forget these you can alway use [`/mv env`](https://github.com/Multiverse/Multiverse-Core/wiki/Command-Reference#wiki-env). It will always list all of these choices.
Now, you'll have to replace WORLD with your __folder name__ and ENV with the __environment type__. There are 3 currently available: `normal`, `nether` and `end`. If you forget these you can always use [`/mv env`](https://github.com/Multiverse/Multiverse-Core/wiki/Command-Reference#wiki-env). It will always list all of these choices.
So, most servers will have a world named `world`. I do for this example. Here is what I typed:
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## Conclusion
Well that's about it. Once you get curious about more advanced usage, checkout both the `/mv` command ingame and the [[Command Reference]].
Well, that's about it. Once you get curious about more advanced usage, check out both the `/mv` command in-game and the [[Command Reference]].
For clarity, we have used the most verbose command names in this tutorial. To check out help for a specific command simply type: `/COMMAND ?` and the in-game help will be shown. It should also be noted that around 90% of the Multiverse commands __CAN__ be used from the console. Only commands that do not make sense are not supported (for example, `/mv set spawn`)
For clarity, we have used the most verbose command names in this tutorial. To get help for a specific command simply type: `/COMMAND ?` and the in-game help will be shown. It should also be noted that around 90% of the Multiverse commands __CAN__ be used from the console. Only commands that do not make sense are not supported (for example, `/mv set spawn`)
<table width="100%"><tr><td><h3><center>
[[Installation|install]] -> Basics -> [[Permissions]]
[[Installation|install]] -> Basics -> [[Permissions]] -> [[Command Reference]]
</center></h3></td></tr></table>