fixed enabled:false automatically in template file.

JurgenKuyper 2022-07-17 12:36:52 +02:00
parent d9871c2e92
commit 224f413d16

@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ The available settings are defined as follows:
- _title_ : if defined, this string is used as a human-friendly label for the world. The default value is blank.
- _enabled_ : if defined, this allows mapping for a given world to be enabled (by setting **true**) or disabled (by setting **false**). All worlds are enabled by default, so defining a **worlds** entry for a world and setting _enabled_ to **false** is the only way to prevent a world from being displayed and mapped.
- _enabled_ : if defined, this allows mapping for a given world to be enabled (by setting **true**) or disabled (by setting **false**). All worlds are enabled by default, so defining a **worlds** entry for a world and setting _enabled_ to **false**. To disable worlds automatically, the enabled setting has to be set to false in the template that is selected by the deftemplatesuffix in configuration.txt
- _template_ : if defined, this overrides the name of the template used to provide the default settings for the world. If not set, the default is based on the world's environment (normal, nether, or skylands), with a '-' and the **deftemplatesuffix** value added if **deftemplatesuffix** is defined. This value cannot be inherited from a template.