Upload world doesn't work?

[ffrereerfreferf]

I'm trying to upload my one block skyblock world to Minehut, but it just says "An error occurred please try again". The world itself is a zip file, it has all the folders it needs, it has the proper name: "world" what do i do???

[egwat]

I used to have this problem, where I couldn't upload the world through the dashboard or through commands ingame, despite my world title not having any spaces. I solved this by creating a new minehut account and creating a new server on that new account, in which the world upload worked fine. I hope that helps 

[ffrereerfreferf]

1 hour ago, Jackson85 said:

Try uploading it in game through /ul world worldname link. A link can be obtained from a service such as file.io.

I tried that, it didn't work

[_Tarna_]

How large is the world you are uploading? The panel has a limit of 50mb and the command method has a limit of 500mb. Also make sure the link you are using is a direct download to the world's zip. Meaning if you click on the link, it should automatically start download. Note if you are using file.io, those links are a one time use so they will only work once. If file.io isn't working for you, I would recommend dropbox. But if you are going to use a dropbox link, make sure to change the dl=0 to a dl=1 at the end of the dropbox link to make it a direct link. 

[ffrereerfreferf]

3 hours ago, _Tarna_ said:

How large is the world you are uploading? The panel has a limit of 50mb and the command method has a limit of 500mb. Also make sure the link you are using is a direct download to the world's zip. Meaning if you click on the link, it should automatically start download. Note if you are using file.io, those links are a one time use so they will only work once. If file.io isn't working for you, I would recommend dropbox. But if you are going to use a dropbox link, make sure to change the dl=0 to a dl=1 at the end of the dropbox link to make it a direct link. 

The world is about ONE mb, slightly higher.

[ffrereerfreferf]

On 4/17/2021 at 5:13 PM, BanditEagle said:

Hi there @ffrereerfreferf, if you want to know how to upload a world, look at the following.

1) First off, make a zip containing all the files inside of the world folder. You can do this by selecting all the files and "archiving" or "zipping" all the files. Please be sure you don't name your world with any spaces.

2) Upload the world zip to a file upload website. If your world is smaller than 100mb you can use file.io, otherwise we recommend you use Dropbox.

3) Get the direct download link to the file. If you're using Dropbox you can get the share link, but you need to replace ?dl=0 with ?dl=1 at the end of the link. If you're using file.io remember that the download links can only be used once.

4) Run the following command in your server:

/ul world <worldname> <direct link>

5) Once the world is uploaded, you can teleport to it using /worlds or /world [world name].

 

PS: Keep in mind that If you are uploading a world, you need to make sure that the name of the world is unique in your file manager as if there are 2 different worlds with the same name it won't work.

yo so i have to do /world? thanks

[BanditEagle]

1 minute ago, ffrereerfreferf said:

yo so i have to do /world? thanks

If the upload was successful, you can select and change worlds with using "/worlds" and selecting the right world or doing "/world [worldname]". Keep in mind that if you uploaded the world using /ul, the name of the world will be "ul_[worldname". Hope this helps!

[Jackson85]

Try uploading it in game through /ul world worldname link. A link can be obtained from a service such as file.io.

[BanditEagle]

Hi there @ffrereerfreferf, if you want to know how to upload a world, look at the following.

1) First off, make a zip containing all the files inside of the world folder. You can do this by selecting all the files and "archiving" or "zipping" all the files. Please be sure you don't name your world with any spaces.

2) Upload the world zip to a file upload website. If your world is smaller than 100mb you can use file.io, otherwise we recommend you use Dropbox.

3) Get the direct download link to the file. If you're using Dropbox you can get the share link, but you need to replace ?dl=0 with ?dl=1 at the end of the link. If you're using file.io remember that the download links can only be used once.

4) Run the following command in your server:

/ul world <worldname> <direct link>

5) Once the world is uploaded, you can teleport to it using /worlds or /world [world name].

 

PS: Keep in mind that If you are uploading a world, you need to make sure that the name of the world is unique in your file manager as if there are 2 different worlds with the same name it won't work.

[ffrereerfreferf]

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Edited April 17, 2021 by ffrereerfreferf