Importing External Worlds to Bedrock Dedicated Servers // NodeFlux Docs

Transfer singleplayer Bedrock worlds or worlds from local devices to your hosted Bedrock server. ## Steps 1. Export your local Bedrock world as a .mcworld file or locate the world folder in your device storage. 2. If usi NodeFlux documentation for free Minecraft, Node.js and application hosting.

Transfer singleplayer Bedrock worlds or worlds from local devices to your hosted Bedrock server. ## Steps 1. Export your local Bedrock world as a .mcworld file or locate the world folder in your device storage. 2. If usi

Transfer singleplayer Bedrock worlds or worlds from local devices to your hosted Bedrock server. ## Steps 1. Export your local Bedrock world as a .mcworld file or locate the world folder in your device storage. 2. If using a .mcworld file, rename the extension to .zip and extract the contents. 3. Stop your hosted Bedrock service in the NodeFlux manager panel. 4. Upload the extracted world folder to the worlds/ directory on the server via SFTP. 5. Open server.properties and set level-name= to match the exact directory name of the uploaded world folder. 6. Start the server and inspect startup logs to confirm the level was loaded successfully. ## Notes - Ensure the leveldb files inside the world folder are uploaded completely without corrupted chunk files. - Always keep a local copy of your world before attempting transfers.