The file of the world is not .lvl but .cw . Can i somehow transfer .cw file to server???

Assuming you're using MCGalaxy, you can put the .cw file into the server's /extra/import/ folder, then in-game run the command /import [filename] to convert it into a .lvl that the server can load.

2 hours ago, FAM0R said:

Assuming you're using MCGalaxy, you can put the .cw file into the server's /extra/import/ folder, then in-game run the command /import [filename] to convert it into a .lvl that the server can load.

thank you! Will try that

just download the world and then upload it to dropbox and then import it to your server by using /import

On 8/6/2023 at 4:01 PM, Edward_great said:

just download the world and then upload it to dropbox and then import it to your server by using /import

i know some people rated dumb on this post, but Edward_great isn't wrong. But a few notes though-

You do not necessarily download the map. When you are in singleplayer, and you press ESC (by default unless you changed the key) to get to the game menu. You would then press "Save level...", in which it will prompt you to give the file a name, and then the game can export the map as .cw as someone said earlier in the post. If you are on web client, yes, the map will be downloaded and end up in your Downloads folder. However, if you are using the downloaded client, you will need to refer to your game folder to fine your saved map.

After that, you can use any cloud storage service to upload your file, but the most preferred method (and also for texture packs) is to upload your map file to Dropbox. After you've uploaded your file to the cloud storage service, make sure to obtain a URL to your file that would therefore be publicly accessible without being logged into the account. The URL should not exceed 64 or 128 characters (I forgot, someone correct me), in which most cases the site you are using will exceed the limit, which is why it is most recommended to use Dropbox.

Thank you!

On 8/9/2023 at 5:59 PM, spicycomboevade said:

After that, you can use any cloud storage service to upload your file, but the most preferred method (and also for texture packs) is to upload your map file to Dropbox. After you've uploaded your file to the cloud storage service, make sure to obtain a URL to your file that would therefore be publicly accessible without being logged into the account. The URL should not exceed 64 or 128 characters (I forgot, someone correct me), in which most cases the site you are using will exceed the limit, which is why it is most recommended to use Dropbox.

Dropbox recently changed how their link sharing works. In most case, it's beyond the 64 character limit now. If you're serving a texture pack, GitHub Pages might be your best option for now.