World Shift

Languages: English · Türkçe

A Fabric mod for Minecraft that periodically shifts every player on the server between different worlds on a shared countdown.

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Download

	Link
Latest release	GitHub Releases
Latest jar	change-world-every-second-1.1.0.jar
Source code	FlySquare/fabric-world-shift-mod

1. Download the .jar from the latest release
2. Install Fabric Loader for Minecraft 26.2
3. Install Fabric API
4. Put the World Shift jar into your mods folder
5. Launch the game

For multiplayer, install the mod on the server (and preferably on clients too for the title-screen settings / HUD offset).

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Overview

World Shift turns a Minecraft session into a rotating multi-world challenge:

• A global timer counts down for all players
• When it hits zero, everyone is teleported to the next world together
• Inventories stay intact
• Per-player positions are remembered per world, so return trips restore where you left off

It works in singleplayer and multiplayer (LAN / dedicated), as long as the mod is installed on the server side.

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Features

• Shared countdown HUD above the hotbar
• Instant world transitions (no title card delay)
• Custom dimensions:
  • Skyblock
  • Deep Dark (auto-aggressive Wardens)
  • Mushroom Island
• Vanilla dimensions too: Overworld, Nether, End
• English / Turkish UI language (default: English)
• Title-screen settings button next to Singleplayer
• Configurable seconds between world shifts
• Commands for start / stop / force shift / timer / debug

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Requirements

Dependency	Version
Minecraft	26.2
Fabric Loader	0.19.3+
Fabric API	matching 26.2
Java	25+

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Quick start

1. Open Minecraft and go to the main menu
2. Click the square WS button next to Singleplayer
3. Choose language (English / Turkish)
4. Set Seconds between worlds (default: 60)
5. Create or open a world
6. Run:

/worldshift start

The countdown begins. When it reaches zero, everyone shifts to the next world.

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Commands

Command	Description
/worldshift start	Start the World Shift session
/worldshift stop	Stop the session
/worldshift next	Force an immediate shift
/worldshift timer <seconds>	Set countdown length (1–3600)
/worldshift world <name>	Teleport everyone to a specific world
/worldshift debug	Print session debug info

World name examples: overworld, nether, end, skyblock, deep_dark, mushroom_island

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Settings

Title screen (WS button)

Before opening a world you can configure:

• Language — English (default) or Turkish
• Seconds between worlds — how long each world lasts

Settings are saved to:

config/change-world-every-second.json

Config fields

Field	Default	Meaning
language	en	UI / command language (en or tr)
countdownSeconds	60	Seconds between world shifts
transitionDelaySeconds	0	Kept for compatibility (transitions are instant)
startingWorld	OVERWORLD	First world when a session starts
enabledWorlds	all	Worlds included in the rotation
debug	false	Extra debug logging flag

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How shifting works

1. Session starts on the configured starting world
2. Countdown ticks for every online player
3. At zero, the mod picks the next enabled world
4. Player locations in the current world are saved (if safe)
5. Everyone is teleported to the next world
6. If a stored location exists and is safe, it is restored; otherwise a spawn point is used
7. Countdown restarts

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Building from source

./gradlew build

The output jar is written to build/libs/.

Published builds are attached to GitHub Releases.

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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Credits

• Author: Flyzen / FlySquare
• Repository: github.com/FlySquare/fabric-world-shift-mod
• Built with Fabric for Minecraft 26.2