Minecraft Bedrock - My worlds file keeps getting ignored

System Information

Field Value
Operating System Linux - Debian GNU/Linux 12 on x86_64
Product AMP ‘Phobos’ v2.6.2.6 (Mainline)
Virtualization Docker
Application Minecraft Bedrock
Module GenericModule
Running in Container Yes
Current State Ready

Task

Import existing Minecraft Bedrock world

Problem Description

Issue

After following the above steps the instance recreates the Bedrock Level world folder, and ignores the Bedrock Prime world folder.
What is the correct process for importing an existing world in to an AMP instance?

Reproduction Steps

  • Copy server.properties file to the instance. World name is Bedrock Prime.
  • Copy Bedrock Prime folder from old server to AMP using file manager.
  • Delete original AMP world, “Bedrock level”.
  • Restart the instance

You need to specify the world name in the AMP settings

Can you elaborate where/ how to do that?

I changed the Level Name in AMP’s web agent to the same name that .mcworld is and a new/ different world is created.

Thanks

Here’s the method that I ended up using.

  • I uploaded my existing world into a folder within the worlds directory. At the moment I have the default “Bedrock level” folder that was created automatically when I spun up the server, plus the one that I uploaded (called “Bedrock Prime”).
  • I originally tried editing the server.properties file directly but this didn’t work.
  • Instead, within the “manage server” part of my server, where you have the menu on the left with Status, Console, Schedule, etc, I clicked “Configuration”
  • From there I chose the “Minecraft Bedrock” option.
  • I then changed both the Server Name and the Level Name fields to match the name of my uploaded world (“Bedrock Prime”) and restarted the server

The above options worked for me, but I was uploading a previously created world directory, rather than an mcworld file. I have the following in that directory, so you’ll need those (minus the two json files that I created to be able to use resource/behaviour packs on the server). If you don’t have those then perhaps open the mcworld in your local Minecraft and then find the relevant folder locally before uploading it.

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