
{ Description }
Continuum is an addon for the Cyberspace mod (version 5.0 or newer). It allows you to have one Global Private Cyberspace shared across all saves in a Minecraft instance and switch between them using commands.
Simply put: are you playing on two different saves? With Continuum, you can now have one dimension shared between both of them and use it, for example, to transfer items between saves.
Once Continuum is initialized, all worlds using the same Global Private Cyberspace will automatically share and update it. This means that any changes you make inside the Global Private Cyberspace from one world will automatically be available when you enter it from another world. You do not need to manually copy or update the Cyberspace between saves.
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{ Guide }
- Install Cyberspace 5.0+ alongside Continuum.
- Open World A and enter its Private Cyberspace. Run
/continuum initialize, then restart the world. - Open World B and enter its Private Cyberspace. It will now use the same Global Private Cyberspace as World A.
- From this point onward, the Global Private Cyberspace is automatically shared between both worlds. Any changes made to it in World A will be available in World B, and vice versa.
- If you want World B's Private Cyberspace to become the new Global Private Cyberspace, run
/continuum initialize confirm, then restart the world. Read the caution below before doing this. - To restore the original Private Cyberspace for all worlds, simply remove the Continuum mod.
Please read the caution section below to fully understand how Continuum handles Private and Global Private Cyberspaces and avoid accidentally overwriting your data.
{ Caution }
Continuum is an very useful addon but it should be used with caution. Here are some very important things to know:
- The Global Private Cyberspace is separate from the original Private Cyberspace. When you use
/continuum initialize, the mod creates a copy of the world's Private Cyberspace and uses that copy as the Global Private Cyberspace. Changes to one do not automatically affect the other. Simply saying GPCS from world A ≠ Original PCS from world A. - Be careful when using
/continuum initialize confirm. If you use this command to change the Global Private Cyberspace, the previous one will be lost. Only use this command if you intentionally want to replace it. For example, if you accidentally selected the wrong world. - Be especially careful when using Continuum in multiplayer. Make sure everyone knows which players are allowed to use these commands and which are not. Communicate with your friends beforehand, as accidentally running the wrong command can potentially corrupt or overwrite important Private Cyberspace data.
In short: use the initialization commands carefully, especially in multiplayer, and make sure you understand what will be replaced before confirming anything. Once initialized, however, the Global Private Cyberspace will automatically stay synchronized between all worlds using it.

