Worlds

A world is your persistent save for a world-backed game (Minecraft, TeamSpeak). It's pinned to a game and version, lives independently of any single room, and is snapshotted when a room stops so your progress carries over to the next session.

What you'll learn

• How to create a blank world or import an existing one
• How snapshots, rollback, storage, and quota work
• How to give a world a fixed custom address, export it, or delete it

Getting a world

• Create a blank world — name it, pick a game and version, and you're ready to open rooms.
• Import your own world — upload an existing save. For Minecraft this is the full bring-your-own-world flow.

Living with a world

• Snapshots & rollback — every stop saves a snapshot; roll back to an earlier one (beta).
• Storage & quota — how much space your worlds use and the per-account limit.
• Custom address — give friends a fixed your-name.play.lanzinha.com instead of a changing IP.
• Export / download — pull a full archive of your world anytime.
• Delete a world — remove a world and its snapshots.

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Worlds are locked while a room is running against them. Stop the room first to export, delete, or roll back.