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Licensed ARR
Published 2 years ago
Updated 9 months ago
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0.4.3
Alpha
Proton 0.4.32 years ago 68
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21–1.21.1
Platform
Paper
Changes
Fixes:
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Vanish Command:
- Fixed an issue where vanished players were not correctly hidden from others.
- Correctly re-applies vanish effects on player re-login to ensure they remain invisible.
- Addressed a bug where vanished players could still be targeted by commands or NPCs.
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Killall Command:
- Resolved an issue where the
killallcommand would occasionally not affect certain entity types. - Added improved filtering for entity categories (
items,monsters,players,itemframes,animals,entities). - Ensured entities targeted by the
killallcommand are properly removed across all dimensions.
- Resolved an issue where the
Additions:
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Tpa Command:
- Added the
/tpa <player>command to request teleportation to another player. - Introduced a timeout system for teleport requests with configurable duration (default: 60 seconds).
- Implemented permission checks for
proton.tpato control command access.
- Added the
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Tpahere Command:
- Added the
/tpahere <player>command to request another player to teleport to your location. - Integrated permission checks under
proton.tpaherefor fine-grained control over who can use the command. - Both
tpaandtpaherecommands now support configurable messages for request and response handling.
- Added the
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Tpaccept and Tpdeny Commands:
- Introduced the
/tpacceptcommand to allow players to accept incoming teleport requests. - Added the
/tpdenycommand to reject teleport requests. - Both commands support aliases (
/accept,/deny) for ease of use. - Players will receive notifications upon request acceptance or denial.
- Introduced the
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