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WarpCoreX
Most warp plugins hand your players a flat alphabetical list and call it done.
WarpCore gives them a hub — categories first, destinations second — so
/warps reads like a map of your server instead of a directory of it.
The category hub
Players open one menu and see where they can go: Essentials, PvP, Economy, Events, Worlds. Click a category, get its warps. Six ship by default and you can rename, reorder, re-icon or gate any of them behind a permission.
Categories a player can't see anything in are hidden from them automatically, so a new server shows only what you've actually built.
Never touch a config file again
/warpadmin edit shop opens an editor where every property is a clickable tile:
display name, description, icon, category, permission, cooldown, warmup,
visibility, particle, sound, title, subtitle, world restrictions, featured pin.
Click a tile, type the value in chat. Changes save the instant you make them — no reload, no YAML, no restart. There's a Test this warp button that teleports you with every effect firing exactly as a player would see it.
Features
Teleporting configurable warmup with a countdown on the action bar, in chat or as a title. Cancels on move, on damage, or on attacking, each independently toggleable. Per-warp and server-wide cooldowns. Safe-teleport nudges players out of walls when someone builds over a destination.
Arrival effects particle, sound, title, subtitle, action bar and lightning, set per warp with server-wide defaults underneath. Placeholders for the warp name, description, category, player and world.
Four visibility levels Public, Private (only shown to players holding its node), Hidden (works by name, never listed) and Staff.
Rank-based: warp limits /setwarp allowances driven by permission nodes.
Default 2, VIP 5, MVP 10, unlimited — rename the ranks to match yours.
Per-world: rules restrict which worlds a warp can be used from, disable warping in a world entirely, or show players only the destinations in the world they're standing in.
statistics: total uses, unique players, uses today, last seven days, and a leaderboard. Sort every menu by popularity and the hub reshapes itself around what your players actually do.
Plus: full tab completion filtered to what each player can see, & colour
codes and hex (&#ff8800) everywhere, every message overridable, /warp random,
and search across names, descriptions and categories.
Commands
| Command | Does |
|---|---|
/warps |
The category hub |
/warp <name> |
Teleport |
/warp random |
Somewhere you're allowed to go |
/warpsearch <query> |
Find it by name, description or category |
/warpinfo <name> |
Everything about a warp |
/warpstats |
The leaderboard |
/setwarp · /delwarp |
Personal warps |
/warpadmin (/wa) |
Create, edit, move, rename, delete, reload |
Install
Drop the jar in plugins/ and restart. No database, no dependencies, no config
editing to get going. LuckPerms is optional and only matters for rank limits and
per-warp access.
Warps, categories and stats live in readable JSON beside the config. Saves are atomic, so a crash mid-save can't truncate your warp list — and nothing locks your data in.
Requires Minecraft 1.21.x · Java 21 · CraftBukkit, Spigot or Paper


