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Licensed ARR
Published last year
Updated 2 weeks ago
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1.0.5
Release
RTP999 1.0.5last year 112
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Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21–1.21.10
Platforms
Bukkit
Paper
Purpur
Spigot
Changes
New Features & Changes:
-
Teleport Warm-up:
- Introduced a configurable warm-up period before a player is teleported.
- Teleportation is now cancelled if the player moves or takes damage during the warm-up phase.
- New configuration option:
warm-up-seconds(global and per-world).
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World Selection GUI:
- Added a new command
/rtpworldswhich opens a graphical user interface (GUI). - Players can now select a world from the GUI to initiate a random teleport in that specific world.
- The GUI displays relevant information for each world, such as cooldown and range.
- New permission:
rtp.worlds.
- Added a new command
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Advanced Region Shapes:
- The random teleport area can now be configured as either a
circle(default) or asquare. - New configuration option:
shape(global and per-world).
- The random teleport area can now be configured as either a
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WorldGuard Integration:
- Added support for WorldGuard, allowing administrators to define specific regions where RTP is either allowed or denied.
- New configuration options under a
worldguardsection (global and per-world):enabled: Toggle WorldGuard integration on/off.mode: Set toallow(only teleport into listed regions) ordeny(do not teleport into listed regions).regions: A list of WorldGuard region names to apply the mode to.
- Added WorldGuard as a soft dependency in
plugin.yml.
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