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Warping

The server is equipped with multiple warping plugins.

General warping

/warp spawn lets you warp to spawn at any time

Homes

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You can only have one home. If you need additional homes, see pwarps

/sethome lets you set your home location.

/home lets you warp back to the home location you set.

TPA

The server has a tpa command. It allows you to ask someone if you can teleport to them.

/tpa <player> Asks to teleport to a specific player

/tpaccept <optional:player> Accepts an incoming tpa request. Optionally specify the player who sent the request if you have multiple icnoming requests.

/tpacancel Cancels an outgoing tpa request.

/tpahere <player> Sends a tpa requests to a player for them to tpa to you.

Random TP

This command is calibrated to randomly TP you into ungenerated chunks so you can see the new worldgen

You get 3 free RTPs, after which it costs $400 per RTP

/rtp randomly teleports you into new chunks. Works in any dimension

/rtp-allowance see how many free RTPs you have left

Player Warps

tip

The player warp command has multiple aliases. /playerwarp /pw /pwarp

/pws brings up a helpful GUI where you can select all pwarps on the server, in order from most visited to least visited.

Setting and managing pwarps

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These commands take arguments. Remember not to include any part of the placeholder. For example if I wanted to set a pwarp, I see that the command is /pw set <name>, and I want to name it house, I would type /pw set house

/pw set <name> Creates a new warp. This will cost $150 in game

danger

Deleting pwarps will not refund you automatically! If you want to move a pwarp, use the /pw move <warp> command

If you need to remove a pwarp, screenshot the removal confirmation sent in chat and open a ticket in the discord so you can be refunded!

/pw delete <name> Deletes your warp.

/pww <warp> Teleports you to a warp.

/pw setlore <warp> <1,2,3> <lore> Sets your warp lore.

How to use setlore

This is the description of your warp. For example, if you log in and do /pws and look at the community mob grinder, you will see it has a description. Here are the commands I ran to set that: /pw setlore community_mob_grinder 1 Please be careful. Quick breakdown: /pw is the command setlore is the option, 1 is line #1 of the description and Please be careful is what to set line #1 to. You can do this with up to 3 lines. For example: /pw setlore community_mob_grinder 2 If you blow something up, please fix it to set line #2

/pw move <warp> Moves your warp to your current position.

/pw setpublic <warp> Makes your warp public.

/pw setprivate <warp> Makes your warp private.

/pw trust <player> <warp> Trusts a player to your warp, allowing specific players to warp to your private warp.

/pw untrust <player> <warp> Untrusts a player from your warp.

/pw setitem <warp> Changes your warpicon in the GUI to the item you are currently holding.

/pw listown Lists your warps.

/pw listother <player> Lists another player's owned warps.

/pw rename <warp> <name> Renames your warp.

/pw hide <warp> <true/false> Hides your warp in the GUI.

Partially yoinked & modified from the in game /pw help command