Fast Travels

Tick's Fast Travel is a teleportation plugin that allows you to set warp points that will be unlocked when the player arrives at that location.

As soon as a player is located at a warp point an Item GUI will automatically pop up. The player could now choose between his/her unlocked warps. If there are set Default warps, these will be unlocked as well. The plugin has a config file that allows you to edit Icons, Names & Defaults.

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Setting up a warp explained in a GIF.

Features:

• Warps
• Commands
• Permissions
• Item/Inventory GUI (WITH COLOR NAMES)
• Configuration file (used for settings and storage)
• Hidden Warps
• Cooldowns
• FastTravel Stones (item)
• Up to 45 Warps (Inventory extends if there are more warps than slots.)

How to Install

1. Download the latest version of "Tick's Fast Travel" at the downloads page of this project.
2. Place the .jar file into Plugins folder of your server.
3. Restart/Reload the server.
4. Check if the plugin is installed:

If the plugin installed correctly:

- You should have a folder named "Ticks_FastTravel" within your plugins folder.

- Within "/plugins/FastTravels" there should've been generated a Config file. (config.yml)

Commands & Permissions:

The permission for traveling between and unlocking warps doesn't have a command assigned to it.

The permission node for this is function: fasttravel.use

Instead of using /fasttravel you may also use /ft as an alias

You can use colors in the names of your warps.

for example: &aTown (OUTPUT: Town)

When performing any commands related to the created warp, use the name without color codes.

Commands:

Config:

Within the config file you're able to see saved information from the plugin such as the warps, unlocked warps from sertain players, a list of all warps etc.

I am planning to intergrate a command for setting default warps, but for now this is only possible within the Config File. The Example Config below shows you how that should look so it would work.

Example config:

# Default Config file for Fast Travel by Thomtick, Locations will be saved here.
#Default icon | The icon that will be shown when an icon has not been specified
Default Icon: DIAMOND
#Cooldown | in microseconds 2500 = 2.5 seconds
Cooldown: 2500
Default warps:
- Spawn
Hidden Warps:
- Death
Warps:
  Spawn-City:
    Name: '&eSpawn&f-&bCity'
    location:
      ==: org.bukkit.Location
      world: world
      x: -318.60807403955164
      y: 66.0
      z: 351.79943354426695
      pitch: 13.649987
      yaw: 54.450882
    X: -319
    Y: 66
    Z: 352
    ICON: DIAMOND
  Town:
    Name: '&aTown'
    location:
      ==: org.bukkit.Location
      world: world
      x: -331.85924793942684
      y: 67.0
      z: 335.5858567987864
      pitch: 5.4000087
      yaw: -12.899316
    X: -332
    Y: 67
    Z: 336
    ICON: RED_ROSE
Warplist:
- Spawn-City
- Town
Players:
  Thomtick:
    Unlocked:
    - Spawn-City
    - Town

Setting Icons

Fast Travels uses the build-in Material Names.

This means you´'ll have to use the right names otherwise the plugin won´'t open the Inventory GUI when the player´'s inventory contains this non-recognised material, and may also result in Console Spam. Make sure you type in the material names in CAPTITAL, otherwise it won't work!

I recommend this website: minecraftinfo.com to check names for materials.

You'll see an item/block name with icon and underneath the name there's the material. (in example below that's: "ender_pearl"). Within the config or while using the command the icon would than be ENDER_PEARL.

Example: