I have a warp set up between overworlds. I have the standard sign underneath a block and pressure plate that should tp whoever steps on it to the other overworld. Every time I do /mywarp public NAME I get the message 'NAME' is already public. However, non-opped players cannot use it. Any advice?

Another issue, I'm in no way smart about any of this... where in the config files can I find the actual warps I've created? I'd like to edit the public/private properties from there if possible.

Thanks!
Scott

I have a warp set up between overworlds. I have the standard sign underneath a block and pressure plate that should tp whoever steps on it to the other overworld. Every time I do /mywarp public NAME I get the message 'NAME' is already public. However, non-opped players cannot use it. Any advice?

To use a warp, players need to have the appropriate permission in addition to the warp being accessible (i.e. public or the player is invited):

• mywarp.cmd.to for the /to <warp> command
• mywarp.sign.use for using warp signs

Can you check if non-opped players have both permissions?

Another issue, I'm in no way smart about any of this... where in the config files can I find the actual warps I've created? I'd like to edit the public/private properties from there if possible.

Warps are stored in a database, not in a configuration file.

If you did not change the default config, a H2 database inside MyWarp‘s Plugin folder is used. While you can edit the data directly using a supported editor (such as the one bundled by H2), I recommend to only do this if you know what you are doing.

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