NexTPA

Teleport requests, refined.

A polished, safety-aware /tpa experience for modern Paper and Folia servers - simple for players, powerful for server owners.

NexTPA replaces clumsy teleport commands with a clean request flow that feels native to your server. Players send a request, choose from clickable chat actions, and teleport with a configurable delay, effects, and protection. Everything important is ready from the first launch; everything else is yours to customise.

Built for a better player experience

• One clean flow — /tpa and /tpahere with clickable Accept and Deny buttons directly in chat.
• Clear request control — review every pending request with /tpalist, then accept or deny exactly the player you choose.
• Updates without surprises — an optional, one-time Modrinth check tells administrators when a compatible stable release is available.
• Respect player choice — players can pause incoming requests or block individual players at any time.
• No awkward teleports — configurable delay, movement and damage cancellation, action bar countdown, and particles.
• Safety when it matters — warn about, or prevent, teleports near the void, dangerous falls, lava, or hostile mobs.
• Made for busy servers — request expiry, cooldowns, and queue limits keep chat and gameplay under control.

Made for modern servers

NexTPA is designed for both Paper and Folia. Teleport timers, request expiry, player messages, and request queues are scheduled safely for Folia's multi-region architecture while remaining seamless on Paper.

Spigot, Bukkit, and proxy platforms are not supported.

Install in seconds

1. Download the latest NexTPA JAR.
2. Place it in your server's plugins folder.
3. Restart the server.
4. Edit plugins/NexTPA/config.yml and messages.yml only if you want to customise the experience.
5. Use /tpa reload after changing either file.

Existing config.yml, messages.yml, and data.yml files are compatible with updates from NexTPA 1.0 and later.

Commands and permissions

Player permissions are enabled by default. nextpa.admin and nextpa.update default to server operators. Grant nextpa.update to non-OP staff if they should also receive update notifications.

Configure the details, keep the simplicity

The default configuration is balanced for survival gameplay. Change only what your server needs:

Every player-facing message, button, hover text, colour, prefix, action bar, and particle effect is configurable. NexTPA supports both legacy & formatting and hex colours such as &#8000ff.

Built-in Modrinth update checker

NexTPA already knows its official Modrinth project, so there is no slug, project ID, or URL to configure. The checker is enabled by default; disable it with:

update-checker:
  enabled: false

It checks Modrinth once after startup, only reports a newer stable version that matches the active Minecraft version and Paper/Folia platform, and never downloads or installs files. The console is notified, and players with nextpa.update receive one notification per available version during each login session. Set enabled to false to make no outbound Modrinth request.

For each Modrinth release, use a SemVer version_number such as 1.4.1 and tag the exact supported Minecraft versions plus the appropriate paper and folia loaders. The checker intentionally ignores releases that do not match the running server.

Anonymous usage metrics

NexTPA includes bStats project 34625 to understand aggregate server adoption and supported-version usage. It uses only bStats' standard metrics and adds no custom charts or NexTPA-specific telemetry. NexTPA does not submit player names, player UUIDs, chat, worlds, configuration values, server addresses, or other identifying data as bStats metrics. bStats itself processes a connection IP temporarily for rate limiting, as described in its privacy policy.

Server owners can opt out globally for every bStats-enabled plugin by setting enabled: false in plugins/bStats/config.yml. See the bStats server-owner documentation and privacy policy for the standard metrics and privacy details.