QuickWarp

A simple PaperMC plugin that allows players to switch between dimensions using commands.

This is mostly for Minecraft Survival servers with many players on the same map in maybe a Lifesteal, Hardcore or Factions setup basically removing the hastle of end portals and portal trapping/portal crashing by directly teleporting a player to the dimension.

Installation

To install QuickWarp on your PaperMC server, follow these steps:

1. Download the latest release from the Releases page.
2. Place the downloaded JAR file into the plugins folder of your PaperMC server.
3. Restart the server.

Commands

• /qw overworld: Teleports the player to the Overworld.
• /qw nether: Teleports the player to the Nether.
• /qw end: Teleports the player to the End.

If a player is already in the dimension they attempt to teleport to, an error message will be displayed in the chat.

Configuration

The config.json is quite simple.

{
  "permission": true,
  "errorMSG": "You are already in this dimension.",
}

• errorMSG: Changes the message that is displayed in chat when a player runs a command for a dimension they are already in.
• permission: If set to true then plugin will check for OP perms on the player, in other words if set to true only OP players can use it if set to false all players can use it.

Future Features

Features I wish to implement, if you're a paper dev then feel free to help.

1. Allow for setup of pre-determined waypoints that can be named and warped to.
2. Make a UI for warping (maybe).
3. Add a particle effect on warp.
4. Add temporary damage immunity on warp.

These will all be added (except maybe number 2 most coz I'm a bad developer and I think making a GUI will kill the point of the plugin being a fast means of travel).

Compilation

If you wish to compile QuickWarp yourself, follow these commands based on your operating system:

Windows Commands:

gradlew clean
gradlew build

Linux Commands:

./gradlew clean
./gradlew build

Contribution

If you'd like to contribute to QuickWarp, follow these steps:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Make the desired changes.
3. Submit a pull request,

Credits