If you are updating from version 1.3.2 to v1.4.0, you must run the command /reloadworlds so WorldTP can fix the world registries in the data.yml.
Native Minecraft Version: 1.17
Tested Minecraft Versions: 1.17, 1.18, 1.19
I believe in making server management easy for the admins, and having a good experience for the players. WorldTP does this by making it so the admins only need to run one command to setup the plugin, and one more command to open a GUI to customize how those worlds look in the WorldTP menu! WorldTP also provides a good player experience by using a GUI menu for the players to teleport to other worlds in your server.
WorldTP uses the Multiverse-Core API, so you MUST HAVE "Multiverse-Core" for this plugin to work. Multiverse-Inventories and Multiverse-NetherPortals are also HIGHLY recommended to have installed on your server or some aspects of the plugin may not work properly on your server.
[!] NOTICE! This plugin is designed for SMPs in mind. In order for dimensions to properly link for this plugin, dimensions must follow the standard world naming format. (world, world_nether, world_the_end) Though, you CAN have a stand-alone overworld dimension that will show up on the menu. You CANNOT have a stand-alone nether or end dimensions in the menu.
- A "World Menu" menu (GUI).
- [NEW] Each world "group" can be customized with a GUI that can be opened by running the command
/worldtpsettings. - Whitelisted worlds! Players with the permission
worldtp.worldtpcan access whitelisted worlds. - Automatically finds worlds and registers them when the command
/reloadworldsis run. - Players will pick up right where they left off in any given world group. (So, no more teleporting to the end dimension without traveling there.)
- Lobby world. You can set a world to be the world that all players teleport to when they join the server.
- Instead of having players pick up where they left off in a world, you can set a WorldTP spawn point which will teleport players to a set place in that world when they teleport with the worldtp menu. A WorldTP spawn point can be set for multiple worlds.
worldtp:
descrition: Opens a menu for the player to navigate between worlds
usage: /<command>
permission: worldtp.worldtp
worldtpsettings:
description: Allows an admin to edit the registery of a world.
usage: /<command>
permission: worldtp.worldtpsettings
deleteworld:
description: Allows an admin to delete a registered world group. (only a virtual delete, doesn't acturally delete the world file)
usage: /<command> [world to delete]
permission: worldtp.deleteworld
listworlds:
description: Outputs a list of the worlds on a server to the player who issued the command.
usage: /<command>
permission: worldtp.listworlds
reloadworlds:
description: Reregisters all the worlds for the WorldTP menu.
usage: /<command>
permission: worldtp.reloadworlds
setlobby:
description: Sets a world to be the world that players spawn at when they join the server.
usage: /<command>
permission: worldtp.setlobby
setworldtpworldspawnpoint:
description: Sets a location that players teleport to when they enter that world.
usage: /<command>
permission: worldtp.setworldtpworldspawnpoint
removelobby:
description: Removes the lobby spawn point location from the server.
usage: /<command>
permission: worldtp.removelobby
removeworldtpworldspawnpoint:
description: Removes the WorldTP World Spawn Point for the world that the player is in when the command is run.
usage: /<command>
permission: worldtp.removeworldtpworldspawnpoint
spawn:
description: Teleports the player to spawn of the world he is in.
usage: /<command>
permission: worldtp.spawn