# Waypoints Waypoints Plugin for Minecraft (Paper) ## In-game commands - **/wsave \** | saves a new waypoint (permission required: **zoink.waypoints**). - **/wtp \** | teleports to a waypoint (permission required: **zoink.waypoints**). - **/wlist \** | shows the of list all waypoints (permission required: **zoink.waypoints**). - **/wdelete \** | delete a waypoint (permission required: **zoink.waypoints**). - **/whome** | teleports player to their spawnpoint (permission required: **zoink.waypoints**). - **/wspawn** | teleports player to spawn defined in config.yml (permission required: **zoink.waypoints**). - **/wconfig \** | used to check or redefine variables in config.yml (permission required: **zoink.waypoints**, **server operator**) - **/wsetup \** | used to setup config.yml if needed, arguments are optional (permission required: **zoink.waypoints**, **server operator**) ## Permissions: - **zoink.waypoints**: Allow the user to use the personal waypoints. - Server Operator for some commands. ## Config.yml ### For Lazy People - You can simply run `/wsetup` if you are a server operator to automatically setup `config.yml` - Note this is not guaranteed to 100% work - If you want to set up but change a variable like `limited_waypoints` to true, you can simply do the following: ```bash # One argument /wsetup limited_waypoints=true # Multiple Arguments /wsetup limited_waypoints=true max_waypoints=20 ``` ### The 'wconfig' Command - Arguments work the exact same as the `/wsetup` command, but just changes the variables you define - But another feature is checking the current value of a variable like this: ```bash /wconfig limited_waypoints # Output: # WP> limited_waypoints: false # Argument Example with array; NOTICE THERE ARE NO SPACES /wconfig allowed_worlds_colors=[light_purple,green,gold] ``` ### Defining Spawn - If you do not want a spawn in the world you can simply set `enabled` to false under the spawn key in config.yml - Simply change the x, y, and z coordinates to wherever spawn is. - If your spawn is in a different world than the default overworld, or your overworld folder name is different, you can simply change the name under `spawn.world`. ### Booleans - `use_real_world_names` refers to when users can list waypoints they have in a specific world. - This setting when set to true uses the names of the worlds folder so like `world_nether`. - For a prettier looking result I would just keep this at false.

- `multi_world_teleport` when set to true allows players to teleport to waypoints that are in a different world than the current one they are in. - For example a player can teleport they have in The End while they are in the Overworld.

- `limited_waypoints` is for server owners who want to limit the amount of waypoints that can be saved by a player - Note, if a player already has more than your defined max waypoints, it will not remove any. - This boolean combos with the `max_waypoints` variable, which defines the max waypoints a player can save. ### Allowed Worlds - You are able to set which worlds players are able to save waypoints in - The order of the worlds is the order they will be printed out in when a player runs `/wlist`. ### Allowed Worlds Colors - The colors are based on the [MiniMessage Colors](https://docs.advntr.dev/minimessage/format.html#color) - The order of the colors is the same as the ones in the `allowed_worlds` list. ### Custom World Names - This only matters when you have `use_real_world_names` set to false. - They are in the same order as the `allowed_worlds` list. ## Build the plugin To build the plugin, type the following commands: ```bash cd Waypoints mvn clean package ```

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