Bukkit

Tutorials

Signs

1. Obtain the randomtp.sign.make permission node

2. Place a sign and on the first line, put [RandomTP]

3. Put anything else you want on the other 3 lines and finish the sign

NOTE: if the sign was made successfully, the text of the first line will be blue as shown here:

4. Give the randomtp.sign.use permission node to any user you want to use the sign

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Portals

1. Obtain the randomtp.portal.make and randomtp.portal.delete permission nodes

2. Obtain a wooden axe

3. Build the frame of your portal, leaving the part players walk through as air

4. With your wooden axe, left click 1 corner of your portal frame and then right click the exact opposite corner (if you left clicked the upper left corner, you will need to right click the lower right). Opposite corners are demonstrated by the green and red wool in the above screenshot.

5. Run the command /rtp portal create <name> [material] where <name> is a unique name to give the portal, and [material] is the material you want to fill it with (defaults to air if no material is given).

6. To give users access to the portal, give them the randomtp.portal.use permission node

If you mess up at any point in this process, you can always delete your portal and try again using /rtp portal delete <name>.

If you forgot the name of the portal, you can do /rtp portal to see the list of all used portal names. (requires randomtp.portal.info permission node)

If you are unsure of what portal you are looking at, do /rtp portal <name> to see information about a specific portal.

portal materials from left to right:

• SAPPLING
• STATIONARY_LAVA
• STATIONARY_WATER
• WEB
• SUGAR_CANE_BLOCK
• PORTAL
• Other block types can be used but these are the most common

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Random World

1. Set random_world to true in your config.yml file

2. add a $ to the beginning of any world that you want the random teleport commands to work in, but don't want users to be able to teleport to.

EXAMPLE:

random_world: true
valid_worlds:
  - world1
  - world2
  - world3
  - $spawn

In this example, I have 4 worlds: world1, world2, world3, and spawn.

The spawn world is just for rules and updates for players to read, and keep players safe while they do it. It also houses really large, really awesome buildings players can explore without taking up tons of space in the other worlds. Users then use either a RandomTP sign, or use the /randomtp command to leave the world.

In order for them to not be teleported back to the spawn world, somewhere outside the protected borders of the spawn area, we add a $ in front of spawn in the valid worlds list. This indicates that a player CAN use randomtp in this world, but CANNOT be teleported TO this world.

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FAQ's

I'm using group manager and my permissions don't seem to be working. What do I do?

This plugin uses multiple worlds, so to have permissions working using group manager, you must add the permissions to a global group.

More FAQ's to come as they get asked