Bukkit

I just uploaded 2.5.2 with Dynmap support (showing public warps). Let me know if it could need more features or if I could improve things - I do not use Dynmap on my own server so I am not sure what you might need. :)

Documentation will be updated in the coming days.

@fishyf1sh

There might be at some point, but there are more important things that need to be done first (more dynamic-options, build-in or external Dynmap support and maybe a new command handler).

The big problem with an economy support is that it gets extremely complicated if you want to do it probably: it would be easy to add a simple fee for each command, but once you want to allow different prices for different warps the possibility to send the money charged to the owner of the warp and everything fully optional, you will need to be extremely careful so the plugin keeps its performance and is still usable by non.economy users like myself. I am still nor sure how I could implement this.

@Mick83Mack

Sorry I did not get you earlier, it has been years since I used Essentials. The part in the Essentials-config you are referring to has nothing to do with regular permissions needed by other plugins, it only takes effect for Essentials itself (badly documented, I guess) - you will need to get an permissions-plugin in order to use MyWarp as non-op.

@MrREOM

Reading this might help you.

@Mick83Mack

You might have an error in your group-manager setup. Basically what you want to do is create a group containing all of the MyWarp permissions you want and assign players to this group. If you are completely new to this topic, you might want to read the Essentials-Wiki (if you did not do this until now), look at one of the video tutorials on youtube or speak to the guys in the essentials IRC.

If still cannot get this to work, please send me your groups.yml file.

@selfservice0

MyWarp already has enough built-in aliases (warp, mywarp, mw). However you can use bukkit's alias system to archive what you want. You just need to add the following to you bukkit.yml:

aliases:
  w: mywarp

@triarry

The warp.db file is a regular SQLite databse that can be edited with every SQLite editor. If you have never done this before, SQliteManager for Firefox is a lightweight gui solution.

What you need to to is update every entry in the world column that points to the old world:

UPDATE warpTable SET 'world' = 'new_worldname' WHERE 'world' = 'old_worldname';

Changes will take effect after a restart (or reload, if you prefer).

@Tombikos

I have send you a private message regarding the conversation. I am working on an external warp-importer for quite some time now (currently supports xWarps and Warptastic). It is not really user friendly at the moment that is why I only share it privately.

@Aichon

I suppose it is on the features-to-be-considered list. There are other things that need to be done first (a lot of code and performance optimisations). The implementation seems, at least for xWarps, overly complex and I need to make sure it is done properly, which means a lot of testing.

@Nickbbeezy

Only if you manually edit the database (which should be pretty easy of you have some basic SQL knowledge). I plan to add some dynamic features like removal or privatization of unused warps, but removal of banned player's warps is not likely to be implemented.

@MadKing2012

The current version works fine on 1.4.7 - not all plugins need updates on every minecraft version. If you still cannot get it to work, please provide error messages or the console log.