TPSign
Description
A sign and pressure plate based teleportation method.
Features
- Java 7 required
- Lightweight
- Signs are the database!
- User friendly and easy to use
- Multi-world support
- Suggestion?
How to use
- Type the command /tpsign create. This will register your location as the destination.
- Place a sign and write on the first line [ tpsign ].
- Place a block on top of the sign, then place a pressure plate on the top of the block (wood/stone).
Permission nodes
| Permission | Details |
|---|---|
| tpsign.create | Allows a user to execute /tpsign create |
Source
Before you comment on how there are "command blocks", try giving "all" your users command blocks to act like this plugin. Let's see what the outcome will be. This plugin was not intended to be for "admins only". I only released this plugin to BukkitDev because I thought it would be helpful to some server owners and private owners alike.
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_ForgeUser7308370 Owner
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Posted May 30, 2013Omg anyone heard of commandblocks!!!
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Posted May 28, 2013@ummbobee98
Not exactly. ButtonWarps uses a file database instead of signs.
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Posted May 28, 2013lol. see button warps
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Posted May 28, 2013@JvS15NL
Because you don't need to give command blocks to your players :)
@broluigi
There is one permission for "/tpsign create" but I can add another permission for usage :)
@BommyR @zebraxd
The file needs to be approved first :) BukkitDev is a bit slow on approving files.
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Posted May 28, 2013ÄÄh... wheres the downloadbutton ????
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Posted May 28, 2013@BommyR
Needs to be approved first, come back in a little bit.
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Posted May 28, 2013Where is the download button ? :)
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Posted May 28, 2013can we make it so the tpsigns are permissions locked?
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Posted May 28, 2013Why is this better as a command block using: tppos @p[r=4] 123 76 3245 ?