DyRTP 1.0.1

DyRTP 1.0.1

This maintenance release fixes ordinary-player RTP failures, keeps teleportation free without an economy provider and adds shorter commands while preserving DyRTP's command-based experience.

Fixed and improved

• Keep the selected destination chunk loaded throughout warmup. Shared tickets are released after completion, failure, cancellation, reload or shutdown; final terrain and protection checks remain in place.
• Keep RTP free when Vault or a registered economy provider is absent, including when an older configuration still contains a positive price. Reject positive prices and enabling payments until a provider is detected; provider transaction failures still stop paid requests safely.
• Detect economy provider registration changes without requiring payments to be enabled first.
• Add /dyr as a shortcut for /dyrtp, and /dyra <operation> for /dyrtp admin <operation>, with the same permissions and localized TAB suggestions.
• Use Turkish Oto/oto in language labels, help and TAB. Keep otomatik accepted and update unchanged stock labels without replacing custom translations.
• Remove the help command's own descriptive row from the help menu.
• Use 1.0.1 for the new tag and DyRTP-1.0.1.jar for the download, without a v prefix. Historical release tags and files remain unchanged.

Verification

90 automated tests passed. Targeted live checks used an actual non-OP Java protocol client on Paper 26.1.2 / Java 25: normal RTP with warmup, /dyr, /dyra permission denial and free RTP with stored paid settings but no Vault/provider. The complete Minecraft/platform range and live economy transactions were not individually retested.

The controlled BetterRTP comparison was repeated for this artifact. Command-to-teleport measurements describe the documented setup, not CPU/RAM usage or a universal speed/safety guarantee.

Comparison method and results · Verification details

Updating

Stop the server, back up the existing JAR and complete plugins/DyRTP folder, replace the JAR with DyRTP-1.0.1.jar, then restart. Keep your existing configuration, translations and player data. Missing defaults are added without resetting custom values. Core RTP needs no other plugin; paid RTP requires Vault and a registered economy provider.