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TravelPadPlugin

A TravelPad plugin for Minecraft. A TravelPad is a block that will throw away a user that steps on it in a certain direction.

Prerequisits

  • There must be a directory under CraftBukkit/plugins, named "TravelPad". This is where this plugin will save information about all existing TravelPads.

Functionality

The plugin provides administrative commands for handling TravelPads, a way of saving and loading the created TravelPads to/from file storage and implementing the actual launching of players that step on a TravelPad.

Administrative commands

  • add: Add a new named TravelPad located to the STONE_PLATE block that is closest to the player
  • target: Sets the target destination
  • remove: Remove an existing TravelPad
  • goto: Teleport to an existing TravelPad, temporarily stops the TravelPad from working for this player so that he/she is not thrown away immediately
  • list: Show a list with all existing TravelPads

The actual Jump

When a user steps on a TravelPad, he/she will first be thrown up in the air (according to the parameters for that TravelPad). When the user has reached the maximum height, he/she is shot away (according to the parameters for that TravelPad) in the direction that the creator of the TravelPad was looking when the TravelPad was created.

Restrictions

A player must have the "TravelPad.jump" permission to use a TravelPad. If he/she doesn't, then he/she will be informed that she needs to read the server rules first.

Release history

1.6 (2016-12-29)

  • CHANGE: Bukkit 1.11.

1.5 (2016-06-30)

  • CHANGE: Minecraft 1.10

1.4 (2015-10-18)

  • CHANGE: Refactoring EithonLibrary.

1.3.1 (2015-08-30)

  • BUG: If a travelpad does not have a welcome message, then there was an empty line sent to the player.

1.3 (2015-08-10)

  • CHANGE: All time span configuration values are now in the general TimeSpan format instead of hard coded to seconds or minutes or hours.

1.2 (2015-07-14)

  • NEW: TravelPads of type teleport now can have a welcome message.

1.1.1 (2015-07-08)

  • BUG: Now shows subcommands if no subcommand was given.

1.0 (2015-04-18)

  • NEW: First Eithon release

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