Global warps /createwarp <id> <display_name> Creates a new warp with provided display name. Supports color codes using '
&'!
REQUIRES: easywarp.edit
/editwarp <id> <property> <newvalue> Allows the player to modify the properties of the warp. Properties that are editable are:
location - The location of the warp. Sets the location to current coordinates (no newvalue needed).
location.x/y/z - manually adjust the location of your warp.
display_name - Change the display name of your warp.
REQUIRES: easywarp.edit
/deletewarp <id> Deletes the warp with provided id. Cannot be undone.
REQUIRES: easywarp.edit
/listwarps Lists all existing warps.
REQUIRES: easywarp.edit
/warp <id> Warp to the warp with provided id.
REQUIRES: easywarp.warp
/back Teleport back to where you warped from!
REQUIRES: easywarp.warp
/setdimension Change the dimension your warp is in.
REQUIRES: easywarp.edit
/setpersonaldimension Change the dimension your personal warp is in.
REQUIRES: easywarp.cpw
Personal warps Create new warps using
/createpw <id> <display_name> Edit them by using
/editpw <id> <param> <value> REQUIRES: easywarp.cpw
You can add '
-p' to the following commands, to use personal warps:
/deletewarp /warp /listwarps When
-p is added, instead of
global warps, plugin will look for
personal warps.
Personal warps can be found in [your nickname].yml with all other plugin's files.
Warps are stored in a file called
warps.yml.
Plugin can be configured using
config.yml.
All of the plugin's files are stored in
plugins/EasyWarp Private warps are saved in files according to their owner's name.
Permissions easywarp.edit - Allows one to edit, create and delete warps. easywarp.warp - Allows one to warp. easywarp.usesyscommands - Allows to use system commands. Required for some commands to work properly. easywarp.cpw - Allows one to create private warps. easywarp.* - Full access to plugin commands.