The big feature in this new release is the ability to set per-user public and private max waypoint limits.

In order to achieve that, we have the following changes:

• Added ownership of public waypoints
• Player may only manage their own public waypoints
• Added "waypoints.admin" permission to allow management of public waypoints owned by others
• Added config options for server max public waypoints
• Added config options for default allowed public and private waypoints
• Added "waypoints.public.limit.#" and "waypoints.private.limit.#" permissions to control max number of waypoints per-user
• Added command to list owners of public waypoints
• Added sorting of waypoint list "wp list"

This is a big release! Check out all these great features and updates:

• Click to travel to Waypoint! Added the ability to click on the "wp list" output in chat to set your compass, teleport, or remove a waypoint
• Add full tab completion functionality
• Refactored most of the module for maintainability
• Added many configurable options
• Added an automatic update checker to see if a new version is available (only checks, no downloads)

This is a big update! Check out the following improvements:

• Move saved waypoints to separate config file waypoints.yml
• Store waypiont as a serialized Location class instance
• Store user UUIDs instead of player name (now it will work when users change names)
• Store and display biome of saved waypoint
• Continue to store player name in separate key for easy visual editing of config file

Because this plugin stores the Waypoints in a new separate config file waypoints.yml your old waypoints will not work in this new version. But, it's definitely worth the update, this version is considerably improved. I've learned the right way to store the waypoints and this will hopefully be the last time I introduce a breaking change to the waypoints save file.

• Update multi-world support
• Add bStats support

This update included a small change to the config.yml file. Assuming you don't have many waypoints yet, it's easiest to just stop the server, delete the file, then restart the server and start using as normal. If you do have a lot of waypoints, you just need to update the config.yml to include the world name after the coord in the saved waypoint, like the following code snippit. I'll do my best to prevent these types of changes in the future, or I'll have it update the file automatically.