Minecraft plugin PlayerWarps

🔌 About the plugin PlayerWarps

PlayerWarps — is a Minecraft server plugin that lets players create, manage and visit personal public warps via an in‑game GUI and commands. There are multiple plugins/projects named "PlayerWarps" in public catalogs; this entry summarizes confirmed, cataloged behavior (commands, permissions, files) from established sources.

🎯 Purpose

PlayerWarps solves the need for player‑owned public teleport points: it gives players a way to publish locations other players can visit without server staff creating every warp. The plugin reduces staff workload for community servers and adds discoverable player destinations for survival and social servers. ()

⚙ Core features (confirmed)

• Player‑created warps via commands and/or warp‑creation blocks. ()
• Interactive GUI to browse and teleport to player warps (search book, pagination, click‑to‑teleport). ()
• Teleport delay, cooldown and cancel‑on‑move options. ()
• Limits per player (max warps) and name filters configured in config.yml. ()
• Admin/operator tools to manage any player's warps (rename, remove, change icon). ()

🧩 Who it's for

• Survival and economy servers that want player‑published destinations.
• Social and community servers with player shops or showcases.
• Admin teams that want a lightweight player warp system without heavy dependencies. ()

🏗 Examples of usage

• Players create personal warps to their shops; others browse via the GUI and teleport with configurable delay and cooldown.
• Staff give warp‑creation blocks or time credits to players to control how many warps they can create. ()

⌨️ Commands

The table below lists confirmed commands; command prefixes differ between cataloged implementations (examples shown). Source indicated per row.

Note: Commands vary by implementation/version. Use the plugin jar's provided /help or docs after install to confirm exact syntax. ()

🔐 Permissions

If a permission's default is not documented by the source, treat it as server‑specific and verify in your permissions manager (LuckPerms, PermissionsEx, etc.). ()

⚙ Installation

📥 Installation

• Download the plugin .jar from an official catalog (Spigot/Modrinth) or the plugin author. ()
• Place the .jar into your server's plugins/ folder.
• Fully restart the server (do not use /reload).
• Check console for successful load and any error messages.

📦 Dependencies

• No mandatory external dependencies are listed in the confirmed sources (both catalog entries show the plugin as self‑contained). If your server relies on economy/placeholders, check the specific plugin build for optional integrations. ()

🧾 Configuration

• The Modrinth implementation stores settings in config.yml and all warps in warps.yml (both generated on first run). ()
• Spigot listing includes more involved warpcreate workflow with config options; confirm available keys after first run in plugins/PlayerWarps/. ()
• MySQL/SQLite: No confirmed references to external DB requirements in the cited sources — the Modrinth plugin stores warps in a warps.yml file. If a fork supports SQL it must be documented by that fork. ()

🧠 Additional information

Known conflicts & limitations

• Region protection/plugins that block build/interact in regions may affect warp creation (sources reference region names like spawn for warpcreate blocks). Test compatibility with WorldGuard/other region plugins. ()
• Different implementations exist under the same name; features/commands may vary between Spigot and Modrinth releases. Verify the specific jar you install. ()

FAQ

Q: Does PlayerWarps use bStats? A: A PlayerWarps listing exists on bStats indicating metric support for at least one PlayerWarps build; check the jar or console for bStats ID on first run. ()

Q: Can I restrict how many warps a rank can create? A: Yes — max‑per‑player limits are configurable in config.yml in at least the Modrinth implementation. Use permissions to control additional behavior. ()

Q: Is there an official API? A: The Spigot discussion states there is no official API but some authors suggested using the jar directly; treat this as unofficial. For plugin integration, inspect the specific release or contact the author. ()

Telemetry & Integrations

• bStats presence is indicated for PlayerWarps. Confirm in your installed jar if you need to opt out. ()
• Discord support/official integration: not documented in the cited sources. Information not available in official sources. ()

If you want, I can produce a condensed admin checklist (exact files to inspect after first run) or extract the exact config keys from the specific jar you plan to install — tell me which source/jar you will use and I will fetch that file and summarize its config keys and defaults.