Commands/Teleport
Teleport Commands
These are commands used for teleportation. It's generally not recommended to give regular players futuresuite.commands.teleport.*.
- Command syntax
- <required argument>
- [optional argument]
- <option1 | option2>
- [CorrespondingOption1 | CorrespondingOption2]
- /back
- /back will allow you to return to your last location.
- /back
- /home
- /home will allow you to set a home and teleport to it later.
- /home [name | flags...] [value]
- -d to delete a home.
- -l to list your homes.
- -p to go to a player's home.
- -s to set a home.
- /requests
- /requests will allow you to view your requests.
- /requests [filter]
- /spawn
- /spawn will allow you to teleport to spawn.
- /spawn [flags...] [value]
- -s to set a spawn.
- -w for a specific world's spawn.
- -sw to set a world's spawn point.
- /tp
- /tp will allow you to teleport and accept/reject teleport requests.
- /tp [player] <target> [flags...] [value...]
- -a to accept a teleport request.
- -c to teleport to co-ordinates.
- -d to deny a teleport request.
- -o to force a teleport (equivalent to /tpo).
- -h to teleport to you.
- /tpa
- /tpa will allow you to ask to teleport.
- /tpa <player> [flags...]
- -h to ask to teleport to you.
- -a to ask all players to teleport to you.
- -ha has no purpose.
- /tpperm
- /tpperm will allow players to permanently teleport to you. It's a mix between /tp and /tpa, in which once you've been granted permission to teleport, you may always do so afterwards.
- /tpperm <flags...> [value...]
- -a to add a player to your permanent-teleport list. This means they can teleport to you, but not vice versa.
- -l to list people who can teleport to you and who you can teleport to.
- -r to remove a player from your perm-tp list.
- -t to actually teleport.
- /tptoggle
- /tptoggle will allow you to enable and disable teleportation. -o will still override this.
- /tptoggle <option> [value]
- tpa accept, reject, or prompt - Whether to automatically accept or reject requests, or prompt you.
- tp allow or deny Whether to allow people to /tp to you or /tp -h you to them. (overridden by -o)
- silent on or off Whether or not you send notifications to people you teleport to.
- alwaysoverride on or off Whether to automatically apply the override flag when using /tp.
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