Standards 1.9.0 / MC 26.1.2
Curse Maven Snippet
What's new
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/home <player> [home]and/homes <player>. Staff holdingstandards.home.othersreach anybody's homes, online or not. A player can own several, so naming only the player lists theirs as buttons rather than guessing — even when there is exactly one, since a mistyped home name that matched a player would otherwise drop staff into somebody's bedroom unasked. Your own homes are asked first, so a home named after a friend still goes to the home.A second argument rather than EssentialsX's
player:home, because a colon is exactly the punctuationword()refuses./renamehome <name> <new>, gated onsethome— renaming is setting a home under another name. Changing only the case is allowed; taking another home's name is not./warpinfo <name>— where a warp points, how far away it is, and a [Go] button./tpauto [on|off|toggle]— requests to visit you are accepted without a click. A/tpaherestill asks, because accepting those unasked would let anybody pull you anywhere. The host is told each time it answered for them, since visitors who simply appear look like a bug./tpaall— a/tpahereto everyone online, for events. Op by default. It respects/tptoggleeven for staff holdingtpa.override: an invitation is not moderation./tpoand/tpohere— EssentialsX's names for/tpxand/tphere. Aliases only:/tptogglegates requests and never staff, so there was nothing to override.
Fixed
- An instant
/tpatold the host "on their way" after they had already arrived.Teleportsannounces a landing inside the teleport itself, so on the instant path — an op, or a server with no warmup — "X has arrived" printed first and "Accepted, X is on their way" beneath it. The host now hears only the arrival. Found by the first two-player run of/tpauto, where it was impossible to miss because the host had clicked nothing.
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