EssentialsWarpGUI

Features

• Stability:
  • Full support for all versions, starting at 1.8.8
  • Better support for modern versions (1.13+)
  • Full support for legacy Essentials and EssentialsX
  • Clean and modular code-base
  • Lightweight, no bullshit included
  • Multi-threading support (less stress on your main thread -> almost no effect on the TPS)
• Functionality:
  • It just works
  • Pretty straightforward, don't waste time by configuring tons of things
  • Does not replace the warps functionality of Essentials. Builds on top of it
  • No need to recreate the warps. This plugin automatically detects them
  • Each warp is being stored in its own file -> easily migrate and modify them
  • Fully customizable (even all the messages)
  • Multi-page support. Add as many warps as you want
  • Cute sounds that get played at certain events (can be disabled)
  • GUI looks decent, can be easily and fully customized as well
  • Hex colors support (1.16+ only, e.g. &#FF00FF)
• Warp button customizations
  • Change the display name in the GUI
  • Modify the icon
  • Add lore (text below the name)
  • Forcefully move the warps around where ever you like

Screenshots

Permissions

• Essentials permissions aren't being touched by this plugin.
• However, the player won't see the warps for which he doesn't have the permissions for in the GUI.
• This means, that players must either have essentials.warps.<warpname> (grants access to specific warps) or essentials.warps.* (grants access to all warps).
• There is also an Essentials configuration with which you are able to check the permission check completely (called per-warp-permission).
• For further help, look at this permissions list or contact Essentials's support.
• To access the /warpcfg command, you will need the warpcfg.cfg permission.

Item Syntax

• There is a specific syntax required for the icon parameter of the /kitcfg icon command.
• Following features are available with it:
  • It is possible to use legacy material ids that were used past 1.12 (Not recommended)
  • It is possible to use material names, even from newer or past versions
  • Ability to have custom head textures:
    • player_head:
    • player_head:
  • Ability to dye leather armor using HEX colors:
    • leather_chestplate:#FF00FF
• Examples:
  • stone
  • 1 (turns into stone)
  • 1:1 (turns into granite)
  • iron_pickaxe:50 (adds some damage to the pickaxe)
  • player_head:Notch (Notch's head)
  • player_head:eyJ0ZXh0dXJlcyI6eyJTS0lOIjp7InVybCI6Imh0dHA6Ly90ZXh0dXJlcy5taW5lY3JhZnQubmV0L3RleHR1cmUvYjA0ODMxZjdhN2Q4ZjYyNGM5NjMzOTk2ZTM3OThlZGFkNDlhNWQ5YmNkMThlY2Y3NWJmYWU2NmJlNDhhMGE2YiJ9fX0= (displays a globe, taken from the "other -> value" section at minecraft-heads.com)
  • leather_chestplate:#FFFF00 (yellow chestplate)
• You may look at e.g. this website for a list of all available materials. Materials that do not exist with your Minecraft version obviously won't work.

Contributions

We are open for contributions! For that, simply create a pull request for the master branch. Any pull request for any other branch will be rejected.