Inactive [TP/HOME/WARP] Waypoint v1.6.4(beta)- Teleportation points, home, spawn, and warp management. [1609]

Notice!

THIS PLUGIN IS OLD AND VERY VERY OUTDATED. DOWNLOADS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE, AND SUPPORT FOR THIS PLUGIN HAS BEEN DROPPED. IF YOU NEED A SIMILAR PLUGIN, PLEASE USE ZPort

Waypoint - simple teleportation point and home/spawn/warp management plugin:
Version: v1.6.4 beta

NOT YET UPDATED FOR 1.2

*New in 1.6: modular command hookins, reworked command system, SuperPerms, ????*

Waypoint is an easy teleportation point management and home location
management plugin. You can create teleportation points to go back to later
as well as share privately with other users. You can also create public warps that only certain groups of users can access.

Waypoint's Features:

• Add/delete waypoints for later access
• List all of your waypoints simply
• Share your points privately with other users
• Points are private, and only accessable by you, unless shared
• Multiworld support
• Permissions/SuperPerms/OP support with strict nodes.
• Home location management
• Home location is automatically set to the bed you last exited (only if enabled in config.)
• Create and manage public warps
• Control which groups of users can access these warps
• Save/Load the spawn points for all of your worlds
• Selective showing of warps (you only see what you can access.)
• Teleport easily between worlds
• Create and import other worlds
• Create and teleportation signs to travel to warps or world spawnpoints

Download: JAR | SRC
Development build (bleeding edge): JAR
Integrity (CI): Waypoint project

If you like my work, please consider sending a dollar or two my way so my little development company can pay for a server to do work and testing on

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For those of you that want to contribute, or even just watch progress get made on this, check this out: http://phabricator.maio.me/project/view/1/

Phabricator: Source Code/Collaboration

Commands:

• /wp add <name> -- add a waypoint to your list
• /wp del <name> -- remove a waypoint form your list
• /wp tp <point> -- teleport to your point
• /wp invite <player> <point> -- send an online player an invite to your point
• /wp accept <point> -- accept an invite to a point
• /wp decline <point> -- decline an invite to a point
• /wp list -- list of all of your points
• /home -- teleport to your home
• /home set -- set your current location to your home
• /spawn [world] -- teleport to the world's spawn point
• /spawnadmin <save|load> [world] -- save or load the spawn point of the specified world
• /spawnadmin set -- set the spawn point of your current world
• /warp [warpname] -- teleport to the specified warp, if you have access
• /warp add <warpname> -- create a public warp with the default permissions
• /warp del <warpname> -- delete a warp you own
• /warp set <warpname> <owner|permission|or a custom value> <newvalue> -- set property values in the warp's metadata
• /warp list -- list all warps that *YOU* have access to
• /warpadmin <set|del> <warp> [key] [value]
• /tp <player> [target] -- teleport to another player, or teleport one player to another.
• /tphere <player> -- ejects the target from a vehicle (if applicable) and teleports that player to you.
• /tploc <x,y,z> -- teleport to a set of coordinates.
• /world [worldname|create|import|list] -- displays what world you are in and your current position, or if given a worldname, teleports you to that worlds spawn.

Installation and Configuration:
Download the jar file and drop it into your minecraft server's plugins/
folder and reload/restart the server. The configuration will be
automatically created for you.

Teleportation Signs:
To create a teleportation sign, you must format it like this:

Code:

Line 1: [WP:WARP] or [WP:WORLD]
Line 2: world name or warp name
Line 3: (optional) description # maybe economy cost at some point soon
Line 4: (optional) description

It is case insensitive btw.

Configuration options:
'set_home_at_bed': set this to true if you want your home to be reset
whatever bed you get out of.
'autoupdate': check for updates and download upgraded jars automatically
'warp.groups': permission groups for warps
'warp.string': message sent to user after teleporting to a warp, %w is warpname, %p is playername
'limits': self-explanatory.

Permissions Nodes: (should each be self-explanatory)

• waypoint.basic.add
• waypoint.basic.delete
• waypoint.basic.teleport
• waypoint.basic.invite
• waypoint.basic.invite.accept
• waypoint.basic.invite.decline
• waypoint.basic.list
• waypoint.debug.config_node_test << debugging *ONLY*
• waypoint.home -- you *must* add this if you want to be able to use home commands
• waypoint.home.set
• waypoint.home.set_on_bed_leave
• waypoint.admin.spawn
• waypoint.admin.spawn.set
• waypoint.admin.spawn.save
• waypoint.admin.spawn.load
• waypoint.admin.warp
• waypoint.admin.world.create
• waypoint.admin.world.import
• waypoint.teleport.teleport -- for general teleportation actions
• waypoint.teleport.location -- for coordinate-based teleportation
• waypoint.teleport.here -- for teleporting players to you
• waypoint.spawn -- you *must* add this if you want to be able to use spawn commands
• waypoint.warp -- you *must* add this if you want to be able to use warps
• waypoint.world -- you *must* add this if you want to be able to use /world
• waypoint.world.teleport
• waypoint.world.list
• waypoint.world.access.<worldname> -- more info on this below
• waypoint.warp.access.<permission category>
• waypoint.warp.create
• waypoint.warp.delete
• waypoint.warp.list
• waypoint.sign.link.create
• waypoint.sign.link.use
• waypoint.sign.link.delete
• waypoint.sign.warp
• waypoint.sign.world
• waypoint.cost_exempt.teleport -- teleports do not cost a single dime.

Known Bugs:

• Set home at bed is not disabling, ever. Currently looking into it. T3

If you find a problem, report it at Github.

Permissions Setup:
Here is a sample Permissions 2.7.4 configfile with Waypoint's nodes already set up, and a user set up to give an example. Change it to your liking.

<< Thanks Pr0Failure

World Access
As of about 1.6.1, I added a few new things that implement a whole "world access" type schema of features. Players will NEVER be able to access a world unless they have the "waypoint.world.access.<worldname>" or "waypoint.world.access.*" permissions. I will add a configuration option to disable this, but for now, it's always on. If you want to effectively disable it without a config option and your permissions system supports inheritance, simply place the "waypoint.world.access.*" node at the lowest level and it should filter up through everything that inherits that or its children. I only added this because I felt it would be handy in the case of servers wanting to prevent griefing in creative worlds, but leaving whitelisting off, and just spawning all new users in the spawn world, but not letting them traverse your minecraft universe of worlds. There will be a config option to turn this off soon. By the way, if you didn't catch the gist of what I was really saying, this prevents ALL teleporting between worlds (only if you don't have the permissions for that world) no matter what you use to teleport. This catches events at a low level and checks each user's permissions as they change worlds. But enough about this.

Bugs and Errors
If you get a "An internal error has occurred" message when you use a command, * PROVIDE A TRACEBACK PLEASE. * (hint: a traceback is the error code in the server console that shows the error and its callers)
And for those of you that didn't read this text, maybe this image will catch your attention:



TODO:

• Fix PermissionsEx not being detected correctly.
• Rewrite command structure again with sk89q's command framework.
• Add configuration options to disable various things.
• Clean up core support code (me.pirogoeth.Waypoint.Core.*)
• OpenAuth integration in the future?

Changelog:
Version 1.6:

• Completely rewrote the command parser from the ground up.
• Added SuperPerms support
• Split commands apart into categories (much cleaner for anyone who works through the code)
• (Supposedly) Fixed NPE from LoadWorlds during plugin load.

Version 1.5:

• Rewrote the configuration loader and put it in its own class
• Restructured config storage
• Added new warp limitations
• Added an autoupdater

Version 1.4.5

• Fixed warp permission loading and detection

Version 1.4.4

• Fixed the internal errors spewed on /warp set

Version 1.4.1

• Removed some unneeded imports
• Removed some unused variables
• Now using String.format in checkperms

Version 1.4

• Added warp management
• Restructured most of the config file formatting.
• Homes-per-world (you can have one home per world now.)
• Added spawn management
• Added backup/restore of world spawn points

Version 1.3

• Added home support
• Fixed configuration node bugs

Version 1.1

• Added invite support

Version 1.0

• Wrote all base code

And some thanks.
Definitely got some big thanks here, especially to Pr0Failure, who been testing the crap out of this, even during its magical beta stages. And some more thanks to all of you that put up with me not being around for weeks on end due to school. And thanks to others who at one point sent in a pull request to fix something I had missed. I love you all, you're a very supportive community Also, some big thanks to Ctark who's been following this like crazy and even digging through my messy code to find nodes to help others while I'm not around Again, THANK YOU ALL <3

 

Think you figured out you problem but here's this anyway:


If you haven't already figured it out hope this helps!

 

No problem to all of you only here to help/test lol.

Reminder: All *NEW* warps are the first permissions group that's in your Waypoint config file! To change permissions to a warp /warp set permission <new permission> or /warpadmin set permissions <newpermissions> if the warp isn't owned by you!

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TODO: Have waypoint recognize when a player is vanished, so they can still be targeted....
I use vanish no packet, and if I'm vanished and try /tp ctark someotherplayer it will not work.... I don't know if this would be something you are interested in doing, easy or hard, but might be nice....
Also:
How about a way to revoke access to a waypoint.
say I give out a waypoint to a friend, then we arn't friends anymore, and he keeps tp'ing to my house, can I remove access from him? OR do you know if removing the waypoint (del) then re adding it will clear access to that waypoint?

 

Sounds like things are calming down from the new changes
Can I get a link to the latest copy of the Jar to play with while I write up the OP ?
Oh and do I need to do an upgrade tree for it or just replace the jar?

 

Deleting the waypoint delete's the info in the storage, so when you re-create it, it's with fresh info. Aka only you'll have access to it.

Just replace the <Edit by Moderator: Redacted mediafire url>

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Download link updated to 1.6.4 beta compiled after I pulled that 4-way merge into git last night.

 

If you get really annoyed by it, just go into the plugin.yml in the essentials jar and get rid of the /warp command.

 

I have installed this plugin fine and as an admin, I can create and modify warps... but guests are still unable to view or use the warps...

And I can't see how to modify or add their names from the video...

Am I doing something wrong? It seems to just be a permissions problem... =(

 

Make sure they have the correct nodes to use the commands.
waypoint.warp.list
waypoint.warp
waypoint.warp.access.<group access>

This video is out of date, I have to make a new one really soon which will be up in the next couple days.

 

it says "Warp does not exist" and i think i found out how... i say "/setwarp" now.

 

The problem for Smokie has already been fixed xD

 

Or at least I think. He disappeared :/

 

I noticed that the world create command doesn't seem to like itself now.. This world has been killing me for days.. works at first but restart the server and it doesn't..

Do I have to remake the world.yml file or something? Noticed its not exactly the same

Actually for some odd reason I have no experience with editing jar files

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Prolly deleted Waypoint... Haters.

Just download 7-Zip, right click the essentials jar, open with 7-Zip, there should be a plugin.yml or some that has the list of nodes/commands, just highlight and delete the one with /warp

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What do you mean?

 

Totally can't wait for 1.6.4 full release

 

I've tried pretty much everything to get this world working..
Works when I first make it.. but disappears after a restart
Tried editing the properties and nope..

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Code:

world:
    World_nether:
        env: NETHER
    World_skylands:
        env: NORMAL
    World:
        env: NORMAL
worlds:
    grief:
        env: NORMAL
        mode: 0
        pvp: false
    world_nether:
        mode: 1
        pvp: false
    world:
        mode: 1
    world_the_end:
        mode: 1
    World:
        mode: 0
    fel:                                             #My New World
        pvp: false                              #Made with the latest beta release
        env: NORMAL
        mode: '0'

 

Editing the worlds file will never work and sometimes results in having to re-install Waypoint from scratch so never do that. When I've got time today I'll test it out.

 

You lies! So ya my players found this little loophole.... they didn't like the limits so they get someone to make them a waypoint, invite them, then they can delete it and they still have access to it...
I don't know how you would go about stopping them, unless you had some way to track who you have invited.
The coding right now only deletes the waypoint for you:

Maybe on the add you could do something like (I don't do java but I will try to make a fool of myself here):
MinorUtils.UserNodeChomp(player, point, invited) and have it set that to the player name, or add it to the list.... (note minor tweaking / complete rewrite of the above code may be needed)
ctark:
blaze1:
coord:
Y: 53.0
X: 363.60903367111166
Z: -160.17045153679544
world: WorldNAME_nether
invite: Player1, player2, player3.
If you do this, then you can easily referance the invite, under the delete section and be able to remove the point from their invite section at the same time... I don't think this would be to hard for someone of your skills, and it would be nice. You could always implement the same thing for a /uninvite or /revoke command...
Thanks for putting up with me!

 

In short, when you invite someone, it makes a new waypoint for them? So the fix would be to add "members" to a waypoint (assuming owner-member setup)

 

when you 'add' waypoint 'xyz' for member abc under the data/users.yml file it will create a:
users:
abc:
xyz:
coord:
x: bla
y: bla
z: bla (or something close to this that is)
When you invite cba to your xyz waypoint you get under the same file:
invites:
cba:
xyz:
coord:
x: y: z: ..........
Basically I say add under the first 'users:' section an 'invited:' group, listing the members who are invited, then you can easily reverence them, go though and remove them from the 'invites:' section, and poof, problem solved.
Granted miyoko probably knows an easier way to do this, or something, but with my limited knowledge of programming this is the way I would do it at least.

 

I'll work on this. http://phabricator.maio.me/T13

 

Awesome thanks man!
Also I sent in a pull request on github for an override node, I don't know if it will work or not, can't figure out how to compile it.... (I know.... doesn't inspire faith...)
Check it out when you have a sec, delete if garbage.

 

Also, new commands are coming with 1.6.4 going off of Ctark's problem for in-game use.
/wp remove <player> <point>
waypoint.basic.remove
(Was T14, now merged into T13 for those that check Phabricator)

Are you saying that your world removes itself from the worlds list after a restart?

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Yup, disappears completely and as far as I can tell all the files and indicators needed for it are there

• Works
• Restart
• Poof

 

You might be on a really old build lol.

Stuff miyoko forgot to mention:
/warp remote <player> <point>
waypoint.warp.remote
Warps select player to select warp.
Note: The command checks the command user's warp permissions, NOT THE SELECT PLAYER.

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I asked earlier if I had to change anything when upgrading >x>

 

And I responded and said no, just replace the old jar.

 

Exactly..

• CraftBukkit 1597
• Waypoint v1.6.4

Could it be that because I was on v1.6.1 for so long that it needs to be remade?