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Teleport signs with no warps or commands: write coordinates or @player on a sign. Each side can lead somewhere else.
Added
- Both sides of a sign can teleport, each to its own destination: write
[TELESIGN]on the front, the back or both. Clicking a sign uses the side the player is facing.
Changed
- Renamed from atsSignTeleport to TeleSign. The plugin folder is
plugins/TeleSign, the command is/telesign reloadwith the/tsignsalias, and the permissions aretelesign.use,telesign.create,telesign.breakandtelesign.reload(all part oftelesign.*). Teleport signs made with atsSignTeleport are not recognized anymore. - The first line that turns a sign into a teleport sign is
[TELESIGN]instead of[TELEPORT]. - Requires Paper (or a fork such as Purpur) 26.2 or newer and Java 25. Spigot is no longer supported.
- The sign lines in
config.ymluse the MiniMessage format instead of&color codes, with the<world>,<x>,<y>,<z>,<yaw>and<pitch>placeholders instead of%WORLD%,%X%and the like. A world name is always shown as written, never read as formatting. /telesign reloadchecks the config before applying it. An invalid file or alineslist without exactly four lines is not applied and the command says what is wrong with it; on startup it stops the plugin with that message. Before, fewer than four lines silently stopped signs from being created and refreshed.- Licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
Fixed
- Refreshing the signs no longer overwrites the front of a sign that was made a teleport sign on its back.
- Clicking a sign whose world does not exist anymore tells the player so instead of failing with an error.
- Region protection plugins are respected: clicking a teleport sign where such a plugin blocks the interaction no longer teleports, and a sign does not become a teleport sign where it blocks the change.
- The version shown by the server is the released version; it was fixed at 0.2.1 in
plugin.yml. - The server no longer downloads the JetBrains annotations library on startup; it is only needed to compile.
Platforms
Paper
26.2–26.3