# Proxied Warp [GitHub](https://github.com/mrcl-at/proxied_warp) - [Hangar](https://hangar.papermc.io/mrcl/proxied_warp) - [Modrinth](https://modrinth.com/plugin/proxied-warp) - [SpigotMC](https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/proxied-warp.137397/) - [Discord](https://discord.gg/8pSzR4XYPw) Proxied Warp allows players to teleport **across servers** within a Velocity or BungeeCord network by triggering an existing warp plugin (e.g., Essentials, or similar) on the target server. The player doesn't need to manually switch servers – Proxied Warp automatically connects them to the target server and then executes the warp command there. The project consists of four modules: | Module | Task | |--------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `velocity` | Forwards warp requests between backend servers and connects players to the target server when needed | | `paper` | Receives the `/proxiedwarp` command from the player and executes the actual warp command after the server connection. For **Paper** backend servers. Supports [MiniMessage](https://docs.papermc.io/adventure/minimessage/) formatting for messages | | `spigot` | Same functionality as the `paper` module, but for **Spigot** backend servers. Messages use legacy Minecraft color codes (`&`) instead of MiniMessage | | `bungeecord` | BungeeCord proxy module that forwards warp requests and connects players to the target server | ## How It Works Communication between the proxy and backend servers happens via the shared **Plugin Messaging Channels** `proxied_warp:warp` and `proxied_warp:message`. The process works as follows: 1. **Player executes command** – On a backend server, the player calls the registered command with a target server and warp name (e.g., `/proxiedwarp lobby spawn`). 2. **Backend plugin sends message** – The plugin (`paper` or `spigot` module, depending on the server) first checks the input and permission, then builds the message ` ` and sends it as a plugin message over the channel to the proxy. 3. **Proxy plugin processes the request** (Velocity or BungeeCord): - Checks whether the specified player and target server exist. - If the player is already on the target server, the message is forwarded directly. - Otherwise, a connection to the target server is established first, and the message is only forwarded after the server switch succeeds. 4. **Target server executes the warp** – The plugin on the target server receives the forwarded message, checks whether the player is online there, and executes the configured warp command with the given warp name. ## Installation 1. Place the matching proxy module in the proxy's `plugins` folder: **`velocity`** for Velocity or **`bungeecord`** for BungeeCord. 2. Install the matching backend module on **every** backend server where players should be able to trigger or receive warps: the **`paper` module** on Paper servers, the **`spigot` module** on Spigot servers. 3. Restart the proxy and the affected backend servers. ## Configuration (Paper/Spigot Modules) On first startup, the respective plugin generates a `config.yml` with the following default values: **`paper` module:** ```yaml command-prefix: warp need-permission: false whitelisted-servers: [] whitelisted-warps: [] aliases: spawn: lobby message: usage: 'Usage: /proxiedwarp []' usage-other: 'Usage: /proxiedwarpother []' permission: 'You do not have permission to do that!' server-not-whitelisted: 'This server is not whitelisted!' warp-not-whitelisted: 'This warp is not whitelisted!' player-not-online: 'Player is not online!' key-not-found: "Key '' not found!" server-not-found: 'Server not found!' connection-failed: 'Connection failed!' ``` **`spigot` module:** ```yaml command-prefix: warp need-permission: false whitelisted-servers: [] whitelisted-warps: [] aliases: spawn: lobby message: usage: '&cUsage:&r /proxiedwarp []' usage-other: '&cUsage:&r /proxiedwarpother []' permission: '&cYou do not have permission to do that!' server-not-whitelisted: '&cThis server is not whitelisted!' warp-not-whitelisted: '&cThis warp is not whitelisted!' player-not-online: '&cPlayer is not online!' key-not-found: "&cKey &f'%s' &cnot found!" server-not-found: '&cServer not found!' connection-failed: '&cConnection failed!' ``` | Key | Description | |----------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `command-prefix` | Command that is executed on the target server to actually teleport the player to the warp point (e.g., the command of the installed warp plugin). | | `need-permission` | Determines whether players need an explicit permission to use `/proxiedwarp` for a specific server (see [Permissions](#permissions)). | | `whitelisted-servers` | List of servers that are allowed to be used as a target. If empty, all servers are allowed. | | `whitelisted-warps` | List of warps that are allowed to be triggered. If empty, all warps are allowed. | | `aliases` | Section to define aliases for warps, mapping a simple name to a target server (e.g., `spawn: lobby`). | | `message.usage` | Message shown when the command is used incorrectly. | | `message.permission` | Message shown when permission is missing. | | `message.server-not-whitelisted` | Message shown when a server is not whitelisted. | | `message.warp-not-whitelisted` | Message shown when a warp is not whitelisted. | | `message.usage-other` | Message shown when `/proxiedwarpother` is used incorrectly. | | `message.player-not-online` | Message shown when the selected player is not online. | | `message.key-not-found` | Fallback message used when a configured message key is missing. | | `message.server-not-found` | Message shown when the target server cannot be found by the proxy. | | `message.connection-failed` | Message shown when the proxy cannot connect the player to the target server. | In the **`paper` module**, messages support [MiniMessage](https://docs.papermc.io/adventure/minimessage/) formatting (e.g. ``, ``). In the **`spigot` module**, messages use legacy Minecraft color codes with `&` as the formatting character (e.g. `&c` for red) instead, since MiniMessage is not available there. ## Command The following commands are available on the backend server (Paper or Spigot): ``` /proxiedwarp /proxiedwarp /proxiedwarpother /proxiedwarpother ``` - `` – Name of the target server, as registered in the proxy configuration (for example `velocity.toml`). - `` – Name of the warp point on the target server. - `` – An alias defined in the `config.yml` that maps to a specific server and warp. - `` – An online player who should be connected and sent to the warp. `/proxiedwarp` can only be executed by players. `/proxiedwarpother` can also be executed from the console. ## Permissions If `need-permission` is set to `true` in `config.yml`, a player needs one of the following permissions to execute `/proxiedwarp `: | Permission | Effect | |---------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `proxiedwarp.warp.*` | Allows warping to **all** servers. | | `proxiedwarp.warp.` | Allows warping to a **specific** warp (e.g., `proxiedwarp.warp.spawn`). | For `/proxiedwarpother`, the corresponding permissions are `proxiedwarp.warp.other.*` and `proxiedwarp.warp.other.`. If both permissions are missing, the player receives the error message configured in `message.permission`, and the request is not sent to the proxy. If `need-permission` is set to `false` (default), no permission check is performed and every player can use the command for every registered server. ## Requirements - A Velocity or BungeeCord proxy with the matching proxy module (`velocity` or `bungeecord`). - A **Paper** based backend server (with the `paper` module) or a **Spigot** based backend server (with the `spigot` module). - A warp plugin on each involved backend server that can be triggered via command (not via API), and whose command can be entered in `command-prefix`. - Java version 25 or higher. ## Known Limitations - Proxied Warp itself does not check whether the specified warp actually exists – this is only checked by the invoked warp plugin on the target server.

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