The RTP module allows players to request to be teleported to another random place on your map.
While the configuration file should be self explanatory (see the configuration tab above), note that you may
configure worlds on a per-world basis. To do so, copy and paste the example block in world-overrides,
renaming example to the name of the world you wish to provide an override for. So, for an override for DIM-1,
you may have something like below:
world-overrides {
DIM-1 {
# The default RTP kernel to use with /rtp. The default options are:
#
# * "nucleus:default": standard RTP, with the min/max radius centred around the spawn point
# * "nucleus:surface_only": RTP which will attempt to only pick a surface (must see sky) location, with the min/max radius centred around the spawn point
# * "nucleus:around_player": RTP which is like default, but the random position will depend on the player's current position, not the spawn point
# * "nucleus:around_player_surface": RTP which is like surface only, but the random position will depend on the player's current position, not the spawn point
#
# Other plugins might add their own kernels, in which case they will give you an ID to use here.
default-method="nucleus:around_player"
maximum-y=150
min-radius=0
minimum-y=50
radius=500
}
}
The RTP system uses what is known as a kernel in order to decide whether a randomly selected location is safe. Nucleus comes with four kernels:
nucleus:default - tries to find any location that a player can be safely teleported to.
The search for a space is centred on the world spawn and within the minimum and maximum radius
specified in the configuration. The player may end up in a cave.nucleus:surface_only - tries to find a location that is safe for a player and can see the sky directly above.
The search for a space is centred on the world spawn and within the minimum and maximum radius
specified in the configuration. The player will not end up in a cave.nucleus:around_player - tries to find any location that a player can be safely teleported to.
The search for a space is centred on the player’s current location and within the minimum and
maximum radius specified in the configuration. The player may end up in a cave.nucleus:around_player_surface - tries to find a location that is safe for a player and can see the sky directly above.
The search for a space is centred on the player’s current location and within the minimum and
maximum radius specified in the configuration. The player will not end up in a cave.The server preferred kernel can be set in the configuration under the rtp.default-method config key.
Other plugins may supply RTP kernels which can find locations based on their own criteria. They must
implement io.github.nucleuspowered.nucleus.api.rtp.RTPKernel, and register their kernels with the Sponge
Registry if they wish to be usable as a configuration option.
The following are incompatibilities that may occur with this module, along with how to resolve the problem. For the full mod/plugin incompatibility list, see the compatibility page.
No plugin incompatibilities have been reported.
Aliases:
rtp randomteleport rteleport
Root command aliases:
/nrtp
Usage: /rtp [<player>] [<world>]
Default Role: ADMIN
Basic Command Permission: nucleus.rtp.base
Permissions
nucleus.rtp.worlds - Default Role: ADMIN nucleus.rtp.exempt.cost - Default Role: ADMIN nucleus.rtp.exempt.cooldown - Default Role: ADMIN nucleus.rtp.exempt.warmup - Default Role: ADMIN nucleus.rtp.others - Default Role: ADMIN nucleus.rtp.base - Default Role: ADMIN | Permission | Suggested Role | Description |
|---|---|---|
| nucleus.rtp.base | ADMIN | Allows the user to run the command /rtp |
| nucleus.rtp.exempt.cooldown | ADMIN | Allows the user to bypass the cooldown for /rtp |
| nucleus.rtp.exempt.cost | ADMIN | Allows the user to bypass the cost for /rtp |
| nucleus.rtp.exempt.warmup | ADMIN | Allows the user to bypass the warmup for /rtp |
| nucleus.rtp.others | ADMIN | Allows the user to target other players using the command "rtp". |
| nucleus.rtp.worlds | ADMIN | The base permission for per-world permission, if allowed in the config. This permission can be suffixed with ".worldname" (in lowercase) to allow for per-world rtp permissions. |
# The number of times to try to find a safe teleport spot when using /rtp before failing. Setting this too low may cause a high rate of failures.
attempts=10
# The default RTP kernel to use with /rtp. The default options are:
#
# * "nucleus:default": standard RTP, with the min/max radius centred around the spawn point
# * "nucleus:surface_only": RTP which will attempt to only pick a surface (must see sky) location, with the min/max radius centred around the spawn point
# * "nucleus:around_player": RTP which is like default, but the random position will depend on the player's current position, not the spawn point
# * "nucleus:around_player_surface": RTP which is like surface only, but the random position will depend on the player's current position, not the spawn point
#
# Other plugins might add their own kernels, in which case they will give you an ID to use here.
default-method="nucleus:default"
# If this is set, and the world name here matches one of your worlds (case-sensitive!), then `/rtp` will default to use the world specified here. Otherwise, the player's current world will be used.
default-world=""
# The maximum Y value that can be teleported to.
maximum-y=255
# The minimum radius from the centre of the world/world border where /rtp will warp to.
min-radius=0
# The minimum Y value that can be teleported to.
minimum-y=0
# If true, Nucleus will check the permission "nucleus.rtp.worlds.<worldname>" (where worldname is in lower case) before allowing an RTP attempt to go through.
per-world-permissions=false
# A list of biomes that RTP should not attempt to teleport into.
prohibited-biomes=[
"minecraft:ocean",
"minecraft:deep_ocean",
"minecraft:frozen_ocean"
]
# The maximum radius from the centre of the world/world border where /rtp can warp to. This will not override the world border radius.
radius=30000
# If a world is listed below with a valid config section, it will take precedence over the global section. World names should be lower case (so, standard nether should be "dim-1".
#
# Copy the example block and paste it below, with the correct world name, to set the per-world options.
world-overrides {
example {
# The default RTP kernel to use with /rtp. The default options are:
#
# * "nucleus:default": standard RTP, with the min/max radius centred around the spawn point
# * "nucleus:surface_only": RTP which will attempt to only pick a surface (must see sky) location, with the min/max radius centred around the spawn point
# * "nucleus:around_player": RTP which is like default, but the random position will depend on the player's current position, not the spawn point
# * "nucleus:around_player_surface": RTP which is like surface only, but the random position will depend on the player's current position, not the spawn point
#
# Other plugins might add their own kernels, in which case they will give you an ID to use here.
default-method="nucleus:default"
maximum-y=255
min-radius=0
minimum-y=0
radius=30000
}
}