MonumentaWarps

MonumentaWarps (formerly EpicWarps) is a simple warps plugin with no dependencies designed to do two things:
- Teleport players to named locations ("warps")
- Go /back and /forward between teleport locations. These commands work multiple times in succession, making this much better than essentials warps.

It also optionally integrates with MonumentaWorldManagement to enable warping to worlds that are loaded on demand.

For support please join the Monumenta Discord ( https://discord.gg/monumenta) and ping @Combustible.

Example of warps page:

Every command has tab completion where appropriate:

Commands:
/addwarp name
Permission: epicwarps.addwarp
Alias: /setwarp name
Adds a warp named "name" where you are currently positioned (including facing direction)

/delwarp name
Permission: epicwarps.delwarp
Deletes the warp named "name"

/warps
Permission: epicwarps.warp
List all warps on the server

/warp name
Permission: epicwarps.warp
Teleports player to the warp named "name"

/back [n]
Permission: epicwarps.back
Teleports the player /back to the previous location they were at. Every time a player teleports (via any mechanism, ender pearls, /tp, etc.) their last location is stored on a stack. Every time you go "back", you take the location you are at now and push it on the "forward" stack. So you can go /back, make a change, and then go /forward to get back to where you were. You can use /back multiple times, or /back 5 to go back 5 times.

/forward [n]
Permission: epicwarps.forward
The opposite of /back

Other Thoughts
This plugin was developed to replace EasyWarp, which does not work correctly in 1.13. It also was missing some useful features like tab completion and /back.

The permissions are currently simplistic, which makes this mostly useful for server operators. The source code is open and I am happy to accept pull requests but am not likely to expand the permissions capability myself.

Fair warning - once you get used to having an infinite history of /back and forward, you won't be happy going back to essentials single-use /back