Offline Teleport

TPP - Offline Teleport is a powerful command that enables administrators or players with the corresponding permissions to teleport a specified player to a designated coordinate and world, even if the player is currently offline. This feature is particularly useful when it is necessary to move a player to a specific location without having to wait for them to go online. Additionally, this command supports input through the console, which is convenient for administrators to operate in the background.

Usage

/tpp <player> <x> <y> <z> <world>

• <player>: The name of the target player (Tab auto-completion is available).
• <x>: The X coordinate of the target location (decimal points can be used).
• <y>: The Y coordinate of the target location (decimal points can be used).
• <z>: The Z coordinate of the target location (decimal points can be used).
• <world>: The name of the target world (Tab auto-completion is available).

Permissions

• tpp.use: The permission to use this command.

Examples

• /tpp xm 100 64 -200 world_nether: Teleport the player xm to the coordinates (100, 64, -200) in the Nether world.
• /tpp xiaomao 0 70 0 world: Teleport the player xiaomao to the coordinates (0, 70, 0) in the Overworld.

Console Input

This command supports direct input through the server console, and the format is the same as that for player input. For example:
Entering tpp xm 100 64 -200 world_nether in the console will teleport the player xm to the specified location.
Precautions

• Ensure that the entered coordinates and world name are correct to avoid teleporting the player to the wrong location.
• This command can only be used by players or administrators with the tpp.use permission.
• If there are too many players whose names match the target player name, the system will only display the first 20 players and add the prompt message <Only the first 20 players are displayed> at the end of the list.

By using the TPP - Offline Teleportation | Offline Transfer command, you can easily manage the positions of players and ensure that they appear at the correct location when they log in again.