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Superluminal
Java mod listed for Minecraft 1.9–1.10. Downloads from the MC Java Mods app on Android.
⬇ Download on SpigotYet another warp plugin: With Superluminal you are able to breach the space-time continuum and reach your destination as fast as possible - powerd by a standalone, simple graphical interface!
Features
The plugin handles the warps itself, compatible to the newest Spigot version (1.9.2 - 1.10.2).
Here are some reasons to use this plugin:
- You can set invinitely many warps, that can be accessed using a Inventory-GUI!
- Each warp can be adjusted in detail:
- You can change obvious things like name, item, location.
- Each warp can be put and managed in a group.
- You can set a price for every warp. (requires Vault )
- The price can be relative to the distance to the target.
- You can meet your friends fast using the Player-GUI!
- You can undo teleports to go back!
- If you die (ingame), /back brings you back to the place where you died!
- It is compatible to Multiverse !
- You can access the Multiverse-Worlds via a World-GUI (or a warp).
- It shows the distance to a warp/player target in blocks.
- You can activate a sound whenever someone teleports.
- The plugin works fine on /reload.
- The plugin has a cool name.
- More features can be added on demand.
Warp Commands
Spoiler: /warp
Usage
This command opens the gui, just try it.
Permission
superluminal.warp for the command and
superluminal.warps.[myownpermission] to use a protected warp.
This command opens the gui, just try it.
Permission
superluminal.warp for the command and
superluminal.warps.[myownpermission] to use a protected warp.
Spoiler: /setwarp [name] [group]
Usage
Every time you want to create a new warp, use this to mark your current location. Combined with the name (and optionally the group) given, it will be saved and appears immediately in the warp menu.
Permission
superluminal.edit warps
Every time you want to create a new warp, use this to mark your current location. Combined with the name (and optionally the group) given, it will be saved and appears immediately in the warp menu.
Permission
superluminal.edit warps
Spoiler: /editwarp [name] group|item|name|perm|pos [value]
Usage
If a warp no longer fits to your needs, you can change it by this command. The first argument is the name of the warp you want to change, the second is the property - valid options below - and more arguments can be used depending on the second.
cost
Every time you want to use the warp, you can withdraw some money from the player. It can be a fixed amount (type it after cost) or real-time calculated proportional to the distance between the player and the warp (type a % after cost). The ratio can be changed in the configuration file.
If zero or no amount is given the price will vanish. Players with the permission superluminal.nocost will avoid this cost.
group
This option changes the group of the given warp. For that it requires the name of the new group entered as third argument. /editwarp one group b will move the warp one into group b.
item
This option changes the item of the warp in the warp-menu. You can enter an itemtype as third argument and optionally a minecraft-item-damage-number as fourth argument. But because people are lazy, I added an easier method: Just hold the item of your choice in the main hand while typing the command. Once you execute it without spelling the item, the plugin will attempt to use the item you're holding.
name
The name of a warp is not final. When you type a new name after this argument, superluminal will rename the warp. However the names are uniqe identifiers (not case-sensitive) so you can not use one name multiple times.
perm
By default every player that can open the warp-menu can access all warps. You can set for each warp a permission that is needed to teleport there. Type as third argument the name of the permission (without the prefix) and it will be required (with prefix: superluminal.warps. ).
If you don't enter a third argument, superluminal will tell you which (if any) permission is set. If you type - where the new permission would go, the current permission will be removed and the warp no longer requires one.
pos
Use this to change the location the warp points to. No other argument is necessary - your current position will be the new target.
Permission
superluminal.edit warps
If a warp no longer fits to your needs, you can change it by this command. The first argument is the name of the warp you want to change, the second is the property - valid options below - and more arguments can be used depending on the second.
cost
Every time you want to use the warp, you can withdraw some money from the player. It can be a fixed amount (type it after cost) or real-time calculated proportional to the distance between the player and the warp (type a % after cost). The ratio can be changed in the configuration file.
If zero or no amount is given the price will vanish. Players with the permission superluminal.nocost will avoid this cost.
group
This option changes the group of the given warp. For that it requires the name of the new group entered as third argument. /editwarp one group b will move the warp one into group b.
item
This option changes the item of the warp in the warp-menu. You can enter an itemtype as third argument and optionally a minecraft-item-damage-number as fourth argument. But because people are lazy, I added an easier method: Just hold the item of your choice in the main hand while typing the command. Once you execute it without spelling the item, the plugin will attempt to use the item you're holding.
name
The name of a warp is not final. When you type a new name after this argument, superluminal will rename the warp. However the names are uniqe identifiers (not case-sensitive) so you can not use one name multiple times.
perm
By default every player that can open the warp-menu can access all warps. You can set for each warp a permission that is needed to teleport there. Type as third argument the name of the permission (without the prefix) and it will be required (with prefix: superluminal.warps. ).
If you don't enter a third argument, superluminal will tell you which (if any) permission is set. If you type - where the new permission would go, the current permission will be removed and the warp no longer requires one.
pos
Use this to change the location the warp points to. No other argument is necessary - your current position will be the new target.
Permission
superluminal.edit warps
Spoiler: /editwgroup [name] item|name|perm [value]
Usage
Now comes the group feature handy: You can edit the items and permission of all warps in a group by one command. To do that the first argument must be the name of the group an the second argument one of the following options:
cost
Every time you want to use the warp, you can withdraw some money from the player. It can be a fixed amount (type it after cost) or real-time calculated proportional to the distance between the player and the warp (type a % after cost). The ratio can be changed in the configuration file. The chosen price will be apllied to all warps in the group.
If zero or no amount is given the price will vanish. Players with the permission superluminal.nocost will avoid this cost.
item
To change all warps in the group to a specific item you can either type the item as third argument (and the item-damage-number as fourth argument) or leave it blank to select the item in your main hand.
name
This option renames the group. Obviously that requires the new name as third argument.
perm
Like the item, all warps of the group can be set to demand a permission. Enter the permission without prefix as third argument and it will be applied to all warps in the group.
If you don't enter a permission (third argument), superluminal will tell you which (if any) permissions occur in the group. If you type - where the new permission would go, all permissions of the warps in the group will be removed and the warps no longer require one.
Permission
superluminal.edit warps
Now comes the group feature handy: You can edit the items and permission of all warps in a group by one command. To do that the first argument must be the name of the group an the second argument one of the following options:
cost
Every time you want to use the warp, you can withdraw some money from the player. It can be a fixed amount (type it after cost) or real-time calculated proportional to the distance between the player and the warp (type a % after cost). The ratio can be changed in the configuration file. The chosen price will be apllied to all warps in the group.
If zero or no amount is given the price will vanish. Players with the permission superluminal.nocost will avoid this cost.
item
To change all warps in the group to a specific item you can either type the item as third argument (and the item-damage-number as fourth argument) or leave it blank to select the item in your main hand.
name
This option renames the group. Obviously that requires the new name as third argument.
perm
Like the item, all warps of the group can be set to demand a permission. Enter the permission without prefix as third argument and it will be applied to all warps in the group.
If you don't enter a permission (third argument), superluminal will tell you which (if any) permissions occur in the group. If you type - where the new permission would go, all permissions of the warps in the group will be removed and the warps no longer require one.
Permission
superluminal.edit warps
Spoiler: /delwarp [name]
Usage
The warp specified by the name will be deleted.
Permission
superluminal.edit warps
The warp specified by the name will be deleted.
Permission
superluminal.edit warps
Spoiler: /delwgroup [name] [delwarps]
Usage
This command deletes a group. When you only enter the name of the group, all warps in it will retained and appear without a group. If you want to delete the group and the warps in it, you need to append the keyword delwarps to the command.
Permission
superluminal.editwarps
This command deletes a group. When you only enter the name of the group, all warps in it will retained and appear without a group. If you want to delete the group and the warps in it, you need to append the keyword delwarps to the command.
Permission
superluminal.editwarps
World Commands
Spoiler: /world
Usage
By performing this you will get the World-GUI.
Permission
superluminal.worlds
By performing this you will get the World-GUI.
Permission
superluminal.worlds
Spoiler: /addworld [name]
Usage
This adds the world you are standing in to the /world-GUI.
If you enter a name it will be shown there - otherwise superluminal will use the multiverse-world-alias.
Permission
superluminal.editworlds
This adds the world you are standing in to the /world-GUI.
If you enter a name it will be shown there - otherwise superluminal will use the multiverse-world-alias.
Permission
superluminal.editworlds
Spoiler: /editworld name|item [value]
Usage
Use this command to change the appearance of the world you are standing in.
name
Enter a new name after the keyword name and it will be the new name of the world.
item
Like in /editwarp it will change the item of the world. You can enter the type following the damage afterwards or leave it blank so the item in your main hand will be used to display the world in the GUI.
Permission
superluminal.editworlds
Use this command to change the appearance of the world you are standing in.
name
Enter a new name after the keyword name and it will be the new name of the world.
item
Like in /editwarp it will change the item of the world. You can enter the type following the damage afterwards or leave it blank so the item in your main hand will be used to display the world in the GUI.
Permission
superluminal.editworlds
Spoiler: /delworld [name]
Usage
This command removes your current world from superluminal. If you type a name of a world known to superluminal it will remove this world instead.
Permission
superluminal.editworlds
This command removes your current world from superluminal. If you type a name of a world known to superluminal it will remove this world instead.
Permission
superluminal.editworlds
Players Command
Spoiler: /meet
Usage
This command opens the Player-Inventory where you can click on a head to teleport to the matching player.
This player will recieve a meet request that he can accept (or decline). If you changed your mind, you can cancel the request by clicking on the player head in the Player-Inventory again.
You can set a meeting fee in the configuration - superluminal will withdraw it when the teleport happens.
Permissions
superluminal.meet to use the /meet - feature
superluminal.nocost to bypass the meet fee
superluminal.norequest to avoid sending the target player a request and teleport to his surprise
This command opens the Player-Inventory where you can click on a head to teleport to the matching player.
This player will recieve a meet request that he can accept (or decline). If you changed your mind, you can cancel the request by clicking on the player head in the Player-Inventory again.
You can set a meeting fee in the configuration - superluminal will withdraw it when the teleport happens.
Permissions
superluminal.meet to use the /meet - feature
superluminal.nocost to bypass the meet fee
superluminal.norequest to avoid sending the target player a request and teleport to his surprise
Back Command
Spoiler: /meet
Usage
This command allows you to undo your last teleportation - caused by any command or plugin. You will be teleported to the location from where you started your previous teleport.
You can set a cost in the configuration. When the player has to pay for the teleport, superluminal will name the fee and ask the player (using a inventory menu) whether he wants to proceed.
Permissions
superluminal.back to undo teleports
superluminal.nocost to bypass the teleport fee
This command allows you to undo your last teleportation - caused by any command or plugin. You will be teleported to the location from where you started your previous teleport.
You can set a cost in the configuration. When the player has to pay for the teleport, superluminal will name the fee and ask the player (using a inventory menu) whether he wants to proceed.
Permissions
superluminal.back to undo teleports
superluminal.nocost to bypass the teleport fee
Teleport Sounds
Spoiler: what it is and how to control it
When a player teleports you can hear him vanish or emerge. That will be audible for the teleportee and other players in earshot.
The particular sounds will be played at random. I chose an assortment of sounds (some are reserved for operators) that is supposed to make teleportation cooler.
Settings
The configuration option playTeleportSound (boolean) will enable or disable the teleport sounds for the whole server. Players with the permission superluminal.silenttp can teleport without making the teleport-noise.
The particular sounds will be played at random. I chose an assortment of sounds (some are reserved for operators) that is supposed to make teleportation cooler.
Settings
The configuration option playTeleportSound (boolean) will enable or disable the teleport sounds for the whole server. Players with the permission superluminal.silenttp can teleport without making the teleport-noise.
The permission superluminal.edit combines superluminal.editwarps and superluminal.editworlds .
Configuration
The configuration file is located in your_server_folder/plugins/superluminal/config.yml and will be created on the first start.
Code (Text):
costPerBlock: 0.1
#the amount of your currency that will be raised per skipped block when a player uses a therefor configured warp
defaultWarpItem: ender_pearl
#a minecraft item type that will be used at default to display a warp in the menu
defaultWarpItemDamage: 0
#a minecraft item damage number that will be applied to the default warp item
warpGroupItem: map
#a minecraft item type that will used for all groups in the warp menu
warpGroupItemDamage: 0
#a minecraft item damage number that will be applied to the warp group item
pageScrollItem: arrow
#if you have so many warps set that you filled more than one inventory, superluminal will add page navigation items. this property allows you to choose the item type that will be used to scroll the pages
setHandItemWithWarp: false
#when this property is set on true, superluminal will automatically set the item of a new created warp to the item your are holding in your main hand while executing /setwarp
displayGlobalWarps: true
#if false, the warp menu will only show the warps that target the world the player is in
meetPlayerCost: "%"
#Here you can set the price to teleport to a player. The option is a String, because it can be set to a double value representing a fixed cost or to the placeholder char %. In the latter case the cost will be calculated by the time the teleport happens as straight distance between the players times the double set in the configuration option costPerBlock.
displayGlobalPlayers: true
#This Boolean toggles the visibility of players outside the current world in the /meet-GUI.
playTeleportSound: false
#This Boolean enables or disables the teleport sounds for the entire server.
meetRequestTimeout: 120
#Here you can set the time in seconds until a meet request will be automatically removed. If the value is 0, the request will endure without a limit.
backCost: "%"
#This cost must be payed when a player uses the /back-command. The option is a String, because it can be set to a double value representing a fixed cost or to the placeholder char %. In the latter case the cost will be calculated by the time the teleport happens as straight distance between the players times the double set in the configuration option costPerBlock.
hideInaccessibleTeleports: true
#If it's true, warps the player may not access will not show up in the menu. On false, they will be labeled as inaccessible.
disableInfiniteTeleportUndo: true
#If on true, you can not undo your undo. In other words, the teleport caused by /back can not be undone using /back again. On false, you can jump between places with /back as long as you wish.
#the amount of your currency that will be raised per skipped block when a player uses a therefor configured warp
defaultWarpItem: ender_pearl
#a minecraft item type that will be used at default to display a warp in the menu
defaultWarpItemDamage: 0
#a minecraft item damage number that will be applied to the default warp item
warpGroupItem: map
#a minecraft item type that will used for all groups in the warp menu
warpGroupItemDamage: 0
#a minecraft item damage number that will be applied to the warp group item
pageScrollItem: arrow
#if you have so many warps set that you filled more than one inventory, superluminal will add page navigation items. this property allows you to choose the item type that will be used to scroll the pages
setHandItemWithWarp: false
#when this property is set on true, superluminal will automatically set the item of a new created warp to the item your are holding in your main hand while executing /setwarp
displayGlobalWarps: true
#if false, the warp menu will only show the warps that target the world the player is in
meetPlayerCost: "%"
#Here you can set the price to teleport to a player. The option is a String, because it can be set to a double value representing a fixed cost or to the placeholder char %. In the latter case the cost will be calculated by the time the teleport happens as straight distance between the players times the double set in the configuration option costPerBlock.
displayGlobalPlayers: true
#This Boolean toggles the visibility of players outside the current world in the /meet-GUI.
playTeleportSound: false
#This Boolean enables or disables the teleport sounds for the entire server.
meetRequestTimeout: 120
#Here you can set the time in seconds until a meet request will be automatically removed. If the value is 0, the request will endure without a limit.
backCost: "%"
#This cost must be payed when a player uses the /back-command. The option is a String, because it can be set to a double value representing a fixed cost or to the placeholder char %. In the latter case the cost will be calculated by the time the teleport happens as straight distance between the players times the double set in the configuration option costPerBlock.
hideInaccessibleTeleports: true
#If it's true, warps the player may not access will not show up in the menu. On false, they will be labeled as inaccessible.
disableInfiniteTeleportUndo: true
#If on true, you can not undo your undo. In other words, the teleport caused by /back can not be undone using /back again. On false, you can jump between places with /back as long as you wish.
Please report bugs and give feedback to support the plugin!
Quick facts
- Edition: Minecraft Java
- File type: .jar
- Minecraft versions listed: 1.9, 1.10
- How to install: Install the matching mod loader (Forge, Fabric or NeoForge) for your Minecraft version. → Download the .jar. → Put it in the .minecraft/mods folder and launch that loader profile.
- Where to get it: Opens on Spigot — not every file is mirrored on our own servers.
Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.
Superluminal is a free Minecraft Java mod. Compatible with Minecraft 1.9, 1.10. Downloaded 479 times (via Spigot). Download it and open it directly in the game.