Folia-supported SimpleSMP Plugin

An OpenJS ScriptPack for Bukkit/Paper/Folia servers that adds player-to-player teleport requests, home points, and a combat-log protection system.

Requirements

• OpenJavascript for Bukkit, Paper, Folia, Purpur or Spigot
• Server build with Adventure-based sendActionBar support (uses net.kyori.adventure components internally)

Features

Teleport Requests (/tpa, /tpaccept, /tpdeny)

• Send a teleport request to another online player via a clickable chat message with Accept/Deny buttons.
• On acceptance, a 10-second countdown begins, shown live on the requester's action bar.
• The countdown is calculated from real elapsed time (not server ticks), so it stays accurate even under server lag.
• Movement cancels the teleport — if the requester moves so much as one block during the countdown, the request is cancelled and they're notified.
• Fully Folia-compatible: per-player logic runs on the correct entity thread, and teleports use the async-safe teleport API.

Homes (/sethome, /delhome, /home)

• Save one or more named home locations per player (/sethome [name], defaults to "home" if unnamed).
• Delete a saved home with /delhome [name].
• Teleport to a saved home with /home [name], using the same 10-second movement-cancellable countdown as /tpa.
• Tab-completion suggests the player's existing home names.
• Home data persists to disk per player and survives server restarts.

Combat Log Protection

• Landing or receiving a hit in PvP applies a 15-second combat tag to both players, extended (not stacked) on repeated hits.
• Tagged players see a live action bar countdown showing time remaining and their opponent's name.
• Teleporting is blocked while tagged — both /home and accepting a /tpa request are refused during combat, and any in-progress teleport countdown is automatically cancelled the moment a player gets tagged.
• Logging out while tagged results in an instant death and a server-wide broadcast, discouraging combat logging.
• Correctly distinguishes real player-vs-player damage from other damage sources (environmental damage, mobs, projectiles), so animals and non-combat damage never trigger a tag.