Teleport Triggers

Description

Teleport Triggers a.k.a Teleportals

I needed a mod like this for a mod-pack I'm working on, and I thought it would be useful to others as well. This mod will let you set a certain criteria that will cause the player to be teleported to a position in the current dimension or another dimension.  Pattern matching against the NBTTag or the Block state is also available so you can create dimensional "keys" like only a certain set of items in a chest will trigger a teleport.

The following criteria are currently supported:

• trigger - This can be one of: click (The player must right-click on a given block or with a given item) block (The player must walk across the given block) pos (the player must be a the given position in the world)
• item - the player must have this item (specified by registry name) in the main hand when right-clicking
• block - the player must be right-clicking on this block (trigger = click), or the player must walk over this block (trigger = block)
• moveto - teleport the player to this x, y, z location. use "0" for y to have the mod find a safe height for the player nearest sea level
• move - teleport the player x, y, z blocks from their current position, if only value is specified, the player will be teleported that may blocks in the direction they are looking.
• pos - the position the player must be at (trigger = pos) use "*" to indicate the x/y/z value should be ignored
• base - build a small platform out of this block (specified by registry name) at the destination of the player
• itemmatch - This is a regex (if value start with a slash "/") or a partial string match against the item's name and/or NBTtag
• blockmatch - This is a regex (if value start with a slash "/") or a partial string match against the block name and/or NBTtag that the payer is looking at
• match - will translate to "itemmatch" if an "item" is specified, otherwise translates to "blockmatch"
• from - list of dimension IDs that the player must be in

More information can be found here

What means Verified?

• Compatibility: The mod should be compatible with the latest version of Minecraft and be clearly labeled with its supported versions.
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How to Install