Description

If you have Telepost with version lower to 4.0 (<4.0) go here

Telepost doesn't require any other mod to function. However, it has softdepend functions for:

• Luckperms: For permission management. (max posts per player, leverage per player, command permissions)

Nerfed teleportation! Easier than ever. Players can create posts if not near enough others. This creates a teleport hall for all players. You may teleport there if you are standing inside another post. You can also have your own post to call a /home.

• /post or /nearestpost or /closestpost: shows you where the nearest post is.
• /sethomepost or /sethome: sets a home on the nearest post.
• /homepost or /home or /h: teleports you to your home.
• /visit <Post> or /v <Post>: teleports you to a Post.
• /forcevisit <Post>: teleports you to a Post without requiring to be standing on a post. OPs only.
• /post list [page]: shows a paginated GUI of the posts.
• /post create <Post> <x> <z>: creates a post with a given name.
• /post rename <OldName> <NewName>: renames a post.
• /post transfer <PostName> <Player>: transfers a post to another player. OPs only.
• /post delete <PostName>: deletes a post. OPs only.
• /post ally <Player>: Mark a player as your ally.
• /post enemy <Player>: Mark a player as your enemy.
• /post forgive <Player>: Forgive a player. (Delete ally/enemy status)

Important permissions:

• telepost.posts.NUMBER - Maximum number of posts a player can own. Default is 1.
• telepost.leverage.NUMBER - Leverage distance to create posts. See the Leverage section for more information. Default is POST-GAP / 2.

Command permissions:

• telepost.command.post - Use /post, /nearestpost, /closestpost
• telepost.command.sethome - Use /sethomepost, /sethome
• telepost.command.home - Use /homepost, /home, /h
• telepost.command.visit - Use /visit, /v
• telepost.command.forcevisit - Use /forcevisit (OPs only)
• telepost.command.list - Use /post list
• telepost.command.create - Use /post create
• telepost.command.rename - Use /post rename
• telepost.command.transfer - Use /post transfer (OPs only)
• telepost.command.delete - Use /post delete (OPs only)
• telepost.command.ally - Use /post ally
• telepost.command.enemy - Use /post enemy
• telepost.command.forgive - Use /post forgive

Config

{
  "db-url": "jdbc:postgresql://kryeit.com:5432/servus",
  "db-user": "postgres",
  "db-password": "lel",
  "post-gap": 2000,
  "post-diameter": 31
}

• You need to input the credentials for a PostgreSQL database. Required to have one in order to use the mod.
• post-gap: The minimum distance in blocks that must be between two posts. Default is 2000 blocks.
• post-diameter: The diameter of the post area. Default is 31 blocks. This is used to offset structures when placing them with /post create.

Leverage

Imagine "post-gap": 1000, inside the config.json.

When creating a post, you must select a location. You can't create a post closer to 1000 blocks from another post.

If you are an ally of a player, their posts will have leverage for you. Once you have leverage, you can create posts closer to your allies. If you had 200 of leverage you could create a post 800 blocks away from your ally's post. If you are an enemy of a player, their posts will have negative leverage for you. You must create posts further away from your enemies. If you had 200 of leverage you could only create a post 1200 blocks away from your enemy's post.

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How to Install