Difference between revisions of "PWarps"

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Basic Commands:

/pwarp <warpname> - Warps to the specified warp. /pwarp create/set <warpname> || /psetwarp <warpname> - Creates a new public warp called <warpname> at your current location. /pwarp pcreate/pset <warpname> || /pwarp privatecreate <name> - Create a new private warp called <name> at your current location. /pwarp delete/remove <warpname> || /pdelwarp <warpname> - Deletes the warp, <warpname>. /pwarp update <warpname> - Updates the specified warp to the your current position. /pwarp welcome <warpname> - Changes the welcome message of the specified warp. You will be ask to enter the welcome message afterwards. The message can be made dynamic using special variables. /pwarp point [warpname] - Points your compass towards the specified warp. To reset the compass, the command can be used without specifying a warp. /pwarp assets/pinfo/pstats/limits [player] - Lists all warps owned by the [player] together with the corresponding warp-limit. /pwarp list [-p] [-c creator] [-w world] [#] -Lists all warps you can visit. Use [-c creator] to list warps of the given creator only and [-w world] to list warps of the given world only. If the warps should be listed by popularity, use [-p]. /pwarp search <name> - Searches for warps under the given <name>. Use [-p] if the warps should be listed by popularity. /pwarp info/stats <warpname> - Gives you all available information about the specified warp. /pwarp help (#) - Displays the help menu.

Social Commands

/pwarp give <player> <name> - Gives a player's warp <name> to <player> /pwarp accept - Accepts a warp that has been given to you by another player. /pwarp invite <player> <warpname> - Invites <player> to <warpname>. /pwarp invite <g:group> <name> - Invites all players in permission <group> to <name> (group support needs to be set correctly). /pwarp uninvite <player> <name> - Uninvites <player> from <name>. /pwarp uninvite <g:group> <name> - Uninvites all players in permission <g:group> to <name> (group support needs to be set correctly). /pwarp public <name> - Makes <name> public. /pwarp private <name> - Makes <name> private.