Supported Games
Portals allows to place Portals which you can step into to teleport.
What are portals?
Portals are represented by spheres you can step into. Each portal can have multiple entrances and exits (portal points).
Every time a player enters an entrance, a random exit is chosen for them to be teleported to.Portals can also function in both ways where players can step into an exit and get teleported to an entrance.
Permissions
portals.use-- required to use portalsportals.use.<portal>-- required to use portals with individual permissionsportals.admin-- required to use the/portalcommand
Chat Commands
/portal list-- list existing portal names/portal entrance|entr|exit <portal>-- add new entrance or exit to a portal/portal entrance|entr|exit -r <portal>-- add new entrance or exit to a portal, and remove any existing entrances or exits/portal info-- show information about the portal entrance/exit you are looking at/portal remove-- remove the portal entrance/exit you are looking at/portal remove <portal>-- remove the entire portal with the specified name
Configuration
Sphere Radius-- the radius of the portal spheresSphere Density (Enterable)-- the amount of spheres layered on top of eachother for portal points which can be entered (entrance, or exit of a two-way portal)Sphere Density (Not Enterable)-- the amount of spheres layered on top of eachother for portal points which can not be entered (exits of a one-way portal)Portals-- additional options for each specific portalName-- the name of the portalIsOneWay-- if false, exits can also be entered to teleport to a random entranceRequiresIndiviualPermission-- if true, players need the permissionportals.use.<portal>instead ofportals.useTeleportationTime-- amount of seconds to wait before teleporting the playerEntrances-- entrance positions, best not manually configured in hereExits-- exit positions, best not manually configured in here
Default Configuration
{
"Sphere Radius": 1.0,
"Sphere Density (Enterable)": 3,
"Sphere Density (Not Enterable)": 1,
"Portals": []
}
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