This branch develops version 1.21.1 fabric
TPA++ is an async, open source and customisable TPA mod. While the mod still functions out of the box, there are many in-depth options to configure and change to your liking. Additionally, TPA++ has some features under the "/tpaplusplus" command that allows you to make mass changes to your configuration easily and quickly. Check out the wiki for more information.
TPA++ is the first TPA mod to run on Forge, NeoForge, Fabric and Quilt. Additionally, TPA++ run's on every version from 1.20.1 - 1.20.5-SNAPSHOT (inclusive).
TPAPlusPlus currently features eight custom commands, here is a quick run-through over each of them (Command arguments marked with $ are optional!):
/tpa [player]• Sends a teleport request to any player./tpahere [player]• Sends a teleport here request to any player./tpaaccept $[player]• Accepts the latest teleport request. If a player is specified, accepts the teleport request from that player./tpadeny $[player]• Denies the latest teleport request. If a player is specified, denies the teleport request from that player./tpacancel $[player]• Cancels the last teleport request that you sent. If a player is specified, cancels the teleport request to that player./tptoggle• Toggles on/off teleport request's for the player running the command./back• After a player dies, running this command will teleport them to their latest death. This can be disabled in the config./tpblock• Prevents a player from sending teleport requests to you./tpunblock• Allows a blocked player to send teleport requests to you again./tpaplusplus• This command has its own documentation on the wiki!
TPA++ also features some unique and exclusive features, here is a run through over the main ones:
Command Windups• Controls how long any command takes to execute. For example, you can make /tpa take 5 seconds, and /tpaaccept take 3 seconds. Since update 1.5.2 you can now use decimal numbers in your windups!Command Windup Distance• Controls how far away a player can move from their original starting point, after the command's "windup countdown" has started.Range Checks• Controls the minimum / maximum distance a player can be from another player before sending / accepting a teleport request.Dimension Checks• Prevents players from teleporting between dimensions, i.e. they must be in the same dimension to TPA to eachother.Message Control• Lets you modify every message sent by TPA++. You can add color codes, emoji, rewrite any sentences to whatever you want (there's seriously no restrictions, go wild).Command Control• Lets you modify all the commands (what players type in chat), so if you want you can change/tpato/whateverAutomatic Update Checking• Automatically check's for updates to TPA++ so you never miss out on the latest features!Command Cooldowns• Controls the interval before a player can execute the same command again (requested in feature request #1).
Global Cooldown• Controls the interval before a player can run any TPA++ command sequentially after another.
Is TPA++ server-side only?• Yes, TPA++ is server sided and always will remain. This means you can run a (neoforge/forge/fabric/quilt) server and let completely vanilla clients join, or add this mod to an existing modpack without having to add it to everyone's client.Does this mod work in singleplayer / open-to-LAN• Yes, the mod functions perfectly in singleplayer / open-to-lan. The mod also runs perfectly fine on e4mc / essential / world host, allowing your friends to connect to your worlds and still run fine with TPA++ (useful if you want to run TPA with your friends but don't want to setup a whole server for it).Will you backport TPA++?• Backports are not planned.I found a bug / problem with the mod.• You can report this to me on my Github's issue page.I want to see feature [x] implemented!• Again, you can fill out the feature request form on the issue page!Something I want to change can't be modified in the config!• You can suggest what option you want to see added on the issue page!Can I modify / fork / contribute to TPA++?• Yes, there is a contributing guide on TPA++'s Github, you are free to do whatever you want with the mod under the MIT License
While I tried to minimize dependancies at first, in order to support all mod loaders, it is much quicker and faster for me to push out updates using these mods than if I wrote everything myself. Additionally, these are pretty common dependencies, so you likely already have these in your modpack.
I would also like to be one of the contributors?
Links: CurseForge / Modrinth / Wiki.