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Swift Survival Teleports Plugin FAQ

10 questions players actually ask, answered.

How do I set up my first home?
Stand at the location you want to save, then type /sethome (for example, /sethome base). You can now return to that spot anytime by typing /home base.
Can I have multiple homes in the same world?
Yes, you can create several homes as long as you stay within your server's max-homes limit. Each home needs a different name, so you could have /sethome base, /sethome farm, and /sethome mine all in the same world.
What happens if I teleport into a wall or lava?
If safe-teleport is enabled on your server, the plugin checks your destination before moving you and will block the teleport if it detects solid blocks or dangerous hazards. If it's disabled, you may spawn inside blocks and need to use /back to escape.
How do I teleport to a friend?
Type /tpask to request visiting them, or /tpahere to ask them to come to you. They accept or deny your request with /tpaccept or /tpdeny.
Why can't I warp as often as I want?
Your server has a warp-cooldown setting that forces a delay between teleports to prevent spam and lag. Wait the required number of seconds before using another warp command.
How do I create a public warp point for my server?
Stand at the location you want to share and type /setwarp . Any player on the server can then teleport there using /warp .
What's the difference between /spawn and /home?
/spawn takes you to the world's default spawn point (set by admins with /setspawn), while /home takes you to a personal location you saved with /sethome.
Can I delete a home or warp I no longer need?
Yes, use /delhome to remove one of your personal homes, or /delwarp to delete a public warp point (if you have permission).
Does /back work after I die?
Yes, /back returns you to your death location or your previous position before any teleport, making it useful for recovering items or getting back to where you were.
Will this plugin cause server lag?
No, the plugin saves data in the background and pre-loads destination chunks before teleporting you, so it avoids tick drops and world lag.