TP Utils Mod FAQ

10 questions players actually ask, answered.

How do I teleport to specific coordinates?

Use the command /tppos to instantly teleport to those exact coordinates. For example, /tppos 100 64 -200 will take you to X:100, Y:64, Z:-200.

Can I go back to where I was before teleporting?

Yes, use /tpu to return to your previous location before your last teleport. This only works for one step back, so teleporting again will update your previous location.

What does /tpchunk do?

/tpchunk teleports you to the center of the chunk you're currently standing in, which is useful for chunk-based building projects or navigation.

Do these commands work in multiplayer?

Yes, TP Utils works in both singleplayer and multiplayer servers, though server permissions may restrict command usage depending on your rank or op status.

Can I teleport other players with this mod?

TP Utils is designed for self-teleportation only; it does not include commands to teleport other players. Use vanilla /tp commands or other mods for that functionality.

What happens if I teleport into a block?

You'll be pushed out of the block to the nearest safe location, similar to how vanilla teleportation handles collisions.

Does this mod cause lag or performance issues?

TP Utils is lightweight and should have minimal impact on performance since it only adds simple teleportation commands without complex mechanics or constant processing.

Can I use negative coordinates with /tppos?

Yes, negative coordinates work normally—for example, /tppos -500 70 -300 is a valid command.

Is there a way to save favorite locations?

TP Utils does not include a built-in waypoint or favorites system; you'll need to manually remember or write down coordinates, or use a separate mod for that feature.

What if /tppos doesn't work or gives an error?

Make sure you're using the correct syntax (/tppos x y z with spaces), that you have permission to use commands, and that the coordinates are valid numbers within your world's boundaries.