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Waystones FAQ
12 questions players actually ask, answered.
how do I get started with waystones?
Craft a 
Warp Stone and place it down to create your first 
Waystone, then right-click it to activate it. Once activated, it becomes a teleport destination you can return to from any other Waystone.
Warp Stone and place it down to create your first Waystone, then right-click it to activate it. Once activated, it becomes a teleport destination you can return to from any other Waystone.how do I teleport between waystones?
Right-click a Waystone to open the travel menu, then select a discovered destination. Teleporting costs XP, and the cost scales with distance traveled.
Waystone to open the travel menu, then select a discovered destination. Teleporting costs XP, and the cost scales with distance traveled.why can't I teleport to a waystone I found?
You must activate a Waystone by right-clicking it before it appears in your travel list. Some Waystones also require you to have enough XP to cover the travel cost.
Waystone by right-clicking it before it appears in your travel list. Some Waystones also require you to have enough XP to cover the travel cost.what's the difference between a waystone, 
portstone, and sharestone?
Waystones are public and shared across the world, Portstones are private to you, and Sharestones let you grant access to specific players. Use Portstones or Sharestones when you don't want strangers teleporting into your base.
how do I make a private waystone only I can use?
Craft a Portstone instead of a regular Waystone and place it down. Only you can see and use it in the travel menu, so it's ideal for personal bases.
Portstone instead of a regular Waystone and place it down. Only you can see and use it in the travel menu, so it's ideal for personal bases.how do I let a friend use my waystone?
Place a Sharestone and add your friend to its access list by interacting with it. They'll then be able to travel to it from their own Waystone network.
Waystone network.how do scrolls work?
Warp Scrolls teleport you to a Waystone you've already discovered, Return Scrolls send you back to your last-used Waystone, and Bound Scrolls are tied to one specific destination. All are consumed on use.
Waystone you've already discovered, Return Scrolls send you back to your last-used Waystone, and Bound Scrolls are tied to one specific destination. All are consumed on use.how do I travel between dimensions?
Build a Warp Portal and link it to a Waystone on the other side, or use a 
Warp Scroll if you've already discovered a destination in that dimension. Portals are the reliable way to move between the Overworld, Nether, and End.
Waystone on the other side, or use a Warp Scroll if you've already discovered a destination in that dimension. Portals are the reliable way to move between the Overworld, Nether, and End.how do I rename or organize my waystones?
Right-click a Waystone with a name tag or use its naming interface to give it a custom label. Naming them by base or biome makes the travel menu much easier to navigate once you have many.
Waystone with a name tag or use its naming interface to give it a custom label. Naming them by base or biome makes the travel menu much easier to navigate once you have many.can I move or break a waystone without losing it?
Breaking a Waystone drops it as an item so you can pick it up and place it elsewhere. Any name or ownership settings may need to be reapplied after replacing it.
Waystone drops it as an item so you can pick it up and place it elsewhere. Any name or ownership settings may need to be reapplied after replacing it.why is my waystone not showing up in the menu?
Make sure you've activated it by right-clicking, and check that you're within range of a Waystone when opening the travel menu. Portstones and Sharestones only appear for players with access.
Waystone when opening the travel menu. Portstones and Sharestones only appear for players with access.does this mod work on servers and with other mods?
Yes, Waystones is designed for both singleplayer and multiplayer, and it's commonly used alongside map, storage, and tech mods. Server admins can configure teleport costs, XP requirements, and dimension restrictions in the config.