SMPPositionSaver
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📋 About This Mod
# SMP Position Saver A Bukkit plugin for Minecraft 1.21.8 that saves and restores player positions in SMP worlds. ## Features - **Auto save**: Saves player position when they leave an SMP world - **Auto restore**: Restores the last saved position when a player enters an SMP world - **Flexible configuration**: Configurable list of worlds treated as SMP - **Multi-world support**: Handles multiple SMP worlds at once - **YAML storage**: Positions stored in `positions.yml` ## Installation 1. Compile the plugin with Maven: ```bash mvn clean package ``` 2. Copy the generated JAR from `target/` to your server's `plugins/` folder. 3. Restart the server or reload the plugins. ## Configuration The `config.yml` file will be generated automatically in the plugin folder: ```yaml # SMP worlds configuration smp-worlds: - "world" - "world_nether" - "world_the_end" - "survival" - "survival_nether" - "survival_the_end" # Customizable messages messages: position-saved: "§aYour position has been saved in {world}!" position-restored: "§aYou have been teleported to your last position in {world}!" no-position-saved: "§cNo saved position for this world." config-reloaded: "§aConfiguration reloaded successfully!" # Options options: save-on-quit: true restore-on-join: true clear-on-death: true debug: false # Datapack functions executed when entering/exiting an SMP world entry-function: "datapack:functions/enter_smp" exit-function: "datapack:functions/exit_smp" ``` ### SMP worlds configuration Add or remove worlds in the `smp-worlds` section to define which worlds belong to the SMP group. - Names may be exact or use the wildcard `*`. For instance `world_*` will match `world_1`, `world_nether`, etc. ### Options - `save-on-quit`: Save the position when the player leaves the server - `restore-on-join`: Restore the position when the player joins the server - `clear-on-death`: Remove saved coordinates when a player dies in an SMP world - `debug`: Enable debug logging ## How it works ### When a player enters an SMP world: 1. The plugin checks if a position was saved for that player in this world 2. If so, the player is teleported to their last saved position 3. Otherwise a message informs them that no position is available ### When a player leaves an SMP world: 1. The plugin automatically saves the player's current position 2. Coordinates (x, y, z), orientation (yaw, pitch) and world are recorded 3. A message confirms the save ### Data storage Positions are saved in `plugins/SMPPositionSaver/positions.yml` with this structure: ```yaml players: <player-uuid>: <world-name>: x: 123.45 y: 64.0 z: -456.78 yaw: 90.0 pitch: 0.0 ``` ## Permissions - `smppositionsaver.use`: Allows use of the position saving system (default: true) ## Commands - `/smp`: Teleports the player to the SMP coordinates defined in the configuration. - `/smp reload`: Reloads the configuration file; requires permission `smp.reload` (op by default). This command isn't required for normal operation but can be useful after editing `config.yml` without restarting the server. ## Compatibility - **Minecraft**: 1.21.8 - **API**: Spigot/Paper 1.21+ - **Java**: 21+ ## Development The plugin is structured with the following components: - `SMPPositionSaver`: Main plugin class - `ConfigManager`: Configuration manager - `PositionManager`: Player position manager - `PlayerWorldChangeListener`: Listener for world change events - `PlayerPosition`: Model representing a saved position ## Support For any questions or issues, please check the server logs or enable debug mode in the configuration.
# SMP Position Saver
A Bukkit plugin for Minecraft 1. 21. 8 that saves and restores player positions in SMP worlds.
## Features
- Auto save: Saves player position when they leave an SMP world
- Auto restore: Restores the last saved position when a player enters an SMP world
- Flexible configuration: Configurable list of worlds treated as SMP
- Multi-world support: Handles multiple SMP worlds at once
- YAML storage: Positions stored in `positions.yml`
## Installation
1. Compile the plugin with Maven: ```bash mvn clean package ```
2. Copy the generated JAR from `target/` to your server's `plugins/` folder.
3. Restart the server or reload the plugins.
## Configuration
The `config.yml` file will be generated automatically in the plugin folder:
```yaml # SMP worlds configuration smp-worlds: - "world" - "world_nether" - "world_the_end" - "survival" - "survival_nether" - "survival_the_end"
# Customizable messages messages: position-saved: "§aYour position has been saved in {world}!" position-restored: "§aYou have been teleported to your last position in {world}!" no-position-saved: "§cNo saved position for this world." config-reloaded: "§aConfiguration reloaded successfully!"
# Options options: save-on-quit: true restore-on-join: true clear-on-death: true debug: false # Datapack functions executed when entering/exiting an SMP world entry-function: "datapack:functions/enter_smp" exit-function: "datapack:functions/exit_smp" ```
### SMP worlds configuration
Add or remove worlds in the `smp-worlds` section to define which worlds belong to the SMP group.
- Names may be exact or use the wildcard ``. For instance `world_` will match `world_1`, `world_nether`, etc.
### Options
- `save-on-quit`: Save the position when the player leaves the server
- `restore-on-join`: Restore the position when the player joins the server
- `clear-on-death`: Remove saved coordinates when a player dies in an SMP world
- `debug`: Enable debug logging
## How it works
### When a player enters an SMP world:
1. The plugin checks if a position was saved for that player in this world 2. If so, the player is teleported to their last saved position 3. Otherwise a message informs them that no position is available
### When a player leaves an SMP world:
1. The plugin automatically saves the player's current position 2. Coordinates (x, y, z), orientation (yaw, pitch) and world are recorded 3. A message confirms the save
### Data storage
Positions are saved in `plugins/SMPPositionSaver/positions.yml` with this structure:
```yaml
players:
## Permissions
- `smppositionsaver.use`: Allows use of the position saving system (default: true)
## Commands
- `/smp`: Teleports the player to the SMP coordinates defined in the configuration.
- `/smp reload`: Reloads the configuration file; requires permission `smp.reload` (op by default).
This command isn't required for normal operation but can be useful after editing `config.yml` without restarting the server.
## Compatibility
- Minecraft: 1. 21. 8
- API: Spigot/Paper 1. 21+
- Java: 21+
## Development
The plugin is structured with the following components:
- `SMPPositionSaver`: Main plugin class
- `ConfigManager`: Configuration manager
- `PositionManager`: Player position manager
- `PlayerWorldChangeListener`: Listener for world change events
- `PlayerPosition`: Model representing a saved position
For any questions or issues, please check the server logs or enable debug mode in the configuration.
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Minecraft Plugins
- Author
- fox3000foxy
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Downloads
- 73
- Endorsements
- 2
- Category
- bukkit
- Created
- 2/28/2026
- Updated
- 2/24/2026
- Game Versions
- 1.21, 1.21.1, 1.21.2, 1.21.3, 1.21.4
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Which Minecraft Plugins versions does SMPPositionSaver support?
The author lists 1.21, 1.21.1, 1.21.2, 1.21.3, 1.21.4, 1.21.5. Other versions may work but are untested by the author.
What is the latest version of SMPPositionSaver?
Version 1.0.0, published 2026-02-24 with 73 downloads recorded at the source.
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