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TpLogin

TpLogin is a advanced plugin that handles global/world spawns. Originated to tp players on login.

PluginsFree1.8 – 1.19
by Joshb_ · listed from SpigotMC · ★★★★★ 4.5
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What it does

TpLogin is a plugin for Paper / Spigot servers, made by Joshb_. TpLogin is a advanced plugin that handles global/world spawns. Originated to tp players on login.

It supports Minecraft 1.8 – 1.19. It has been downloaded 118,464 times on SpigotMC. 21 people rated it 4.5 out of 5. The last update came out on Dec 29, 2022.

Supported versions

1.191.181.171.161.131.121.8

Release history

TpLogin has had 38 releases on SpigotMC since Apr 13, 2016. None of them came out in the past year. The newest is 4.4.0, released on Dec 29, 2022.

VersionReleasedType
4.4.0Dec 29, 2022Release
4.3.1Jan 4, 2022Release
4.3.0Jan 4, 2022Release
4.2.0Jan 28, 2021Release
4.2.0Jan 28, 2021Release

Commands

The commands named on the SpigotMC page of TpLogin:

/spawn/tp/back/tplogin/hub

Permissions

Permission nodes named there, to give with a plugin like LuckPerms:

tplogin.usetplogin.use.backtplogin.use.spawntplogin.use.spawn.otherstplogin.use.spawn.alltplogin.use.settplogin.use.tptplogin.use.reloadtplogin.locationtplogin.bypasstplogin.bypass.joinmessagetplogin.bypass.quitmessagetplogin.bypass.motdtplogin.bypass.cooldowntplogin.bypass.delaytplogin.use.worldcommands
Description from the author on SpigotMC

Features:

  • Multi-World (Standalone/Serverwide) support
  • Handle join and quit messages
  • Handle MOTDs with placeholder API support
  • Handle /spawn commands
  • Handle other group locations (donators)
  • Add join/quit commands
  • Much more

Instructions:

  1. Download this plugin.
  1. Drag and drop the plugin into your plugins folder.
  1. Restart/reload the server to load the plugin.
  1. Edit the config (If needed)
  1. Done!

Supports AuthMe:
https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/authmereloaded.6269/

Supports Essentials(X)

  • Logging and retrieving the user's last location. Although it's not required as I have my own methods in here. So if you use essentials /tp or other essentials teleporting commands, my /back command will tp you back regardless.

NOTE: The plugin automatically imports your worlds to the worlds.yml file. Whichever is the first world it imports, it will be the primary world.

Commands:

() = (optional)

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tplogin - Display's the general plugin page.

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tplogin help - Display's available commands.

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tplogin set (location-name) - Set's the forced location for players that first join.

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tplogin tp (world-name) [location-name] - Teleports to the forced location.

-
tplogin reload - Reload's settings.yml and messages.yml configs.

-
spawn - teleports to the default location.

-
spawn <username> - teleports player to default location.

-
spawn all - teleports all online players to spawn. Besides the command executor.

-
back - teleport to your last location prior to teleport.

Permissions:

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tplogin.use - Allow access to use /tplogin

-
tplogin.use.back - Allow access to use /spawn

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tplogin.use.spawn - Allow access to use /spawn

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tplogin.use.spawn.others - Allow access to use /spawn <username>

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tplogin.use.spawn.all - Allow access tp use /spawn all

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tplogin.use.set - Allow access to use /tplogin set

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tplogin.use.tp - Allow access to teleport to the default location.

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tplogin.use.tp.<world-name>. <location-name> - Allow access to teleport to the named location.

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tplogin.use.reload - Allow access to use /tplogin reload

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tplogin.location.<world-name>.<location name> - teleport to the defined location

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tplogin.bypass - By-Passes the forced location (Enabled in settings.yml)

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tplogin.bypass.joinmessage - Bypass the join message broadcast on join.

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tplogin.bypass.quitmessage - Bypass the join message broadcast on quit.

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tplogin.bypass.motd - Bypass the motd from being sent to the player with this permission.

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tplogin.bypass.cooldown - By-Passes command cooldowns (Instantly teleport)

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tplogin.bypass.delay - By-Passes command delays (Instantly teleport)

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tplogin.use.worldcommands.<command> - players with this permission will have permission to run the global commands set in the worlds.yml

Milestones:

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100 Downloads

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500 Downloads like wtf

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10,000 Downloads like rlly wtf

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20,000 Downloads!!?!>@

  • 5

0,000 Downloads Happy moment

  • 100,000 Downloads - Mega cool

Spoiler: Explained Config Settings

Spoiler: settings.yml

Use-Bypass-Permission - If enabled, anyone with the permission "tplogin.bypass", will bypass the teleport to the forced location

Quit-Timer-Bypass - If enabled, the player has x amount of seconds to log back in without being teleported! (Ex: if the timer is set to 300 seconds, then the player has 5 minutes to log back on without being teleported. (This is useful if a player needs to relog because they lag)

Disable-Default-Join-Quit-Messages - If enabled, when players join/quit. The default join and leave messages will be disabled.

First-Join-Location: Set a specific location where new players spawn for the first time.

Hooks.AuthMe.Hold-Join-Event: Added support for
https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/authmereloaded.6269/ if you have the plugin and set Hooks.AuthMe.Hold-Join-Event to true, the join event will be canceled and will resume when the player login with authme is successful.

Teleport-Join - Settings related to the join event.

Spoiler: Modes

LAST_WORLD_LOCATION - goto the last world's defined location in the world the player was in. (World-Name is ignored, Location is used)

PLAYER_BED - send the player to their bed location. (World-Name and Location is ignored)

DEFINED - send the player to the defined location below. (World-Name is used, Location is used)

PERMISSION - checks if the player has any specific permission set for a location then teleports. If not, default is used. (World-Name is used, Location is ignored)

DISABLE - Disables the setting. (Used for survival servers)

NONE - nothing happens.

Teleport-Death- Settings related to the death event.

Spoiler: Modes

LAST_WORLD_LOCATION - goto the last world's defined location in the world the player was in. (World-Name is ignored, Location is used)

PLAYER_BED - send the player to their bed location. (World-Name and Location is ignored)

DEFINED - send the player to the defined location below. (World-Name is used, Location is used)

PERMISSION - checks if the player has any specific permission set for a location then teleports. If not, default is used. (World-Name is used, Location is ignored)

DISABLE - Disables the setting. (Used for survival servers)

NONE - nothing happens.

Check-Different-Spawn-World: Check if there is another location for the current world's spawn. (Lobby maybe)

Commands-Spawn(Back)-Delay/Cooldown: set the delay and cooldown value of the /spawn and /back commands.

Metrics: Used for me to see how much my plugin is being used.

Spoiler: worlds.yml

Different-Spawn-World: If enabled, when /spawn is run in this world, it will teleport to the defined world spawn that is defined in this section.

MOTD: Set an MOTD for this world on join, PlaceholderAPI is supported!

Join-Message: Set a custom world join message for the players in this world to see.

Join-Message: Set a custom world quit message for the players in this world to see.

Global-Commands: Set commands that can be run on the server to teleport to this worlds spawn.

Example: - hub (/hub will teleport to this worlds default location)

Adding :LAST_LOCATION at the end of a command will teleport the player to their last location in that world. (Survival servers)

Example: - survival:LAST_LOCATION

By default, all command lists are empty if you have the plugin installed already.

Join-Commands:

Join commands are configured as followed:

'delay_in_seconds:sender(CONSOLE/PLAYER):command'

Ex:

  • '0:CONSOLE:say hello %player_name%'
  • '5:CONSOLE:say thought I should say hello again %player_name%'

By default, all command lists are empty if you have the plugin installed already.

Quit-Commands:

Quit commands are configured as followed:

'command'

Ex: 'say hello %player_name%'

Void-Teleport:

If enabled, if the player falls below Y: 0. The player will be teleported to said location.

Works the same way Different-Spawn-World works.

Video Tutorials:

none ;(

PLEASE DO NOT POST BUGS THAT YOU FIND IN THE REVIEW SECTION, THANKS

Written by Joshb_. Read it with pictures on SpigotMC.

How to install TpLogin

  1. Make sure your server runs Paper and Spigot on Minecraft 1.8 – 1.19.

  2. Download the .jar file from SpigotMC and put it in the plugins folder of your server.

  3. Restart the server. Avoid /reload, many plugins do not handle it well.

  4. Type /plugins in the console: TpLogin should be listed in green. Its config files are created in the plugins folder on the first start.

Compatibility

Minecraft versions
1.19, 1.18, 1.17, 1.16, 1.13, 1.12, 1.8
Runs on
Paper, Spigot
Edition
Java
Needs
Nothing else
Price
Free
Upkeep
Actively updated (Nov 10, 2026)

TpLogin compared with similar ones

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Questions

Does TpLogin work on Minecraft 26.x?

Not yet. The newest version it supports is Minecraft 1.19.

Is TpLogin free?

Yes. TpLogin is free to download from SpigotMC.

Which server software does TpLogin run on?

TpLogin runs on Paper and Spigot servers.

Is TpLogin still updated?

Yes. The last update came out in the past day.

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