TPA (Teleport Request) System
Learn how to create a complete TPA system with Request, Accept, and Deny functionality!
What is TPA?
A Teleport Request system allows players to request teleportation to other players with an accept/deny mechanism.
Setup Instructions
Step 1: Define Syntax Patterns
Edit config/CommandMaker/syntax.json:
{
"tpa": {
"pattern": "/tpa <player>",
"description": "Send teleport request"
},
"tpaccept": {
"pattern": "/tpaccept <player>",
"description": "Accept teleport request"
},
"tpadeny": {
"pattern": "/tpadeny <player>",
"description": "Deny teleport request"
}
}
Step 2: Create Aliases
Edit config/CommandMaker/aliases.json:
{
"tpa": "tellraw ${tpa_player} {\"text\":\"${player} wants to teleport to you! Type /tpaccept ${player} or /tpadeny ${player}\",\"color\":\"yellow\"}",
"tpaccept": "execute as ${tpaccept_player} at @s run tp ${player} @s",
"tpadeny": "tellraw ${tpadeny_player} {\"text\":\"Teleport request from ${player} denied.\",\"color\":\"red\"}"
}
Step 3: Reload
In-game, run:
/addcommand reload
Usage Example
Player A requests TP to Player B:
/tpa B
→ Player B receives: "A wants to teleport to you! Type /tpaccept A or /tpadeny A"
Player B accepts:
/tpaccept A
→ Player A is teleported to Player B
Or Player B denies:
/tpadeny A
→ Player A receives: "Teleport request from B denied."
Advanced Variations
With Delay
{
"tpa": "schedule function my_namespace:tpa_delay 5t"
}
With Confirmation Sound
{
"tpaccept": "playsound entity.player.teleport neutral @s && execute as ${tpaccept_player} at @s run tp ${player} @s"
}
With Toast Notification
{
"tpa": "tellraw ${tpa_player} {\"text\":\"${player} sent TPA\",\"color\":\"yellow\"} && playsound ui.button.click master ${tpa_player}"
}
💡 Pro Tip
Use JSON formatting in the tellraw command for colored messages and better formatting!
Customization Ideas
- Add cooldown with
schedulecommand - Add permission checks with
execute if predicate - Add sound effects on accept/deny
- Track requests with custom variables
- Send different messages to different players