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下个版本我想把传送回溯的持久化给做了，先等等吧，还有几个小时26.2正式版就发了
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<strong>Note: This document is written in Chinese. If circumstances permit, it's recommended to read the original Chinese documentation instead of other translated versions.</strong>
<strong>Note: This document was originally written in Chinese and translated into other languages using AI. If circumstances permit, it's recommended to read the original Chinese documentation instead of other translated versions.</strong>
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# Introduction
This mod adds a command `/rtp` for randomly teleporting players to any location in the world.
This mod adds a command, `/rtp`, which randomly teleports players to any location in the world.
# Command Formats
- `/rtp`
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## Command Examples
- `/rtp`
Teleports the player executing the command to a random point within a radius of $2.9 \times 10^7 - 10^4$ centered at `(0,0)`.
$2.9 \times 10^7 = 29,000,000$
$10^4 = 10,000$
Teleports the player executing the command to a random point within the area centered at `(0,0)` with a random radius of $2.9 \times 10^7 - 10^4$.
$2.9 \times 10^7 = 29,000,000$ = twenty-nine million
$10^4 = 10,000$ = ten thousand
- `/rtp back`
Teleports the player back to their position before the last random teleport.
**Note: The previous position information is only stored during the game (server) session and will be lost after the game (server) is closed.**
Teleports the player back to their position before the most recent random teleport.
**Note: The previous-position information saved by this feature exists only while the game (server) is running. It will be lost after the game (server) is closed.**
- `/rtp back TheWhiteDog9487`
Teleports `TheWhiteDog9487` back to their position before their last random teleport.
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Teleports the player to a random point within a radius of `1000` centered at `(0,0)`.
- `/rtp TheWhiteDog9487`
Teleports `TheWhiteDog9487` to a random point within a radius of $2.9 \times 10^7 - 10^4$ centered at `(0,0)`.
Teleports `TheWhiteDog9487` to a random point within the area centered at `(0,0)` with a random radius of $2.9 \times 10^7 - 10^4$.
- `/rtp TheWhiteDog9487 1000`
Teleports `TheWhiteDog9487` to a random point within a radius of `1000` centered at `(0,0)`.
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Teleports `TheWhiteDog9487` to a random point within a radius of `1000` centered at `(10000,10000)`.
- `/rtp 10000.0 10000.0 20000.0 20000.0`
Teleports the player to a random point within a rectangular region formed by vertices `(10000,10000)`, `(20000,10000)`, `(20000,20000)`, and `(10000,20000)`.
You need to provide any vertex and its diagonally opposite vertex of this rectangle.
Teleports the player to a random point within the rectangular region formed by the vertices `(10000,10000)`, `(20000,10000)`, `(20000,20000)`, and `(10000,20000)`.
You only need to provide any one vertex of the rectangle and the diagonally opposite vertex.
- `/rtp TheWhiteDog9487 10000.0 10000.0 20000.0 20000.0`
Teleports `TheWhiteDog9487` to a random point within the same rectangular region described above.
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Teleports `TheWhiteDog9487` to a random point within the same rectangular region described above.
- `/rtp TheWhiteDog9487 TheWhiteDog_CN`
Teleports the command executor to a random point within a rectangular region where `TheWhiteDog9487` and `TheWhiteDog_CN`'s current positions are diagonals.
Teleports the command executor to a random point within a rectangular region whose diagonals are the current positions of `TheWhiteDog9487` and `TheWhiteDog_CN`.
- `/rtp TheWhiteDog9487 TheWhiteDog_CN TheWhiteDog4568`
Teleports `TheWhiteDog4568` to a random point within a rectangular region where `TheWhiteDog9487` and `TheWhiteDog_CN`'s current positions are diagonals.
Teleports `TheWhiteDog4568` to a random point within a rectangular region whose diagonals are the current positions of `TheWhiteDog9487` and `TheWhiteDog_CN`.
### Special Notes
The format `/rtp <Radius> <OriginEntity>` does not exist because the second parameter could be either the teleported player's name or the entity serving as the random center. Both are entity types, leading to ambiguity. Similarly, `/rtp <PlayerID> <RegionFromEntity> <RegionToEntity>` is also absent as all three parameters are entity types, making it impossible to distinguish the player ID.
The format `/rtp <Radius> <OriginEntity>` does not exist because the second parameter could be either the teleported player's name or the entity used as the random center. Both are entity types, so there is no way to tell which one it is. Likewise, `/rtp <PlayerID> <RegionFromEntity> <RegionToEntity>` does not exist either, because all three parameters are entity types, making it impossible to determine which one is the player ID.
# Dependencies
Fabric API
- [Fabric API](https://modrinth.com/mod/fabric-api)
- [Fabric Language Kotlin](https://modrinth.com/mod/fabric-language-kotlin)
# Player Permissions
Following the standard `/tp` command, `/rtp` requires a permission level of `2`. For vanilla or vanilla-like servers, players only need "cheats" enabled. For plugin-based servers, specific permission management depends on your setup.
# Supported Game Versions
Currently, only the latest official release is actively supported.
# Installation: Client or Server?
- **Singleplayer**: Install on the client.
- **Singleplayer + Open to LAN**: Install on the host client. Other players do not need to install it.
- **Dedicated Server**: Install on the server. Clients do not strictly need to install it.
# About Player Permissions
Following the vanilla `/tp` command, `/rtp` is set to require permission level `2`. In vanilla or vanilla-like environments, players only need cheat permissions enabled to use it. As for plugin servers, I do not have enough firsthand experience to give specific advice about permission setup.
**Note**: In multiplayer scenarios, if clients do not have the mod installed, they will see command feedback in the server's default language (currently Chinese). Installing the mod on both sides is recommended for full multi-language support.
# Install on the Client or on the Server?
It depends on the case:
1. Singleplayer
1. There is no physical server, so the server side does not matter.
2. Installing it on the client is enough.
2. Singleplayer + Open to LAN
1. This uses the client’s built-in server, so the player who opens the LAN world needs the mod installed on their client.
2. Other players who join do not need to install it.
3. Dedicated server (something like a `server.jar` file)
1. The server needs the mod installed.
2. Clients do not need it.
**Note: In cases 2 and 3, if other players do not install this mod, they will not be able to see the command feedback in the correct translated language, and the default display in that case is Chinese text. If you need to view multilingual translation text, it is probably best for everyone to install it.**