Easy to use travel teleporter stones for world travel.
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"Warps" - a simple warp mod for minetest.

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/setwarp [name]
/delwarp [name]
/warp [name]
/listwarps

priv: warp_admin - set/change/delete warps
priv: warp_user  - list, and use warps

warps are stored in mod_storage. If you had an older version that
uses the `warps.txt` file, it will be converted on load, after
which the file can be removed.

A warpstone can be given or found in the creative inventory (item
id: warps:warpstone). This warpstone can be placed on the ground
and be programmed to warp players who punch it to a certain warp
location (one of the warps in /listwarps). Right-clicking the item
as a warp_admin user will allow you to program the warpstone. The
warpstone can be removed by shift-punching the warp stone.

All warps are delayed by ~5 seconds. You have to stand still for
that duration, otherwise the warp will be cancelled. This may avoid
warp spamming and warping out of combat a bit. The mod tries
really hard to make sure that the player finds themselves in a
loaded area.


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Copyright (C) 2015 - Auke Kok <sofar@foo-projects.org>

"warps" is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as
published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1
of the license, or (at your option) any later version.