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/back location is lost on server restart #3

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justinbchen opened this issue Mar 7, 2023 · 6 comments
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/back location is lost on server restart #3

justinbchen opened this issue Mar 7, 2023 · 6 comments
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@justinbchen
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Would it be possible to save the location to disk so that the /back location is persistent?

@CodedSakura
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theoretically, yes, with some minor code changes, but i really don't see it being practical...

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Why not? In most Spigot/Paper servers I've been in with Essentials, people tend to rely on /back as a persistent temporary warp point and it often ends up quite useful in that regard.

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wait, so how do you mean persistent? i though persistent meant that it persists across server restarts...

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@justinbchen
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Yes, that is what I mean. Especially in servers that restart often, it's convenient to know that you won't lose your /back.

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alright, i'll consider making it persistent

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the 2.1.0 version now has config options to persist teleports and deaths across server restarts

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