The idea here is simple. I often get lost when moving around my fairly large Minecraft world. And I like to run in large worlds, and not just kick off a series of small ones.
Unfortunately, just building big pylons does not help you past the immediate horizon.
Waypoints have a name, a location (and so x, y, and z) and are specific to a player and world.
The table also contains one row with the 'active' column set to 1. All other rows are set to 0.
When one creates a new waypoint and it becomes active, or when one activates an existing waypoint, a compass will point to it so that you can find it without getting lost.
A few rows from the waypoints table might look like this:
| pk | x | y | z | name | player | active | world |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | zero | Arkady421 | 0 | world |
| 2 | 1000 | 64 | 1000 | ocean monument | Arkady421 | 1 | world |
The commands offered by this plugin are:
- /whence - give location and distance to current waypoint.
- /whence help - this list fo commands.
- /whence list - list the existing waypoints by name.
- /whence new a b c - create waypoint with name "a b c" and set current.
- /whence set a b c - set existing waypoint with name "a b c" to current.
- /whence delete a b c - delete waypoint with name "a b c".
And that is all. Thank you for your support.