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Introduction

TpaGui is a graphical user interface plugin for TPA requests designed for Minecraft servers. It does not implement teleportation itself — instead, it acts as a GUI layer on top of your existing TPA plugin (EssentialsX, HuskHomes, etc.), replacing cumbersome commands with an intuitive interface.

Core Features​

  • Multi-platform Support: Works on Paper 1.21+ (and forks), with optional Velocity proxy integration for cross-server player lists.
  • Cross-platform Optimization:
    • Java Edition: Chest GUI displaying online player heads; on 1.21.6+, incoming requests can show a native Dialog.
    • Bedrock Edition (Geyser): Automatically detected and served a native Form interface, with accept/deny pop-ups for teleport requests.
  • Back Button: Available on both editions, with configurable material and command (e.g. /cd for Java, /gmenu for Bedrock to return to a main menu).
  • Privacy Friendly: Vanished players are automatically hidden (SuperVanish compatible).
  • Highly Customizable: All interface text supports multiple languages (Simplified Chinese / Traditional Chinese / English) and color codes; all TPA-related commands are configurable.
  • Smart Update Detection: Startup and periodic checks notify admins of new versions.

Why choose TpaGui?​

Traditional TPA plugins usually require players to memorize complex commands (such as /tpa [player_name]). TpaGui transforms this into intuitive operations:

  1. Enter /tpagui.
  2. Find the player you want to teleport to in the interface.
  3. Left-click: Request to teleport to that player.
  4. Right-click: Request that player to teleport to you.

Bedrock players automatically receive a form with "Accept/Deny" buttons; Java players on 1.21.6+ can receive a native Dialog request prompt (falling back to a chat message if the datapack is not installed), greatly enhancing the cross-platform experience.