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Configuration

The TpaGui configuration file config.yml allows you to customize almost all interface text and functional settings.

Message Configuration (messages)​

The messages section supports the use of & color codes.

Basic Messages​

  • prefix: Prefix for plugin messages.
  • player-offline: Prompt when a player attempts an operation on a player who is already offline.
  • no-players-online: Prompt when opening the menu when there are no other online players on the server.

GUI Menu (gui)​

Chest menu configuration for Java Edition players:

  • title: Menu title, supports the {page} placeholder.
  • skull:
    • name: Display name for player heads, supports {player}.
    • lore: Operation guide below the skull.
  • navigation: Text for Previous Page/Next Page buttons.

Form Interface (form)​

Form configuration for Bedrock Edition players:

  • title: Main menu title.
  • player-select: Label for the player selection dropdown.
  • tpahere-toggle: Switch between "Teleport to him" or "Let him teleport to me".
  • request:
    • title: Title for the teleport request pop-up.
    • content-to: Content when applying to teleport to the other party.
    • content-here: Content when applying for the other party to teleport to oneself.
    • accept/deny: Button text.

Command Settings (commands)​

This is the core of TpaGui's flexibility, allowing you to adjust commands based on the base plugins your server uses (such as EssentialsX, CMI, etc.).

TPA Core Commands​

  • to-player: Set the command to apply to teleport to the other party (default is tpa).
  • here: Set the command to apply for the other party to teleport to oneself (default is tpahere).

Listening Settings​

  • listen-commands: The plugin will listen for these commands to pop up a confirmation window for Bedrock players.

Response Commands​

  • accept: List of commands to accept teleport requests.
  • deny: List of commands to deny teleport requests.

Update Check (update-check)​

  • enabled: Whether to enable automatic update checking.
  • interval: Check interval (minutes). Set to 0 to check only once when the server starts.