SetHomePlugin II
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SetHomePlugin II

SetHomePlugin is a plugin designed specifically for Purpur 1.21.X, while also maintaining full compatibility with Paper and Spigot servers. It allows players to save, teleport to, and manage multiple homes easily with a clean and flexible system.

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📖About SetHomePlugin II

SetHomePlugin is a plugin designed specifically for Purpur 1.21.5, while also maintaining full compatibility with Paper and Spigot servers. It allows players to save, teleport to, and manage multiple homes easily with a clean and flexible system.

✨ Features
Save multiple homes with /sethome

Teleport to saved homes with /home

Delete homes with /delhome

Smart name autocompletion

Permission-based home limits and special access

Full LuckPerms integration

Supports SQLite and MySQL

🧭 Commands
Command Description
/sethome Save a new home
/home Teleport to a home
/delhome Delete a saved home
/shp reload Reload plugin config

Permission Node Description
Use /sethome sethome.use Allows use of /sethome
Use /home home.use Allows use of /home
Use /delhome sethome.delete Allows use of /delhome
Reload plugin config sethome.reload Allows /shp reload
Limit: 1 home sethome.limit.1 Allows up to 1 home
Limit: 3 homes sethome.limit.3 Allows up to 3 homes
Limit: 5 homes sethome.limit.5 Allows up to 5 homes
Unlimited homes sethome.limit.* Allows unlimited homes
Bypass cooldown sethome.bypass-cooldown Skips the cooldown between commands
Bypass teleport delay sethome.bypass-teleport Skips the teleport delay

settings:
command-cooldown: 3
teleport-delay: 3

messages:
usage-sethome: "Usage: /sethome "
usage-home: "Usage: /home "
usage-delhome: "Usage: /delhome "
home-saved: "Home '%home%' saved successfully."
home-not-found: "The home '%home%' does not exist."
home-deleted: "Home '%home%' deleted successfully."
limit-reached: "You have reached your limit of %limit% homes."
cooldown: "You must wait %seconds% seconds to use this command again."
no-permission: "You do not have permission to use this command."