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Tpa_QMZ

This mod provides a simple tp without needing their consent, and allows you to return.A Quick SOS system: press Left Alt to broadcast a signal with a global sound effect; other players can click the message to tp and provide assistance.

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# TpaQMZ Mod Overview When you and your friend are thousands of miles apart, have you ever thought about using the `tp` command? However, this requires cheat permission, which may make you worry about your friend cheating in the game. This mod provides a seamless teleportation experience. Use /tpa to warp instantly and /back to return to previous locations or death points. Its key feature is the Quick Rescue system: press a hotkey to broadcast an SOS signal, allowing friends to teleport and assist you immediately. ## Command Reference ### 1. Teleportation Commands - `/tpa A` Teleports the executor directly to Player **A**. - `/tpa A B` Teleports Player **A** to Player **B's** location. ### 2. Back Commands - `/back` Returns the executor to their location prior to the last teleport. - `/back death` Returns the executor to their last death coordinate. - > Tip:Return positions and Death positions are stored as independent data sets within the world save, allowing for repeated use. ### 3. Quick Rescue (SOS) - Trigger: Activated via a hotkey (Default: ``Left Alt``). - Broadcast: Sends a global message: someone is under attack! - Audio Feedback: All players will hear the vanilla firework launch sound as a notification. - Interaction: Other players can simply click the message in the chat to teleport and assist. - Constraints: Default 30s cooldown and 5m validity period. ### 4. Admin Configuration - `/tpaConfig setCooldown ` Sets the interval required between sending rescue requests (default: 30s). - `/tpaConfig setTimeout ` Sets the duration for which a rescue request remains clickable (default: 5m). - `/tpaConfig dangerTp ` Enables or disables "Dangerous Teleports." - > Tip:A teleport is considered "Dangerous" if the executor moves someone other than themselves. This includes forcing a player to warp to the executor's own location.