Teleporting a player to other worlds?

Hi,


So I've been trying to make it so players can teleport to other worlds. I've seen all of the threads on the forums, but none of the answers seem to work for me. Here's the code:

Code:

        if(cmd.getName().equalsIgnoreCase("worldtp")) {
            Location world = getServer().getWorld(args[0]).getSpawnLocation();
            loc = new Location(getServer().getWorld(args[0]), world.getX(), world.getY(), world.getZ());
            senderplayer.teleport(loc);
            return true;
        }

Note: I declared the "loc" variable earlier in the code.


Ideas?

 

if you create a new location you pass a world, x, y and z to it. So instead of giving it the first world (getServer().getWorld(args[0])) just give it another world, like this:
Location to = new Location(getServer().getWorld("AnotherWorld", x, y, z);
player.teleport(to);

BTW: Why are you creating a new location with the exact same world, x, y and z as the previous location? In other worlds: Why not just:
Location world = getServer().getWorld(args[0]).getSpawnLocation();
senderplayer.teleport(world);

 

Okay, so I tried this:

Code:

if(cmd.getName().equalsIgnoreCase("worldtp")) {
            Location world = getServer().getWorld(args[0]).getSpawnLocation();
            senderplayer.teleport(world);
            return true;
        }

But it still doesn't work.

Also, I don't know if this helps, but the world I used to test out the plugin I put in the same directory as the jar that I use to run the server.

 

So you have a folder called worldtp in your server but you didn't load it? Then you have to load this world before you can tp to it. You could do this in your bukkit.yml, with a plugin like MultiVerse or with Java code in your plugin.

 

1. No, worldtp is the command. I named the test world "test_world" and typed "/worldtp test_world" into my server and it didn't work.

2. How do I load a world?

 

Bukkit.yml, MultiVerse or Java code.

 

Yes! It's working! Thanks a bunch!

 

wait, I don't get it. i tried registering a world in the bukkit.yml, but it still doesn't work. here's my code:

Code:

if(cmd.equalsIgnoreCase("tpWorld")){
                Location loc =  new Location(getServer().getWorld(args[0]),1, 1, 1);     
                player.teleport(loc);
            }

Code:

# This is the main configuration file for Bukkit.
# As you can see, there's actually not that much to configure without any plugins.
# For a reference for any variable inside this file, check out the bukkit wiki at
# http://wiki.bukkit.org/Bukkit.yml
settings:
  allow-end: true
  warn-on-overload: true
  permissions-file: permissions.yml
  update-folder: update
  ping-packet-limit: 100
  use-exact-login-location: false
  plugin-profiling: false
  connection-throttle: 4000
  query-plugins: true
  deprecated-verbose: default
  shutdown-message: Server closed
spawn-limits:
  monsters: 70
  animals: 15
  water-animals: 5
  ambient: 15
chunk-gc:
  period-in-ticks: 600
  load-threshold: 0
ticks-per:
  animal-spawns: 400
  monster-spawns: 1
  autosave: 0
auto-updater:
  enabled: true
  on-broken:
  - warn-console
  - warn-ops
  on-update:
  - warn-console
  - warn-ops
  preferred-channel: rb
  host: dl.bukkit.org
  suggest-channels: true
database:
  username: bukkit
  isolation: SERIALIZABLE
  driver: org.sqlite.JDBC
  password: walrus
  url: jdbc:sqlite:{DIR}{NAME}.db
 worlds:
   world1:
     generator: CleanroomGenerator
  url: jdbc:sqlite:{DIR}{NAME}.db

 

Yeah, using bukkit.yml for registering worlds didn't work for me, either. Try using the WorldCreator class, instead. It works for both creating worlds and loading worlds that have already been created (the only problem is that all worlds are unloaded every time the server stops). So you could do:

Code:

if(cmd.getName().equalsIgnoreCase("tpWorld") && args.length==1) {
Location l;
if(getServer().getWorld(args[0]) == null)
l = new WorldCreator(args[0]).createWorld().getSpawnLocation();
else
l = getServer().getWorld(args[0]).getSpawnLocation();
player.teleport(l);
}