/tp
Teleport a player to a location
Also available as: /teleport
Syntax
/tp <targetPlayer>/tp <player> <targetPlayer>/tp <x> <y> <z> [--pitch=<value>] [--roll=<value>] [--yaw=<value>]/tp <player> <x> <y> <z> [--pitch=<value>] [--roll=<value>] [--yaw=<value>]
- Main commandthe command name that starts it all
- Requiredrequired, in a fixed order
- Optionaloptional, with --name=value
Additional ways to run the command are listed under its subcommands.
Arguments
/tp <targetPlayer>
Teleport to another player
| Argument | Type | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
targetPlayer | Required | Player The name of the player. | The target player to teleport to |
/tp <player> <targetPlayer>
Teleport another player to a target player
| Argument | Type | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
player | Required | Player The name of the player. | An online player |
targetPlayer | Required | Player The name of the player. | The target player to teleport to |
/tp <x> <y> <z> [--pitch=<value>] [--roll=<value>] [--yaw=<value>]
Teleport to specific coordinates
| Argument | Type | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
x | Required | Relative Decimal Coordinate An x, y, or z coordinate as a decimal. Prefix with a tilde (~) to define as relative. | The X coordinate |
y | Required | Relative Decimal Coordinate An x, y, or z coordinate as a decimal. Prefix with a tilde (~) to define as relative. | The Y coordinate |
z | Required | Relative Decimal Coordinate An x, y, or z coordinate as a decimal. Prefix with a tilde (~) to define as relative. | The Z coordinate |
--pitch | Optional | Relative Float A floating-point number. Prefix with a tilde (~) to define as relative. | The pitch rotation (in degrees) |
--roll | Optional | Relative Float A floating-point number. Prefix with a tilde (~) to define as relative. | The roll rotation (in degrees) |
--yaw | Optional | Relative Float A floating-point number. Prefix with a tilde (~) to define as relative. | The yaw rotation (in degrees) |
/tp <player> <x> <y> <z> [--pitch=<value>] [--roll=<value>] [--yaw=<value>]
Teleport to specific coordinates
| Argument | Type | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
player | Required | Player The name of the player. | The target player to teleport to |
x | Required | Relative Decimal Coordinate An x, y, or z coordinate as a decimal. Prefix with a tilde (~) to define as relative. | The X coordinate |
y | Required | Relative Decimal Coordinate An x, y, or z coordinate as a decimal. Prefix with a tilde (~) to define as relative. | The Y coordinate |
z | Required | Relative Decimal Coordinate An x, y, or z coordinate as a decimal. Prefix with a tilde (~) to define as relative. | The Z coordinate |
--pitch | Optional | Relative Float A floating-point number. Prefix with a tilde (~) to define as relative. | The pitch rotation (in degrees) |
--roll | Optional | Relative Float A floating-point number. Prefix with a tilde (~) to define as relative. | The roll rotation (in degrees) |
--yaw | Optional | Relative Float A floating-point number. Prefix with a tilde (~) to define as relative. | The yaw rotation (in degrees) |
Subcommands (7)
/tp all <x> <y> <z> [--pitch=<value>] [--roll=<value>] [--world=<value>] [--yaw=<value>]
Teleport all players to a location
/tp home
Teleports you to your home
/tp top
Teleport to the highest block above you
/tp back [--count=<value>]
Teleport to the most recent teleport location
/tp forward [--count=<value>]
Teleport to the next teleport location
/tp history
Dumps teleport history to console
/tp world <worldName> [--player=<value>]
Teleport to another world
Permissions
- Permission
hytale.teleport.command.tp- Default group
- WorldEditor
Teleport to another player
- Permission
hytale.command.teleport.self
Teleport another player to a target player
- Permission
hytale.command.teleport.other
Teleport to specific coordinates
- Permission
hytale.command.teleport.self
Teleport to specific coordinates
- Permission
hytale.command.teleport.other
The groups build on one another: Adventurer, Builder, WorldEditor, ServerEditor, Admin. Higher groups inherit the permissions of lower ones; new players are Adventurers, and admins (OP) can do everything.