Waypoints

Creating waypoints

Player waypoints (those made with /kit waypoints) can only be made with that kit, but region waypoints, invisible (admin) waypoints and legacy Region Poles can be made by admins with commands.

```
/waypoints create admin
```
Creates an invisible waypoint.
```
/waypoints create faction-region
```
Creates a region waypoint found in places like Latium or Colonia.
```
/waypoints create region-pole
```
Creates a legacy Region Pole waypoint.

Once a waypoint has been made, it won’t have a name, so to modify it with commands, stand inside the waypoint and use -current instead of a waypoint name in commands. (For example, use /waypoints info -current instead of something like /waypoints info Latium)

Naming Waypoints

Waypoints can be given names and aliases. Names are the primary identifier used for waypoints, while aliases just allow you to type a different name for the same region when doing /visit <region>

You can set a waypoint’s name by changing the name property, like so:

/waypoints property set <waypoint> name <new name>

And a waypoint’s aliases can be changed by modifying the aliases property, like so

/waypoints property set <waypoint> aliases <new aliases>

example: /waypoints property set Latium aliases l latins spawn Makes the Latium waypoint, use l, latins, spawn as its aliases.

When changing aliases on a waypoint that already has aliases set, do /waypoints property unset Latium aliases before setting new aliases. Otherwise, the name validator will not allow you to change them.

Moving a waypoint

Waypoints can be moved to where you are standing with

/waypoints move <waypoint>

Changing waypoint metadata

Display Item

Waypoints use display items in the waypoint gui, by default, they use a name tag. This can be changed with:

/waypoints property set <waypoint> display_material <item>

example: /waypoints property set <waypoint> display_material minecraft:stone

Description

Waypoints have descriptions, these are shown when hovering over the waypoint’s name in /waypointlist or when looking at the items in the waypoint gui.
Descriptions can be changed like so:

/waypoints description set <waypoint> <description>

Name Color

Waypoint name colors can be changed, like so:

/waypoints property set <waypoint> name_color <color>

The command accepts any name color, like red, yellow, etc. It also accepts hex colors with either a 0x prefix, or # prefix.

Rotating a waypoint

By default, waypoints face east, this can be changed with:

/waypoints property set <waypoint> direction <direction>

Accepts one of the following values: east, west, south, north

Destroying a waypoint

Waypoints can be removed with a command:

/waypoints remove <waypoint>