Dimensions

DebugLevel: <default: 0> | 0-3 levels to help debbuging

GenerateNewWorlds: <default: false> | Allow the plugin to generate and load worlds that are not managed by another plugin.

MaxRadius: <default: 10> | radius of a portal (how many blocks wide the portal can be, only frames)

DefaultWorld: <default: world> | the plugin will send the player here if the return algorithm fails

EnableParticles: <default: false> | spawn particles around portal

EnableMobsTeleportation: <default: false> | enable mobs from teleporting through portals

EnableNonLivingEntitiesTeleportation: <default: false> | enable any entity to go through portals

TeleportDelay: <default: 4> | how much seconds the player must stand in the portal to be teleported

SearchRadius: <default: 128> | How many blocks away from the portal location the plugin will search for lit portals.

SafeSpotSearchRadius: <default: 16> | How many blocks away from the portal location the plugin will search for a place to build a portal

ConsumeItems: <default: true> | Update durability or remove an item from player's inventory in portal ignition

NetherPortalEffect: <default : true> | show nether portal effect to player when stands on an active portal

PathRules: <default: []> | add "path rules" so the portal linking algorythm will act more like the way you want it to.

ShowPortalContent: <default: true> | Make the inside of the portal visible

DimensionsMode: <default: PLAYER_HISTORY> | Change dimensions mode between LINKED_PORTALS and PLAYER_HISTORY. The difference is that portal will not teleport the player to the world they should (according to their history) but will teleport to the linked portal IF there is one (if there is not, they will teleport like they normally would)

ReplacePortalRuins: <default: FULL> | It can take one of those 4 different arguments:
– NONE (does not check for inactive portals or portal remains)
– FULL (Will only replace a full structure of a portal with filled corners)
– <float> (This option can take any number from 0.0 to 1.0 and is used to replace any portal-like structures that have a (<float>*100)% similarity to portal)*
– ANY (Does the exact same this as the previous option but has a preset value of 0.9 (90%))

1. forceReturnWorld – If the plugin finds that a player can "return" to the specified world, then it will return them there and try to find another path to use.
2. ignoreIrrelevantWorld – If the player is neither on default world nor on a portal world and there is this rule for that world then the plugin will not try to return the player in the specified world.
   NOTE: you can use "startsWith:" at the start of the world's name if you have multiple worlds that you want to ignore that start with the same content (example: "startsWith:world_", this will ignore nether and the end)

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