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How it works.
It provides each player with two locations they can teleport between: the retreat location and the resume location. The retreat location can be set with the /trigger set.retreat command. Afterwards, the player can teleport there as many times as they like by using the /trigger retreat command. The resume location is only set on usage of the /trigger retreat command. Then, the player can teleport back to the resume location with the /trigger resume command, but only once, as the /trigger resume command will fail to work until one uses the /trigger retreat command again.
When is this useful?
The limitation is so the player can't teleport back to where they were if they die. One could get around this by setting their retreat location to wherever they are exploring for example, but beds and respawn anchors can already do that (outside the end), so if they do this, they lose their quick deathless ticket home.
Subtleties on how it works.
Before deleting the datapack from the datapacks folder, first run the /function retreat_resume:unload command so that all the introduced scoreboard variables are deleted.
Credits.
It provides each player with two locations they can teleport between: the retreat location and the resume location. The retreat location can be set with the /trigger set.retreat command. Afterwards, the player can teleport there as many times as they like by using the /trigger retreat command. The resume location is only set on usage of the /trigger retreat command. Then, the player can teleport back to the resume location with the /trigger resume command, but only once, as the /trigger resume command will fail to work until one uses the /trigger retreat command again.
When is this useful?
- When you are far from your base and need to quickly go back to drop-off or pick-up something there, but don't want to travel all the way there and back.
- When you want to have a deathless way to return to your home base.
The limitation is so the player can't teleport back to where they were if they die. One could get around this by setting their retreat location to wherever they are exploring for example, but beds and respawn anchors can already do that (outside the end), so if they do this, they lose their quick deathless ticket home.
Subtleties on how it works.
- Teleportation works between dimensions. For example you can teleport to and from the overworld and the end.
- Coordinates and orientation (where you are and which way you were facing) are only accurate to an integer value.
- You don't need to have cheats on or be in creative mode to have the commands work, as they are all activiated through the /trigger command.
- On top of resetting your retreat location, the /trigger set.retreat command also wipes your saved resume location. This is intentionally done to prevent the otherwise work-around death mentioned in the section above.
- There is a warning prompt on usage of the /trigger set.retreat command after the first use to prevent the player from accidentally resetting their retreat location and wiping their resume location.
- I'm not sure if this works in a multiplayer server. I tried to write it so it does, but I haven't had the chance to test it and I'm completely new to datapacks. If you test it, please leave a comment and I'll update this line.
Before deleting the datapack from the datapacks folder, first run the /function retreat_resume:unload command so that all the introduced scoreboard variables are deleted.
Credits.
- Youtube user emeraldfyr3. The ability to convert scoreboard values to teleportation coordinates is the linchpin of this datapack, and I would have had no idea on how to do that if it weren't for emeraldfyr3's example datapack.
- Too many other tutorials and datapack disections which showed me how to use command blocks, datapacks, and showed me what was possible.
- Me. I wrote it.
| Credit | Youtube user: emeraldfyr3 |
| Compatibility | Minecraft 1.18 |
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Version 1.3 for Minecraft 1.18 : by Swisle 12/06/2021 8:47:56 pmDec 6th, 2021
Updated to be compatible with Minecraft 1.18.
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I have uploaded an update which should solve the issue: version 1.1.