Lua Teleport

Introduction

Lua Teleport is a Lua library for teleporting entities in Minecraft servers. It provides a simple, easy-to-use interface for teleporting entities such as players, entities and blocks to specific locations in the game world. It is designed to be flexible and extensible, allowing developers to customize the teleportation behavior to fit their needs.

Usage

To use Lua Teleport, you first need to import it into your Lua program:

local tp = require("tp")

Teleporting Players

To teleport a player to a specific location, you can use the tp.player method:

tp.player("player_name", x, y, z)

This will teleport the player with the given name to the specified coordinates.

Teleporting Entities

To teleport an entity to a specific location, you can use the tp.entity method:

tp.entity(entity_id, x, y, z)

This will teleport the entity with the given ID to the specified coordinates.

Teleporting Blocks

To teleport a block to a specific location, you can use the tp.block method:

tp.block(block_id, x, y, z)

This will teleport the block with the given ID to the specified coordinates.

Conclusion

Lua Teleport offers a simple and effective way to teleport entities in Minecraft servers. With its flexible and extensible design, it can be customized to fit a wide range of needs. If you are looking for a Lua library for teleportation in Minecraft, Lua Teleport is definitely worth checking out.