Yet Another RTP

Yes, it's yet another RTP plugin. However this time, it's focused on performance! (And customizability) This plugin will, on command, teleport a player to a completely random location in a set area, world, and at least x blocks away. While this plugin may not be the best at showmanship, it's purpose is to excel at pure performance.

If you have a problem or suggestion for the plugin, make sure to check out the GitHub!

Commands:

/rtp

• Permission: rtp.runcmd Only needed if require-perm: is set to true in the config
• The main RTP command. Teleports whoever ran the command to a random location

/addused

• Permission: rtp.add
• Makes the plugin act as if said player has already ran the command (Useful if one-use is set to true in the config)

/removeused

• Permission: rtp.remove
• Makes the plugin act as if said player hasn't ran the command (Useful if one-use is set to true in the config)

Misc Permissions:

rtp.exempt

• People with this permission can use the command without a time limit between uses

Default Config:

settings:
  one-use: false
  # Makes the command one use only
  require-perm: false
  # Makes the command require a permission
  max-dist: 5000
  # Max distance away from specified location. 5000 = -5000 to 5000 in x and z
  min-dist: 100
  # Min distance away from the center of the RTP teleport range
  pointx: 0
  pointz: 0
  # The center of the RTP teleport range. X and Z coords
  world-dest: world
  # The specified world to teleport to
  cooldown: 60
  # Amount of seconds to wait before player can use the command again
  bstats: true
messages:
  # All messages use MiniMessage format. See here: https://docs.advntr.dev/minimessage/
  run-rtp: Beginning RTP.
  # Message to send when RTP command is ran
  after-rtp:
  # Message to send after RTP command is ran
  no-perm: You don't have permission to run this command.
  # Message to send when lacking permission to run RTP command
  used-once: You've already used this command once
  # Message to send when command has already been used
  invalid-player: Invalid player specified
  # Message to send when an invalid player is specified for a command