justRTP

[1] A broken config.yml can no longer wreck your settings. Until now, if you saved a config with a YAML mistake in it, /justrtp reload would log an error to the console but then happily report success in game while quietly running on the plugin's default settings, which looked exactly like JustRTP resetting itself. Now the file is checked before it is applied: if it does not parse, your previous settings stay active and you get told in game and in the console which line the error is near, so you can fix it and reload again. The config updater got the same guard, so updating the plugin with a broken config file leaves your file untouched instead of overwriting it with defaults.

[2] Fixed the /rtp gui menu popping back open when you click. The menu was being closed inside the click itself, which races the client and makes the window reopen instead of teleporting you. Clicks are handled cleanly now: pick a world and you teleport, hit close and it closes. The menu is also properly fenced off, so clicking around in your own inventory while it is open can no longer accidentally trigger a teleport, and other chests can never get mixed up with it. On top of that, three settings that were always in the config finally do something: the open and click sounds actually play, and auto_refresh_ticks live-updates the cooldown and cost lines on the world buttons while the menu is open, updating the items in place without any flicker.

[3] Fixed End teleports landing players inside terrain on height boosted End worlds like Nullscape. The End search assumed the vanilla height and never looked above Y 120, but Nullscape raises the End to 384, so the scan started inside the landmass and the first air pocket it accepted could be a sealed cave deep inside a mountain of end stone. The whole pipeline follows the world's real height now, not just the search: the safety validators and zone RTP had their own hardcoded 120 caps that would have thrown away the good spots the new search finds, and those are gone too. Anything below the surface needs proper headroom before it counts as safe, so a porous landmass can never swallow a player into a two block pore. Vanilla End behavior is unchanged.

[4] Fixed the overworld check rejecting mountain tops. A leftover from the old height limit meant any spot above Y127 was thrown away and searched again, so on 1.18+ terrain every jagged peak wasted attempts and a mountainous radius could fail entirely. The ceiling is the world's real build limit now, so you can land on top of a mountain like anywhere else.

[5] Reworked how sound names are read from configs. The old resolver leaned on an API that newer server builds ship differently, which showed up in error trackers as IncompatibleClassChangeError and could leave configured sounds silently unplayed. Sound names now map to their real registry entry and play through the API that has been stable for years, so both enum style names like BLOCK_NOTE_BLOCK_PLING and key style names like block.note_block.pling just work, on every supported version. Zone particle styles got the same treatment and survive future renames instead of quietly turning into END_ROD.

[6] Hardened item handling against other plugins' leftovers. An item with a corrupted data patch written by another plugin could make the zone wand check blow up with a NullPointerException deep in the server internals, and dropping a wand at the exact moment of a teleport on Folia could trip a cross region error. Both are guarded now: broken items are simply treated as not a wand, and the drop is handled safely no matter which region owns it.