WaypointsLite

Lightweight quality-of-life commands for Paper servers — teleport requests, personal waypoints with a full in-game GUI, and a live server-stats sidebar. Everything is available to normal (non-OP) players out of the box, with permissions if you want to lock it down.

Features

🗺️ Personal waypoints — now with a GUI

Run /wp on its own to open a point-and-click menu. No command syntax to remember:

• Left-click a waypoint → teleport to it
• Right-click a waypoint → rename it in an anvil text field
• Shift-click a waypoint → delete it (asks you to confirm first)
• Green button → save your current location, and name it before it saves

Waypoints are colour-coded by dimension (Compass for Overworld, Fire Charge for Nether, Ender Eye for End) and each one shows its coordinates at a glance.

Prefer typing? Every command still works:

• /waypoint set <name> — save your current location (asks for confirmation if the name already exists)
• /waypoint go <name> — teleport to a saved waypoint
• /waypoint list — list your waypoints
• /waypoint delete <name> — remove one
• /wp works as a shorthand alias
• Up to 25 waypoints per player by default (configurable)

🚪 Teleport requests

• /to <player> — send a teleport request
• /tpaccept (alias /yes) — accept the latest request
• /tpdeny (alias /no) — deny the latest request
• A clean in-game GUI to accept or deny incoming requests
• Requests expire automatically after a configurable timeout

📊 Live server stats

• /stats — toggle a live sidebar showing real-time server stats

Commands & permissions

Permission	Grants	Default
waypointslite.tp	/to, /tpaccept, /tpdeny	everyone
waypointslite.waypoint	/waypoint, /wp	everyone
waypointslite.stats	/stats	everyone

Configuration

teleport:
  # How long (in seconds) a teleport request stays active before it expires
  timeout-seconds: 30

waypoints:
  # Maximum number of waypoints each player can save
  max-per-player: 25

Requirements

• Server: Paper (or Purpur) 1.21+
• Java: 21+

Players don't need to install anything — it's a server-side plugin, and the GUI uses vanilla inventory screens.