UltiEssentials

Essential server commands module -- teleportation, player management, bans, chest locks, scoreboard, and more.

Feature Overview

UltiEssentials is the most feature-rich base module in the UltiTools framework, covering the majority of tools needed for day-to-day Minecraft server operation. Teleportation features include spawn point, lobby, random wild teleport, back to last teleport location, a multi-home system, warp points, and TPA player-to-player teleport requests. Player status tools provide flight toggle, health/hunger restore, movement speed adjustment, game mode switching with shortcut commands, and vanish mode. Management tools include viewing other players' inventories/ender chests/equipment, whitelist management, and a ban system (permanent bans, temporary bans, unbans, ban list). Server customization covers MOTD, Tab bar, overhead name prefixes, command aliases, scheduled command execution, chest locks, death penalties, and a configurable scoreboard. Every feature can be independently toggled on or off in the configuration.

Installation

Method 1: Install via UPM (UltiTools Package Manager)

/upm install UltiEssentials

Method 2: Manual installation

Ensure your server has UltiTools-API 6.3.0 or higher installed
Place UltiEssentials-2.0.0.jar in the plugins/UltiTools/plugins/ directory
Restart the server

Upgrading to 2.0.0

Back up configuration and storage, install UltiTools-API 6.3.0 or later, replace UltiEssentials-2.0.0.jar and restart fully. Its catalogue identity is ultiessentials, used by startup update checks and /upm update. /ul reload does not load new JARs; do not overwrite your configuration with a complete new example.

Grant ultiessentials.fly.other separately to admins who should control another player's flight; ultiessentials.fly only grants self-flight. Use /warp, /unban, /lock, /unlock and /scoreboard: aliases /w, /pardon, /l, /ul and /sb were removed to avoid taking over vanilla private messages, vanilla unbanning, UltiLogin login, framework management and UltiSideBar respectively. /ban, /banlist and /scoreboard deliberately take over vanilla names; use minecraft:ban, minecraft:banlist and minecraft:scoreboard for vanilla operations.

If an existing file lists gmc, gms, gma or gmsp under features.commandalias.aliases, those entries still send the commands to vanilla /gamemode, bypassing this module's ultiessentials.gamemode.self permission. Remove those four entries and run /ul reload UltiEssentials to use the module shortcuts. Existing values are never deleted automatically; a new alias map contains only day and night. Old scheduled broadcast entries also remain; use say unless another plugin supplies /broadcast.

Startup repairs old homes, warps, bans and locks saved without a primary key, so deletion, moving a home, unbanning and lock removal actually persist. For JSON storage, set features.data-repair.enabled: false before the first start to defer this module's repair, then enable it and restart after backing up. SQLite is repaired by the framework when opening tables regardless of the switch; MySQL cannot hold those records. There is no dry-run mode. Check per-type summaries and per-record warnings: unsafe records remain readable but may still resist deletion or update; identify them from the warnings and settle them after a backup. A failed write leaves every record of that type unchanged for the next startup to retry.

Quick Start

After installation, administrators can start using the module immediately. Here is a typical initial setup workflow:

1. Stand where you want the spawn point to be
   /setspawn

2. Stand where you want the lobby to be
   /setlobby

3. Create a warp point
   /setwarp shop

4. Set a home
   /sethome base

5. Test the features
   /spawn        -- teleport to spawn
   /lobby        -- teleport to lobby
   /warp shop    -- teleport to warp
   /home base    -- teleport to home
   /back         -- return to previous location

Commands

Teleport Commands

Command	Description	Permission	Executor
`/back`	Return to previous teleport location (only records command-triggered teleports)	`ultiessentials.back`	Player only
`/spawn`	Teleport to spawn point	`ultiessentials.spawn.teleport`	Player only
`/setspawn`	Set current location as spawn point	`ultiessentials.spawn.set`	Player only
`/lobby` or `/hub`	Teleport to lobby	`ultiessentials.lobby.teleport`	Player only
`/setlobby` or `/sethub`	Set current location as lobby	`ultiessentials.lobby.set`	Player only
`/wild` or `/rtp`	Random teleport to a safe outdoor location (configurable; default 60s)	`ultiessentials.wild`	Player only

Home System Commands

Command	Description	Permission	Executor
`/home` or `/h`	Teleport to default home (named "home"), or first home if none named "home"	`ultiessentials.home`	Player only
`/home <name>`	Teleport to a specific home	`ultiessentials.home`	Player only
`/sethome` or `/sh`	Set default home (named "home")	`ultiessentials.sethome`	Player only
`/sethome <name>`	Set a named home	`ultiessentials.sethome`	Player only
`/delhome <name>`	Delete a home (aliases: `/deletehome`, `/rmhome`)	`ultiessentials.delhome`	Player only
`/homes` or `/homelist`	List all homes with coordinates	`ultiessentials.homes`	Player only

TPA Request Commands

Command	Description	Permission	Executor
`/tpa <player>`	Request to teleport to another player	`ultiessentials.tpa`	Player only
`/tpahere <player>` or `/tphere <player>`	Request another player to teleport to you	`ultiessentials.tpahere`	Player only
`/tpaccept`	Accept a teleport request (aliases: `/tpyes`, `/tpok`)	`ultiessentials.tpaccept`	Player only
`/tpdeny`	Deny a teleport request (aliases: `/tpno`, `/tpcancel`)	`ultiessentials.tpdeny`	Player only

Warp System Commands

Command	Description	Permission	Executor
`/warp <name>`	Teleport to a warp point	`ultiessentials.warp.use`	Player only
`/warps`	List all accessible warp points (aliases: `/warplist`, `/listwarp`)	`ultiessentials.warp.list`	Player only
`/setwarp <name> [permission]`	Create a warp at current location, optionally with a required permission (aliases: `/swarp`, `/addwarp`)	`ultiessentials.warp.set`	Player only
`/delwarp <name>`	Delete a warp point (aliases: `/deletewarp`, `/rmwarp`, `/removewarp`)	`ultiessentials.warp.delete`	Player only

Player Status Commands

Command	Description	Permission	Executor
`/fly`	Toggle your flight mode	`ultiessentials.fly`	Player only
`/fly <player>`	Toggle another player's flight mode	`ultiessentials.fly.other`	Player only
`/heal`	Restore your health to full	`ultiessentials.heal.self`	Player only
`/heal <player>`	Restore another player's health	`ultiessentials.heal.other`	Player only
`/feed`	Restore your hunger to full	`ultiessentials.heal.self`	Player only
`/feed <player>`	Restore another player's hunger	`ultiessentials.heal.other`	Player only
`/speed <0-10>`	Set movement speed (0 = reset, 1-10 = multiplier)	`ultiessentials.speed`	Player only
`/speed reset`	Reset movement speed to default	`ultiessentials.speed`	Player only
`/gm <mode>`	Change your game mode	`ultiessentials.gamemode.self`	Player only
`/gm <mode> <player>`	Change another player's game mode	`ultiessentials.gamemode.other`	Player only
`/gms`	Shortcut to survival mode	`ultiessentials.gamemode.self`	Player only
`/gmc`	Shortcut to creative mode	`ultiessentials.gamemode.self`	Player only
`/gma`	Switch yourself to adventure mode	`ultiessentials.gamemode.self`	Player only
`/gmsp`	Shortcut to spectator mode	`ultiessentials.gamemode.self`	Player only
`/hide` or `/vanish`	Toggle vanish mode (invisible to other players)	`ultiessentials.hide`	Player only

Game mode arguments: 0 / s / survival = Survival, 1 / c / creative = Creative, 2 / a / adventure = Adventure, 3 / sp / spectator = Spectator.

Ban System Commands

Command	Description	Permission	Executor
`/ban <player> [reason]`	Permanently ban a player (alias: `/eban`)	`ultiessentials.ban`	Player + Console
`/tempban <player> <duration> [reason]`	Temporarily ban a player (alias: `/tban`)	`ultiessentials.ban.temp`	Player + Console
`/unban <player>`	Unban a player	`ultiessentials.unban`	Player + Console
`/banlist [page]`	View the ban list (alias: `/bans`)	`ultiessentials.banlist`	Player + Console

Temporary ban duration format: 1d = 1 day, 2h = 2 hours, 30m = 30 minutes, 1w = 1 week. Combinations work: 1d12h30m = 1 day 12 hours 30 minutes.

Management Commands

Command	Description	Permission	Executor
`/invsee <player>`	Open and view a player's inventory	`ultiessentials.invsee`	Player only
`/endersee <player>` or `/echest <player>`	View a player's ender chest	`ultiessentials.endersee`	Player only
`/armorsee <player>`	View a player's armor and offhand	`ultiessentials.armorsee`	Player only
`/lock`	Lock the container you are looking at	`ultiessentials.lock`	Player only
`/unlock`	Unlock the container you are looking at	`ultiessentials.lock`	Player only
`/unlock info`	View lock information for a container	`ultiessentials.lock`	Player only
`/scoreboard`	Toggle scoreboard display	`ultiessentials.scoreboard`	Player only
`/scoreboard on`	Enable scoreboard	`ultiessentials.scoreboard`	Player only
`/scoreboard off`	Disable scoreboard	`ultiessentials.scoreboard`	Player only

Whitelist Commands

Command	Description	Permission	Executor
`/wl add <player>`	Add player to whitelist	`ultiessentials.whitelist.manage`	Player + Console
`/wl remove <player>`	Remove player from whitelist	`ultiessentials.whitelist.manage`	Player + Console
`/wl list`	View whitelist	`ultiessentials.whitelist.manage`	Player + Console
`/wl on`	Enable whitelist	`ultiessentials.whitelist.manage`	Player + Console
`/wl off`	Disable whitelist	`ultiessentials.whitelist.manage`	Player + Console
`/wl status`	View whitelist status	`ultiessentials.whitelist.manage`	Player + Console

Configuration

All configuration files are located in plugins/UltiTools/pluginConfig/UltiEssentials/.

Main Config: config/essentials.yml

yaml

features:
  # ===== Teleport Features =====
  back:
    enabled: true                    # Enable /back command
  spawn:
    enabled: true                    # Enable /spawn command
  lobby:
    enabled: true                    # Enable /lobby command
  wild:
    enabled: true                    # Enable /wild random teleport
    max-range: 10000                 # Maximum teleport range (blocks)
    min-range: 100                   # Minimum teleport range (blocks)
    cooldown: 60                     # Cooldown time (seconds)

  # ===== Player Status Features =====
  fly:
    enabled: true                    # Enable /fly command
  heal:
    enabled: true                    # Enable /heal and /feed commands
  speed:
    enabled: true                    # Enable /speed command
    max-speed: 10                    # Maximum speed multiplier (1-10)
  gamemode:
    enabled: true                    # Enable /gm game mode command
  hide:
    enabled: true                    # Enable /hide vanish command

  # ===== Management Tools =====
  invsee:
    enabled: true                    # Enable /invsee /endersee /armorsee commands
  whitelist:
    enabled: true                    # Enable /wl whitelist command

  # ===== Server Customization =====
  motd:
    enabled: true                    # Enable MOTD customization
  tab-bar:
    enabled: true                    # Enable Tab bar customization

  # ===== Home System =====
  home:
    enabled: true                    # Enable /home system
    default-max-homes: 3             # Default maximum number of homes (1-100)
    teleport-warmup: 3               # Teleport warmup time (seconds, 0 = instant)
    cancel-on-move: true             # Cancel warmup on movement

  # ===== TPA System =====
  tpa:
    enabled: true                    # Enable /tpa requests
    timeout: 30                      # Request timeout (seconds, 5-300)
    cooldown: 10                     # Send request cooldown (seconds, 0-600)
    allow-cross-world: true          # Allow cross-world TPA

  # ===== Warp System =====
  warp:
    enabled: true                    # Enable /warp system
    teleport-warmup: 3               # Warp teleport warmup (seconds)

  # ===== Ban System =====
  ban:
    enabled: true                    # Enable ban system
    broadcast-ban: true              # Broadcast ban messages
    broadcast-unban: true            # Broadcast unban messages

  # ===== Scoreboard =====
  scoreboard:
    enabled: true                    # Enable scoreboard
    auto-enable: true                # Auto-enable for joining players
    update-interval: 1               # Update interval (seconds, 1-60)
    title: "&6&lServer Info"         # Scoreboard title (supports PlaceholderAPI)
    lines:                           # Scoreboard lines (supports PlaceholderAPI)
      - "&7Welcome, &e%player_name%"
      - "&7"
      - "&6Online: &f%online_players%/%max_players%"
      - "&6World: &f%player_world%"
      - "&7"
      - "&6Health: &c%player_health%"
      - "&6Food: &a%player_food%"
      - "&6Level: &e%player_level%"
      - "&7"
      - "&ewww.example.com"

  # ===== Scheduled Commands =====
  scheduled-commands:
    enabled: false                   # Enable scheduled command execution
    commands:                        # Format: interval_seconds:command
      - "300:say Server is online!"
      - "600:say Reminder: follow server rules!"

  # ===== Chest Lock =====
  chestlock:
    enabled: true                    # Enable chest lock feature
    admin-bypass: true               # Admins can bypass locks

  # ===== Death Penalty =====
  deathpunish:
    enabled: false                   # Enable death penalty (off by default)
    money:
      enabled: false                 # Enable money penalty (requires Vault)
      percent: 10.0                  # Percentage of balance lost (0-100)
      max: 1000.0                    # Maximum money loss (0 = unlimited)
    item:
      enabled: false                 # Enable item drop penalty
      drop-chance: 50.0              # Chance each item drops (%, 0-100)
      keep-other: true               # Keep items that weren't dropped
      whitelist:                     # Items that never drop
        - "DIAMOND_SWORD"
        - "DIAMOND_PICKAXE"
    exp:
      enabled: false                 # Enable additional XP loss
      percent: 20.0                  # Additional XP loss percentage (0-100)
    command:
      enabled: false                 # Enable command execution on death
      commands:                      # Commands to run ({PLAYER} = player name)
        - "say {PLAYER} died!"
    world-whitelist:                 # Worlds exempt from death penalty
      - "world_creative"

  # ===== Name Prefix =====
  nameprefix:
    enabled: false                   # Enable overhead name prefix (off by default)
    prefix-format: "&7[&e%vault_prefix%&7] "  # Prefix format (supports PlaceholderAPI)
    suffix-format: ""                # Suffix format (supports PlaceholderAPI)
    update-interval: 5               # Update interval (seconds, 1-60)

  data-repair:
    enabled: true                    # Startup repair of old JSON records; not SQLite

  # ===== Command Aliases =====
  commandalias:
    enabled: true                    # Enable command aliases
    aliases:                         # Alias mappings (alias: original command)
      day: "time set day"
      night: "time set night"

Spawn Config: config/spawn.yml

yaml

spawn:
  location:
    world: "world"                   # Spawn world name
    x: 0.0                          # X coordinate
    y: 64.0                         # Y coordinate
    z: 0.0                          # Z coordinate
    yaw: 0.0                        # Horizontal rotation
    pitch: 0.0                      # Vertical rotation
  teleport-on-first-join: true       # Teleport to spawn on first join
  teleport-on-respawn: true          # Teleport to spawn on respawn

Lobby Config: config/lobby.yml

yaml

lobby:
  location:
    world: "world"                   # Lobby world name
    x: 0.0                          # X coordinate
    y: 64.0                         # Y coordinate
    z: 0.0                          # Z coordinate
    yaw: 0.0                        # Horizontal rotation
    pitch: 0.0                      # Vertical rotation

MOTD Config: config/motd.yml

yaml

motd:
  line1: "&6Welcome to our server!"  # MOTD first line (supports color codes)
  line2: "&7Powered by UltiTools"    # MOTD second line
  max-players: -1                    # Displayed max players (-1 = use server default)

Tab Bar Config: config/tabbar.yml

yaml

tabbar:
  header: "&6=== Server Name ==="    # Tab list header (supports color codes)
  footer: "&7Online: &e%online%&7/&e%max%"  # Tab list footer (supports %online% and %max%)

Reload, language and runtime behavior

/ul reload UltiEssentials re-reads configuration, refreshes language and restarts scheduled commands, scoreboard and name prefixes separately. One failure does not stop the other services; the reply names the partial reload and its cause. Scheduled-command intervals start again on reload, so frequent reloads postpone them. After changing the framework's language, use a full /ul reload or restart, not only a module reload.

features.wild.cooldown defaults to 60 seconds and accepts 0-2147483647; 0 disables cooldown. A negative value refuses startup; reload keeps the running value, warns and completes the other work. Existing cooldowns keep their end time. /wild loads candidate chunks asynchronously, then checks safety and teleports on the main thread; its height message is the player's feet position. A player who disconnects or a search pending at unload is not teleported later. /back records only this module's /home, /warp, /spawn, /lobby, /wild, accepted teleport requests and /back, not vanilla /tp or another plugin's teleports; quitting clears it.

features.ban.broadcast-ban: false sends the reason only to the issuer; broadcast-unban: false keeps the issuer's confirmation without broadcasting. features.recall.enabled was removed: there never was a /recall command. Remove that old key to silence startup and reload warnings. /unbanip does not exist. A teleport request is silently cleared when either party leaves; /tpaccept and /tpdeny then report no pending request. Vanish applies to later joiners too; senders who cannot see a vanished player cannot find them through teleport requests or ban completion. An already vanished player can un-vanish even if the feature is switched off.

/setspawn and /setlobby write only the six coordinates under their location setting, preserving every other line including hand edits. A refused write says not saved, logs the reason and restores the running location from before the command. Failed home moves, warp deletions, unbans and lock removals report failure: do not mistake that for deletion. Either half of a double chest checks the shared lock; unlock removes all its records together or leaves it locked.

The sidebar yields to the plugin shown first, appearing only after the other sidebar is closed. /scoreboard on reports an occupied slot; off does not remove another plugin's board. Turning it off immediately after joining lasts until quitting or turning it on. Reload preserves individual choices while the feature stays enabled; disabling removes it, and enabling applies auto-enable to online players. Main-scoreboard team prefixes remain visible. The private board is updated in place rather than rebuilt, and lines differing only after character 40 no longer overwrite each other. Other plugins must not write onto this private board; its own objective, slot and lines are restored if altered. One player's failed refresh affects only that player, retried every update without log spam. Built-in placeholders are filled first, then optional PlaceholderAPI placeholders; %online_players% and the other built-ins do not require PlaceholderAPI.

The module's comments on 78 keys in five files follow the server language; hand-written comments and values are preserved. The examples above show language: en defaults; corresponding defaults on Chinese servers are Chinese. Untouched built-in scoreboard, MOTD, tab-list, scheduled-command and death-command text follows language at startup or full reload; edited values are kept. Change at least one character to pin built-in text. Edit these values in the configuration, not the language file. A blank scoreboard title is invalid; an empty line list or blank tab header/footer stays empty.

For custom chat and console messages, copy the official en.json to plugins/UltiTools/pluginConfig/UltiEssentials/lang/en-myserver.json, edit using new keys such as essentials.home.set, and select language: en-myserver in the framework's plugins/UltiTools/config.yml. Missing keys fall back to the prefix's official language. Edited official en.json/zh.json files are restored at startup with a backup, so do not edit them directly. Commands, kick screens, bans and logs now follow language; the death-penalty summary is sent only when a penalty was applied.

/upm uninstall UltiEssentials reveals vanished players, stops scheduled commands, sidebar, prefixes and teleport warmups, cancels request expiry and delayed join tasks, and unregisters commands and listeners. Cancelled warmups leave players where they are without a message. Sidebars return to the main scoreboard; up_ teams lose their members but remain registered and can be removed with vanilla team remove. A cleanup failure is reported while other services still stop, not called a clean uninstall.

Usage Tutorials

Tutorial 1: Setting Up Spawn and Lobby

Walk to the location where you want the spawn point
Type /setspawn -- new players and respawning players will be teleported here
Walk to the location where you want the lobby
Type /setlobby -- players granted ultiessentials.lobby.teleport can now use /lobby to get here

Tutorial 2: Using the Home System

/sethome                 -- set your default home
/sethome farm            -- set a home called "farm"
/sethome mine            -- set a home called "mine"
/homes                   -- list all your homes
/home                    -- teleport to default home
/home farm               -- teleport to "farm"
/delhome mine            -- delete "mine"

By default each player can have up to 3 homes (configurable via features.home.default-max-homes).

Tutorial 3: Using TPA Teleport

/tpa Steve               -- request to teleport to Steve
                           Steve sees a notification
Steve types: /tpaccept   -- accepts, you are teleported to Steve
Steve types: /tpdeny     -- denies the request

/tpahere Steve           -- request Steve to teleport to you
Steve types: /tpaccept   -- Steve is teleported to you

Requests expire after 30 seconds by default, with a 10-second cooldown between requests.

Tutorial 4: Creating and Using Warps

/setwarp shop                      -- create a warp named "shop" at current location
/setwarp vip vip.warp.access       -- create a permission-restricted warp
/warps                             -- list all accessible warps
/warp shop                         -- teleport to "shop"
/delwarp shop                      -- delete the "shop" warp

Tutorial 5: Configuring Scheduled Commands

Enable scheduled commands in config/essentials.yml:

yaml

features:
  scheduled-commands:
    enabled: true
    commands:
      - "300:say Server has been online for 5 minutes!"  # Runs every 300 seconds
      - "600:say Reminder: follow server rules!" # Runs every 600 seconds
      - "3600:save-all"                                  # Auto-save every hour

The format is interval_seconds:console_command. Commands run as console with full permissions.

Tutorial 6: Configuring Death Penalty

yaml

features:
  deathpunish:
    enabled: true
    money:
      enabled: true          # Lose money on death (requires Vault)
      percent: 10.0          # Lose 10% of balance
      max: 1000.0            # Max loss of 1000
    item:
      enabled: true
      drop-chance: 50.0      # 50% chance each item drops
      keep-other: true       # Keep items that didn't drop
      whitelist:
        - "DIAMOND_SWORD"    # Diamond sword never drops
    exp:
      enabled: true
      percent: 20.0          # Lose an additional 20% XP
    world-whitelist:
      - "world_creative"     # No penalty in creative world

Players with ultiessentials.deathpunish.bypass permission are exempt from death penalties.

Tutorial 7: Using Chest Locks

Look at the chest (or other container) you want to lock
Type /lock -- the chest is now locked, only you can open it
To unlock, look at the chest and type /unlock
To view lock info, type /unlock info

If chestlock.admin-bypass is set to true, admins can open containers locked by other players.

Permissions

These permission nodes have no declared default grant and are operators-only by default; grant them explicitly to players. For the basic features below, grant ultiessentials.back, ultiessentials.spawn.teleport, ultiessentials.lobby.teleport, ultiessentials.wild, ultiessentials.home, ultiessentials.sethome, ultiessentials.delhome, ultiessentials.homes, ultiessentials.tpa, ultiessentials.tpahere, ultiessentials.tpaccept, ultiessentials.tpdeny, ultiessentials.warp.use, ultiessentials.warp.list, ultiessentials.lock, ultiessentials.scoreboard as needed. For example, with LuckPerms:

text

/lp group default permission set ultiessentials.back true
/lp group default permission set ultiessentials.spawn.teleport true
/lp group default permission set ultiessentials.lobby.teleport true
/lp group default permission set ultiessentials.wild true
/lp group default permission set ultiessentials.home true
/lp group default permission set ultiessentials.sethome true
/lp group default permission set ultiessentials.delhome true
/lp group default permission set ultiessentials.homes true
/lp group default permission set ultiessentials.tpa true
/lp group default permission set ultiessentials.tpahere true
/lp group default permission set ultiessentials.tpaccept true
/lp group default permission set ultiessentials.tpdeny true
/lp group default permission set ultiessentials.warp.use true
/lp group default permission set ultiessentials.warp.list true
/lp group default permission set ultiessentials.lock true
/lp group default permission set ultiessentials.scoreboard true

Permission	Description	Default
`ultiessentials.back`	Use /back command	OP (grant explicitly to players)
`ultiessentials.spawn.teleport`	Teleport to spawn	OP (grant explicitly to players)
`ultiessentials.spawn.set`	Set spawn point	OP
`ultiessentials.lobby.teleport`	Teleport to lobby	OP (grant explicitly to players)
`ultiessentials.lobby.set`	Set lobby	OP
`ultiessentials.wild`	Use random teleport	OP (grant explicitly to players)
`ultiessentials.home`	Teleport to home	OP (grant explicitly to players)
`ultiessentials.sethome`	Set a home	OP (grant explicitly to players)
`ultiessentials.delhome`	Delete a home	OP (grant explicitly to players)
`ultiessentials.homes`	List all homes	OP (grant explicitly to players)
`ultiessentials.tpa`	Send TPA request	OP (grant explicitly to players)
`ultiessentials.tpahere`	Send TPA-here request	OP (grant explicitly to players)
`ultiessentials.tpaccept`	Accept teleport request	OP (grant explicitly to players)
`ultiessentials.tpdeny`	Deny teleport request	OP (grant explicitly to players)
`ultiessentials.warp.use`	Use warp teleport	OP (grant explicitly to players)
`ultiessentials.warp.list`	View warp list	OP (grant explicitly to players)
`ultiessentials.warp.set`	Create warps	OP
`ultiessentials.warp.delete`	Delete warps	OP
`ultiessentials.fly`	Toggle own flight mode	OP
`ultiessentials.fly.other`	Toggle another player's flight	OP
`ultiessentials.heal.self`	Restore own health/hunger	OP
`ultiessentials.heal.other`	Restore other players' health/hunger	OP
`ultiessentials.speed`	Adjust movement speed	OP
`ultiessentials.gamemode.self`	Change own game mode	OP
`ultiessentials.gamemode.other`	Change other players' game mode	OP
`ultiessentials.hide`	Use vanish mode	OP
`ultiessentials.hide.see`	See vanished players	OP
`ultiessentials.ban`	Permanently ban players	OP
`ultiessentials.ban.temp`	Temporarily ban players	OP
`ultiessentials.unban`	Unban players	OP
`ultiessentials.banlist`	View ban list	OP
`ultiessentials.invsee`	View player inventory	OP
`ultiessentials.endersee`	View player ender chest	OP
`ultiessentials.armorsee`	View player equipment	OP
`ultiessentials.lock`	Use chest lock	OP (grant explicitly to players)
`ultiessentials.scoreboard`	Toggle scoreboard	OP (grant explicitly to players)
`ultiessentials.whitelist.manage`	Manage whitelist	OP
`ultiessentials.deathpunish.bypass`	Bypass death penalty	OP

FAQ

Q: What if the plugin doesn't work after installation?

A: Check the following: (1) UltiTools-API version is 6.3.0 or higher; (2) The JAR is in plugins/UltiTools/plugins/, not in plugins/; (3) You fully restarted the server (not just /ul reload -- new modules require a full restart). Check the server console for the "UltiEssentials enabled" message.

Q: Config changes not taking effect?

A: After editing config/essentials.yml or other config files, run /ul reload to hot-reload. Some features like scheduled commands re-register automatically on reload. If changes still don't apply, do a full server restart.

Q: How to set up permissions?

A: UltiEssentials uses the standard Bukkit permission system. We recommend using LuckPerms. For example, to give all players TPA permission: /lp group default permission set ultiessentials.tpa true. Admin commands require OP by default but can be assigned via permission plugins.

Q: /back says "No location to return to"?

A: /back only records locations from command-triggered teleports (like /spawn, /home, etc.), not from death, portals, or other causes. The saved location is also cleared when the player disconnects.

Q: TPA requests keep timing out?

A: The default timeout is 30 seconds -- you can increase it via features.tpa.timeout. Also make sure the target player has the ultiessentials.tpaccept permission.

Q: Scoreboard shows raw PlaceholderAPI variables?

A: Built-ins such as %online_players% do not require PlaceholderAPI. Other expansion placeholders need PlaceholderAPI and their expansion. Built-ins are filled first, then PlaceholderAPI runs.

Q: Scheduled commands not executing?

A: Confirm features.scheduled-commands.enabled is set to true. The format is interval_seconds:command -- the number before the colon is seconds, and the text after is a console command (no / prefix needed). Check the console log for "Scheduled command" entries.

Changelog

v2.0.0

Changed

plugin.yml now declares identify-string: ultiessentials, the key of this module's entry in the UltiCloud catalogue. The framework's update check and /upm update skip a module that does not declare it, so this module now takes part in both: a later published version carrying the same key is reported at startup and can be installed with /upm update (UltiKits/UltiTools-Reborn#474). The README's UltiTools-API badge and install step now say UltiTools 6.3.0 or later, matching the api-version: 630 the module already declares (an older framework refuses it with a warning that the UltiTools version is outdated).

Fixed

/setspawn and /setlobby now write exactly the six location settings they set (world, x, y, z, yaw, pitch under spawn.location or lobby.location) and nothing else; every other line of config/spawn.yml or config/lobby.yml, a hand edit made while the server runs included, stays byte for byte. A location setting edited by hand is replaced by the command's value, as the command asks. Before, the commands saved the whole configuration: a hand-edited location setting was left unwritten while chat said the location was set, and a write the framework refused was reported as success. Now a refused write is answered Spawn point not saved: <reason>. … (or Lobby not saved: …), the file is unchanged, and the running location is restored to the values held before the command, with the reason logged once; any other failed write is answered as before and rolled back the same way (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#72).
/ul reload UltiEssentials no longer replies that the module reloaded when one of its three background services (scheduled commands, scoreboard, name prefixes) did not restart: the reply now says the reload was partial and names the service and why, and the framework logs its partial-reload warning instead of its success line. The other services still restart (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#66).
The comments above the 78 keys of this module's five configuration files (config/essentials.yml, config/lobby.yml, config/motd.yml, config/spawn.yml, config/tabbar.yml) now come from the module's language files: a server set to language: en writes English comments on a fresh install (they were Chinese in every language). An existing file's comments on these keys switch to the server's language at the next start; values are untouched. Only a comment this module wrote is switched - its catalogue text in either language, or the shorter comment release v1.0.0 wrote above features.wild.cooldown (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#73); a comment you wrote by hand stays byte for byte (UltiTools-API 6.3.0, maintainer decision 2026-10-04) (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#67).
On UltiTools-API 6.3.0 with JSON storage (datasource.type: json), the start-up repair of records written before UltiKits/UltiEssentials#34 gives them their primary key again. 6.3.0 hands out copies of stored records, so the repair wrote nothing there, logged an error at every start, and /delhome, /delwarp, /unban and an owner's lock removal kept failing on those records. If writing a record's key fails, every record of that type is left exactly as it was and the next start tries again (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#69).
The module loads on UltiTools-API 6.3.0. 6.3.0 removes the configuration object the removed-settings warning read, so this module was refused at load; the warning now asks the framework whether a removed key is in config/essentials.yml, and warns exactly as before at start-up and on every /ul reload for a file holding one (a key left with an empty value included) and not at all otherwise. A file the framework could not read or parse produces the framework's own Cannot load line and no removed-setting warning (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#68).
/back now returns only from teleports this module's own commands started (/home, /warp, /spawn, /lobby, /wild, an accepted /tpa or /tpahere, and /back itself). Another plugin's teleport or a vanilla /tp no longer gives /back a place to return to, so a teleport by something else after a rejoin no longer re-arms it. A second /back still returns to where the first one started (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#39).
/wild's success message now reports the height the player lands at (the feet position); it used to report the ground block one below (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#33).
/wild no longer stalls the server while it looks for a place: each candidate chunk is loaded (and generated, if new) asynchronously, and the safety check and the teleport run on the main thread once it has loaded. A player who logs out meanwhile is not teleported, and a search still waiting for a chunk when the module is unloaded does nothing (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#24).
A vanished player is no longer found through /tpa or /tpahere (a sender who may not see vanished players is told the player is not online, and no request is delivered) or through /ban and /tempban completion, and a vanished player can always un-vanish: features.hide.enabled: false now refuses only a new vanish (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#56).
Unloading this module (/upm uninstall UltiEssentials) now also cancels a pending /tpa or /tpahere request's expiry, so neither player gets an expiry message from the uninstalled module, and a player who joined in the second before the uninstall is no longer put on a sidebar or into a name-prefix team afterwards (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#51).
With PlaceholderAPI installed, the scoreboard now shows its built-in placeholders (%online_players%, %max_players%, %player_food% and the others) as values instead of the raw tokens: the module's own placeholders are filled first and PlaceholderAPI's afterwards, in the scoreboard and in name prefixes (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#59).
/scoreboard off run right after joining now sticks: the sidebar no longer appears a moment later from the delayed auto-enable, nor from a reload that turns the scoreboard feature on. The choice lasts until the player quits or runs /scoreboard on (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#45).
The sidebar no longer replaces another plugin's sidebar (such as UltiSideBar's): whichever sidebar a player sees first stays, and this one appears once the other is turned off. /scoreboard on and /scoreboard now say when another scoreboard keeps the slot, and /scoreboard off no longer removes another plugin's sidebar. When UltiSideBar's sidebar is also enabled, one console line says so after start-up (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#40).
Name prefixes (features.nameprefix) and other main-scoreboard teams (vanilla /team teams, other plugins' teams) now show while this module's sidebar is on: the sidebar's own scoreboard now carries the server's main-scoreboard teams and follows their changes on every update. Previously every player with the sidebar on saw no team prefix on anybody. A sidebar line that reads exactly like a team member's name keeps its own look rather than taking that team's prefix (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#40).
The sidebar is no longer rebuilt every second: each player keeps one sidebar scoreboard that is updated in place, and its lines are rewritten only when they change. If another plugin removes the sidebar's objective, clears or takes its slot, or resets its lines, the next update restores them; what another plugin puts on that board (its own teams, objectives and scores) is left alone (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#40).
Two scoreboard lines that differ only after their 40th character now both show; previously the second one replaced the first (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#41).
language: en now applies to this module's command, ban, kick and console text; most of it showed Chinese in every language (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#26). 162 messages whose keys were missing from both language files now have English and Chinese text: every command's help and description, the home, warp, teleport-request, scoreboard, lock and ban command replies, and the teleport warmup and cancel lines. Text that was fixed Chinese is now catalogued: the kick screen shown to a banned player, ban and temp-ban durations, the ban, temp-ban and unban announcements, the default ban reason (No reason) and the console's operator name (Console), the permission marker in /warps, both chest-lock refusals and the death-penalty summary. Console lines that were fixed English now follow language too: the start-up repair, reload and removed-setting warnings, scheduled-command, chest-lock, home, warp, ban, name-prefix and sidebar diagnostics. English wording of existing lines is unchanged except where it was a Chinese sentence shown to English players. The death-penalty summary is now sent only when a penalty was applied; it used to be sent whenever the line grew past ten characters. The teleport warmup line reads Teleporting in <n>s, please do not move...; it used to show the raw key teleport_warmup, and a cancelled warmup showed teleport_cancelled_moved.
Reloading this module (/ul reload UltiEssentials) now re-reads its configuration files and refreshes its language files, so an edited value such as features.speed.max-speed applies without a restart. Previously this module's reload method replaced the framework's and only logged a line, so neither step ran. UltiTools 6.3.0 also reports @ConditionalOnConfig drift and logs its own per-module reload line at this point (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#23).
/ul reload UltiEssentials (or /ul reload) now also restarts the scheduled-command, scoreboard and name-prefix services against the re-read configuration, so changes to features.scheduled-commands.enabled, features.scheduled-commands.commands, features.scoreboard.enabled, features.scoreboard.update-interval, features.nameprefix.enabled and features.nameprefix.update-interval apply without a restart; turning name prefixes on through /ul reload UltiEssentials now applies them to online players and later joins (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#28). As on a restart, a reload starts each scheduled command's interval again. While the scoreboard stays enabled across a reload, each online player's sidebar stays shown or hidden as it was, including a /scoreboard choice; a reload that turns the scoreboard off removes every sidebar, and a reload that turns it on applies features.scoreboard.auto-enable to players already online. If one of the three services fails to reload, the failure is logged and the other two are still reloaded.
Turning the sidebar off with /scoreboard off or /scoreboard now returns the player to the server's main scoreboard, so name prefixes and other teams on it become visible to that player. Previously the player was given an empty scoreboard and saw none of them until they rejoined (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#44).
One player whose sidebar or name prefix cannot be refreshed (for example because a PlaceholderAPI expansion throws for that player) no longer stops the scoreboard and name-prefix refreshes for every other player. That player is retried on every update, and the failure is logged once and again only after a refresh for that player has succeeded in between. A name-prefix team removed with the vanilla team remove command is re-created on the next update (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#44).
Unloading this module (/upm uninstall UltiEssentials) now runs the framework's command unregistration and then its listener unregistration, so the module's commands are really removed and its listeners stop firing. Previously this module's unload method replaced the framework's, so after /upm uninstall UltiEssentials both its commands and its listeners stayed active until the server restarted (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#23).
/upm uninstall UltiEssentials now stops every repeating background task this module started: configured entries of features.scheduled-commands.commands stop being dispatched to the console, the sidebar update timer and the name-prefix update timer stop, and a teleport warmup still counting down is cancelled rather than completed. Players who had a sidebar are returned to the server's main scoreboard and this module's name-prefix teams are emptied of their members, so no leftover sidebar or prefix survives the uninstall; the now-empty up_ teams themselves stay registered on the main scoreboard and can be removed with the vanilla team remove command. Previously all of these kept running against the uninstalled module until the server was restarted, while the uninstall reported success. A player whose warmup is cancelled stays where they are and is not told. Pending teleport-request expiry is cancelled, and delayed sidebar and name-prefix join tasks do nothing after unload (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#51). If one of these services fails to stop, or cannot be reached at all, the others are still stopped and the uninstall reports that failure rather than a clean removal (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#43).
/ul reload UltiEssentials now names, as a warning in the console, any of those services it could not reach — previously it reloaded the ones it found and reported success either way, so a feature left running on its old configuration looked identical to one that had been reloaded. The other services are still reloaded. On a stock install nothing can make this warning appear, and likewise nothing can make the uninstall above report a service it could not reach: both are guards against a future change to this module's own source, not settings you can reach from a configuration file (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#43).
/delhome <name>, /delwarp <name>, /unban <player>, /unlock, re-running /sethome <name> on an existing home, and breaking your own locked container now actually change what is stored. Every record this module writes — homes, warps, bans and container locks — was previously saved with an empty primary key, so the later delete or update matched no row at all and the stored record survived untouched: a deleted home reappeared in /homes, an unbanned player was still rejected at login with this module's own ban message, a broken container's lock came back after a restart, and moving an existing home kept the old coordinates. Records written from this version on carry that key, and records written by earlier versions are repaired once at start-up (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#34, UltiKits/UltiEssentials#35, UltiKits/UltiEssentials#37).
/fly <player> now requires ultiessentials.fly.other, a separate node from the ultiessentials.fly that lets a player toggle their own flight. Previously the two shared one node, so any server granting ordinary players self-flight was also letting them force flight on or off for anyone online, including cutting another player's flight mid-air. Grant ultiessentials.fly.other to whoever should keep that ability — this matches how /heal <player> and /gm <mode> <player> already work (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#25).
At start-up, this module now repairs records it wrote before the fix above, giving each the primary key it was saved without. It reports one line per kind of record it wrote and a summary, so such a line always means records were written; a record it leaves alone is reported as a warning instead, one line each with the reason. It runs once: a repaired record is not visited again on later start-ups. A record it cannot repair safely is left exactly as it is and reported as a warning — this happens when the record carries no identity of its own, when two stored records share one identity, or when a record already carries a key that disagrees with its identity. Such a record still reads normally, but deleting or updating it keeps failing, and the warning names it so it can be re-created by hand (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#34).
New configuration key features.data-repair.enabled in config/essentials.yml, default true: whether the module's start-up repair described above runs on JSON storage. Set it to false to leave those JSON records unchanged — useful during a migration or before taking a backup. One log line names the key; deleting or updating those unrepaired JSON records keeps failing until you turn it back on. On SQLite, UltiTools-API 6.3.0 repairs missing primary keys when it opens the tables, regardless of this setting; MySQL cannot hold such records. There is no dry-run setting (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#34).
A deletion, unban or unlock that could not change what is stored now says so, instead of saying the record does not exist. /delhome, /delwarp and /unban previously reported a surviving record the same way they report one that was never there, which told an operator to stop looking while /homes or /banlist still listed it. Each now has its own message for that case, as /unlock already did. Re-running /sethome <name> on an existing home checks the stored coordinates afterwards and reports a failure rather than confirming a move that would still teleport you to the old location. Unlocking a double chest reports success only when BOTH halves' records are gone; a surviving half is reported as a failure and stays locked (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#34, UltiKits/UltiEssentials#35, UltiKits/UltiEssentials#37).
A lock on a double chest is now enforced from either side, and unlocking one is all or nothing. Because the two halves are one shared inventory, a lock record on either half now refuses strangers clicking either block — previously the check looked only at the block clicked, so a container whose halves disagreed could be opened from the unrecorded side. Unlocking removes every record protecting the container together: if any of them cannot be removed, none is, the container keeps reporting as locked, and the failure is reported rather than a half-unlocked container being left behind (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#37).
features.ban.broadcast-ban and features.ban.broadcast-unban in config/essentials.yml now take effect. Previously /ban, /tempban and /unban announced every successful ban or unban to the whole server whatever these were set to. Both default to true, which is what the commands always did, so nothing changes unless one is false — and if your file already has one set to false, it takes effect from this version. With features.ban.broadcast-ban: false, a ban's notice and reason go to whoever issued it instead of to everyone — the notice was the issuer's only confirmation, so it is redirected rather than dropped — and the rest of the server no longer sees it. /banlist lists the ban either way. With features.ban.broadcast-unban: false, the issuer still gets the unban confirmation they always got, and nothing is broadcast (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#27).
A pending /tpa or /tpahere request is now cleared as soon as its sender or its target leaves the server. Previously it stayed pending until features.tpa.timeout ran out (30 seconds by default), and for that whole time its target refused every other player's request as already having one. The player who stays online is not messaged when this happens: previously they were told the request had timed out once the timeout ran out, and a target who ran /tpaccept after the sender had left was told the sender was offline; now the request is simply gone, so /tpaccept and /tpdeny report that there is no pending request (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#30).
A player vanished with /hide now stays hidden from players who join after they vanished. Previously /hide hid them only from the players online at that moment, so anyone who joined later could see them. A joiner holding ultiessentials.hide.see still sees vanished players, as players online at the time of the /hide already did (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#32).
/upm uninstall UltiEssentials now shows every player vanished with /hide to everyone again and forgets the vanish state. Previously the vanish outlived the module — the hides belong to UltiTools itself, which stays enabled — so a vanished player stayed hidden from the players who were online when they vanished, was visible to anyone who joined afterwards, and could not un-vanish until they relogged, because /hide had been uninstalled with the module. The vanished player is not told (found by review of UltiKits/UltiEssentials#32).
features.wild.cooldown in config/essentials.yml now sets /wild's cooldown, in seconds. Previously the cooldown was a fixed 60 seconds and the key was never read. The default is still 60, which is what every existing file already holds unless you edited it — an edited value takes effect from this version. 0 means no cooldown. /ul reload UltiEssentials applies a new value to the next /wild; a cooldown already running keeps the end time it started with, also when the new value is 0. A negative value stops the module loading at start-up, with an error naming the key and the value. On /ul reload UltiEssentials a negative value is not applied: the console shows a warning naming the key, /wild keeps the cooldown it was using, and the rest of the reload — other settings in the file, the service restarts — completes as usual. The setting used to be declared with a 3600-second maximum; that limit is gone, and any value up to 2147483647 seconds is accepted (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#27, through UltiKits/UltiTools-Reborn#531).

Changed

/ban, /banlist and /scoreboard deliberately take over the vanilla commands of the same name, as the maintainer decided; this is now stated in the documentation. The vanilla commands stay reachable as minecraft:ban, minecraft:banlist and minecraft:scoreboard (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#61).
Changed: message and title settings in config/essentials.yml (the scoreboard title and lines, the scheduled-command text and the death-punishment command text), config/tabbar.yml (the tab-list header and footer) and config/motd.yml (the two MOTD lines) are written in the server's language when the module starts, and the file is what the module shows. A setting that is still built-in text — in any language, or a default an earlier version shipped — follows language: it is rewritten when the module starts or after /ul reload. A setting you edited is kept. To keep a built-in text but stop it following language, change at least one character. An edit of the extracted language file no longer flows into these settings — customise them in the config file instead; released versions never read these keys from the language file, so this is no regression. A blank scoreboard title is refused at load, exactly as every released version (@NotEmpty); a blank features.scoreboard.lines, tabbar.header or tabbar.footer is kept blank and shows nothing, exactly as every released version.
Language keys were renamed to dotted ASCII keys (for example essentials.home.set): every key that was a Chinese sentence, and teleport_success, the one older ASCII key still in use. This module's official language files (lang/en.json and lang/zh.json under plugins/UltiTools/pluginConfig/UltiEssentials/) belong to UltiTools: from UltiTools-API 6.3.0 an edited official file is restored to the shipped text at every start, its edited copy kept as a backup and named in the server log, so edits made there are not kept. To customise messages, copy the official file under a new name that starts with its language code and a hyphen and holds only ASCII letters, digits, _ and - (en.json to en-myserver.json), edit the copy against the new keys, and set language: en-myserver in plugins/UltiTools/config.yml (one setting for the framework and every module). Messages the copy lacks come from the official file its name starts with (en here), and a module with no file under that name uses its official en. A server whose language files were never edited needs no action.
This module raises api-version in plugin.yml from 620 in the released v1.0.0 to 630, so it loads only on UltiTools 6.3.0 or later. Its /wild cooldown uses a framework feature new in 6.3.0; on an older UltiTools it would load with no cooldown at all, silently, so it now refuses to load there instead (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#27, UltiKits/UltiTools-Reborn#531).

Removed

Removed three aliases other UltiKits components own: ul of /unlock (the framework's own /ul), l of /lock (UltiLogin's /l for /login) and sb of /scoreboard (UltiSideBar's /sb for /sidebar). Use /unlock, /lock and /scoreboard (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#62).
Removed the w alias of /warp: /w is vanilla's private-message shortcut (/w <player> <message>), which the alias could take over. Use /warp (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#60).
Removed the pardon alias of /unban: pardon is the vanilla command that lifts the server's own ban, and the alias made the bare label reach this module or vanilla depending on load order. Use /unban for this module's bans (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#48).
Removed the two unban helpers that no command reached — unbanning by player UUID and by IP address — and the /unbanip line in /unban's documentation, which named a command that does not exist. /unban <player> is unchanged; an IP-unban command is tracked as a feature request, UltiKits/UltiEssentials#63 (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#47).
The module's own "disabled" console line on unload (UltiEssentials disabled! under language: en) and its "configuration reloaded" console line on /ul reload UltiEssentials (UltiEssentials config reloaded!), together with the two language keys, present in both lang/en.json and lang/zh.json, that translated them. UltiTools 6.3.0 logs one reload line per module (Module 'UltiEssentials' reloaded.) (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#23).
features.recall.enabled in config/essentials.yml. It never had any effect: this module has no /recall command. The command is recorded as a feature request, UltiKits/UltiEssentials#53 — removing the setting does not reject the feature (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#27).
If the removed setting is still in your config/essentials.yml, which it will be on any server that has run an earlier version, start-up and every /ul reload UltiEssentials log one warning naming the module, the file and the key, and saying where the setting went. Deleting the key from the file silences the warning; leaving it there changes nothing else (UltiKits/UltiEssentials#27).

v1.0.0 (2026-02-13)

Added: /back command to return to last teleport location Added: /spawn and /setspawn spawn point system with first-join and respawn teleport Added: /lobby and /setlobby lobby system Added: /wild random teleport with configurable range, cooldown, and safe location finding Added: /home multi-home system with teleport warmup and movement cancellation Added: /tpa, /tpahere, /tpaccept, /tpdeny TPA request system with timeout, cooldown, and cross-world control Added: /warp system with permission-restricted warps and warp list Added: /fly flight mode toggle (supports toggling for other players) Added: /heal, /feed health and hunger restoration Added: /speed movement speed adjustment (0-10 multiplier) Added: /gm game mode switching with /gms /gmc /gmsp shortcuts Added: /hide vanish mode with ultiessentials.hide.see see-through permission Added: /ban /tempban /unban /banlist full ban system Added: /invsee /endersee /armorsee remote player inventory viewing Added: /wl whitelist management (add/remove/list/on/off/status) Added: /lock /unlock chest lock feature with admin bypass option Added: /scoreboard display with PlaceholderAPI support Added: MOTD and Tab bar customization Added: Overhead name prefix display with PlaceholderAPI and Vault support Added: Command alias system with configurable mappings Added: Scheduled command execution service Added: Death penalty system (money/item/XP/command penalties, world whitelist, bypass permission) Added: Chinese and English language support

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UltiEssentials ​

Feature Overview ​

Installation ​

Upgrading to 2.0.0 ​

Quick Start ​

Commands ​

Teleport Commands ​

Home System Commands ​

TPA Request Commands ​

Warp System Commands ​

Player Status Commands ​

Ban System Commands ​

Management Commands ​

Whitelist Commands ​

Configuration ​

Main Config: config/essentials.yml ​

Spawn Config: config/spawn.yml ​

Lobby Config: config/lobby.yml ​

MOTD Config: config/motd.yml ​

Tab Bar Config: config/tabbar.yml ​

Reload, language and runtime behavior ​

Usage Tutorials ​

Tutorial 1: Setting Up Spawn and Lobby ​

Tutorial 2: Using the Home System ​

Tutorial 3: Using TPA Teleport ​

Tutorial 4: Creating and Using Warps ​

Tutorial 5: Configuring Scheduled Commands ​

Tutorial 6: Configuring Death Penalty ​

Tutorial 7: Using Chest Locks ​

Permissions ​

FAQ ​

Changelog ​

v2.0.0 ​

Changed ​

Fixed ​

Changed ​

Removed ​

v1.0.0 (2026-02-13) ​

Contributors

Changelog

UltiEssentials

Feature Overview

Installation

Upgrading to 2.0.0

Quick Start

Commands

Teleport Commands

Home System Commands

TPA Request Commands

Warp System Commands

Player Status Commands

Ban System Commands

Management Commands

Whitelist Commands

Configuration

Main Config: config/essentials.yml

Spawn Config: config/spawn.yml

Lobby Config: config/lobby.yml

MOTD Config: config/motd.yml

Tab Bar Config: config/tabbar.yml

Reload, language and runtime behavior

Usage Tutorials

Tutorial 1: Setting Up Spawn and Lobby

Tutorial 2: Using the Home System

Tutorial 3: Using TPA Teleport

Tutorial 4: Creating and Using Warps

Tutorial 5: Configuring Scheduled Commands

Tutorial 6: Configuring Death Penalty

Tutorial 7: Using Chest Locks

Permissions

FAQ

Changelog

v2.0.0

Changed

Fixed

Changed

Removed

v1.0.0 (2026-02-13)