Time Travel Commands

note

If the plugin difficulty is set to hard you will need to use the TARDIS Advanced Console instead of these commands.

Some of these commands also require the appropriate permission before players can use them. See the Permissions page for more information.

/tardistravel

Arguments	Description	Usage
area	Time travel to a server defined TARDIS area. Permission: tardis.area.[area name]	/tardistravel area [area name]
biome	Time travel to the closest specified biome type. Permission: tardis.timetravel.biome	/tardistravel biome [biome type]
cancel	Removes the currently set travel destination.	/tardistravel cancel
cave	Time travel to an underground cave. Permission: tardis.timetravel.cave	/tardistravel cave
coords	Time travel to the specified coordinates. Permission: tardis.timetravel.location	/tardistravel [world x y z]
costs	Display a list of Artron Energy travel costs.	/tardistravel costs
dest	Time travel to a saved destination.	/tardistravel dest [save name]
home	Time travel to the TARDIS ‘home’ location.	/tardistravel home
player	Time travel to the specified player. A player can prevent other players from travelling to them by setting the player preference to ‘Do Not Disturb’ — to do this type /tardisprefs dnd [on|off] or use the Sonic Prefs Menu. To ask a player if you can travel to their protected region / claim, use the command /tardistravel [player] ?. To accept a travel request, type tardis request accept in chat. Permission: tardis.timetravel.player	/tardistravel [player]
stop	Stops travelling / materialising and returns to the home location. Use in an emergency only!	/tardistravel stop
structure	Time travel to a structure. Permission: tardis.timetravel.village	/tardistravel structure [optional structure]
tpa	Ask to time travel to the specified player. Permission: tardis.timetravel.player	/tardistravel tpa [player]
village	Time travel to a village or other structure. Permission: tardis.timetravel.village	/tardistravel village [optional structure]

Coordinates travel

To travel to specific coordinates, type:

/tardistravel [world] [x] [y] [z]

Ground Height

You can leave out the 'y' level co-ordinate to have the TARDIS try to guess where the ground height is and land on it.
It uses the highest 'y' value of a non-air block, above which there is only air, as the basis of this guess.
This is not guaranteed to place the TARDIS in a safe position though (e.g. might be on a cliff with the door facing the edge)

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Usage	Description
/tardistravel New_New_York -319 64 277	to travel to coordinates in the specified world
/tardistravel New_New_York -319 277	to travel to 'ground level' at the the horizontal coordinates in the specified world
/tardistravel ~ -319 64 277	to travel to coordinates in the world that the TARDIS is currently in

/tardistravel ~[x] ~[y] ~[z]

Usage	Description
/tardistravel ~20 ~ ~-35	to travel to relative coordinates.

Relative coordinates

All coordinates must be proceeded by the tilde character (~). In this case the TARDIS would travel 20 blocks in the x-direction (EAST), 0 blocks in the y-direction (UP/DOWN) and negative 35 blocks in the z-direction (NORTH) from its current location.