Travel configuration options

These are the travel configuration options.

/plugins/TARDIS/config.yml
travel:
  include_default_world: false
  tp_radius: 500
  max_distance: 29999983
  give_key: false
  the_end: false
  allow_end_after_visit: false
  nether: false
  allow_nether_after_visit: false
  terminal:
    redefine: false
    nether: world
    the_end: world
  land_on_water: true
  timeout: 5
  timeout_height: 135
  random_attempts: 30
  exile: false
  per_world_perms: false
  terminal_step: 1
  manual_flight_delay: 60
  grace_period: 10
  random_circuit:
    x: 5000
    z: 5000
  no_destination_malfunctions: true

See the headings below for more detailed information.

Config	Type	Default
`travel:`
`include_default_world`	`boolean`	`false`
Sets whether the default world is included in time travel destinations.
`tp_radius`	`number`	`500`
Sets the maximum distance (in blocks) you can randomly time travel in the TARDIS. Note The actual values is about 4 times this (due to the multiplier repeater).
`max_distance`	`number`	`29999983`
Sets the maximum distance (in blocks) that can be used with the `/tardistravel` command. If the (vanilla) World Border distance is smaller this will be used instead.
`chameleon`	`boolean`	`true`
Sets whether the TARDIS police box can change its appearance to match its surroundings.
`give_key`	`boolean`	`false`
Sets whether the TARDIS key is given when changing worlds (and using a multi-world inventory plugin).
`the_end`	`boolean`	`false`
Sets whether the TARDIS is allowed to travel to The End worlds.
`allow_end_after_visit`	`boolean`	`false`
If enabled, players may only fly to The End in the TARDIS if they've already been there once without it (i.e. End Portal) Note: End travel must be enabled (`the_end: true`) for this to take effect.
`nether`	`boolean`	`false`
Sets whether the TARDIS is allowed to travel to Nether worlds.
`allow_nether_after_visit`	`boolean`	`false`
If enabled, players may only fly to the Nether in the TARDIS if they've already been there once without it (i.e. Nether Portal). Note: Nether travel must be enabled (`nether: true`) for this to take effect.
`land_on_water`	`boolean`	`true`
Sets whether the TARDIS will land on water in the Overworld.
`timeout`	`number`	`5`
`timeout_height`	`number`	`135`
Sets the maximum time in seconds a random location task can take. If the task times out then the Police Box location is set at the `timeout_height` value. This prevents the plugin crashing when using skyblock type worlds.
`random_attempts`	`number`	`30`
Sets the maximum number of attempts to find a random location. This prevents the plugin crashing under certain circumstances.
`exile`	`boolean`	`false`
Sets whether the TARDIS exile feature is enabled.
`per_world_perms`	`boolean`	`false`
Sets whether players require the `tardis.travel.[world]` permission to travel to a world.
`terminal_step`	`number`	`1`
Sets the 4 step values that the TARDIS Destination Terminal GUI uses, where the steps are `10 * step` and `25 * step` etc.
`terminal:`
`redefine`	`boolean`	`false`
`the_end`	`string`	`world`
Sets whether the TARDIS is allowed to travel to The End worlds.
`nether`	`string`	`world`
Sets whether the TARDIS is allowed to travel to Nether worlds.
`manual_flight_delay`	`number`	`60`
Sets the server tick delay between having to click the repeaters in manual flight mode.
`grace_period`	`number`	`10`
Sets the number of times players can use easy controls when the server is set to `hard` difficulty mode.
`random_circuit:`
`x`	`number`	`5000`
`y`	`number`	`5000`
Maximum +/- number of blocks the random location search will look between in x and z directions, so default will be -5000 to 5000 in both x and z directions. If the WorldBorder plugin is installed or a vaniila world border is in use, then those settings will be used instead.
`no_destination_malfunctions`	`boolean`	`true`
Sets whether the TARDIS will malfunction if no valid random destination can be found with the current console settings.

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