Warp Signs

Warp Signs adds protected server warps, personal homes, and a global server spawn for Minecraft 1.21.1 NeoForge servers.

Features

• Named server warps
• Clickable [Warp] signs
• Personal player homes
• Global server spawn
• Operator controls for creating and removing server warps
• Protection for valid warp signs and their supporting blocks
• TNT, creeper explosion, and piston protection
• Consistent [WarpSign] chat feedback

Warp commands

/setwarp <name>
Operator only. Creates or updates a named server warp at your current location.

/warps
Lists available server warps.

/warp <name>
Teleports you to the selected server warp.

/delwarp <name>
Operator only. Deletes the selected server warp.

Warp or Spawn signs

Create a sign with:

[Warp]
WarpName

[Spawn]

Put [Warp] on the first line and the exact name of an existing server warp on the second line. Right-clicking a valid warp sign teleports the player to that warp.

Put [Spawn] on the first line for a valid warp to spawn set with /setspawn.

Valid warp signs and their supporting structure are protected from player breaking, TNT, creeper explosions, and piston manipulation. Operators must crouch to edit or remove protected warp signs.

Homes

/sethome
Saves your current location as your personal home.

/home
Teleports you to your saved home.

/delhome
Deletes your saved home.

Homes are saved per player. Players cannot access another player’s home.

Spawn

/setspawn
Operator only. Sets the global Overworld server spawn.

/spawn
Teleports any player to the global server spawn.

Respawns

Valid bed respawn locations take priority over WarpSigns respawn handling.

If a player does not have a valid bed respawn location, their saved /home is used.

If a player has no valid bed and no saved /home, they respawn at the global server spawn set by /setspawn.

Respawn anchors and individual /spawnpoint locations do not override WarpSigns home or server-spawn fallback behavior.