This fork's main focus is all around Stargates and simplicity specifically, while still keeping close to the actual franchise.

Features

• Gates from the franchise - The default Milky way gate, the most feature rich shape, and customizable as much as you want. Pegasus stargate from Stargate Atlantis, quicker to lock chevrons than Milky way, with a much darker look. Destiny from Stargate Universe, slower chevron lock but uses a portable DHD controller instead of a pillar to use the gate. Ori Supergate, as seen in Stargate: The Ark of Truth. At 101x101 blocks, it's great for any megabase.
• Permission plugin support - Integration with LuckPerms for manage what players can or cannot use. Optional - a permissions file can be used without a plugin.
• Iris password protection - Set IDCs for your stargates for security. Entities will get killed as they hit the Iris of a locked stargate.
• Anything can travel - Bring you pets along with you on a journey, or make a complex trap with arrows as stargates can also teleport other entities as well. Arrows will not lose any momentum when travelling through a stargate, which makes for the perfect trap.
• Unstable vortexes - When you dial a stargate, and the chevrons lock, you better stand back as an unstable vortex will shoot out from the stargate. It can deal damage to you if you get in the way, and will destroy any blocks. (Harmful vortex can be turned off in config)
• Networks - Keep your gates local by setting them to a custom network. This allows only stargates on the same network to visit each other, while other stargates can't access them.
• Create custom shapes - Easily create new gate shapes using the /wxshape command, or by directly editing a file. The entire stargate is customizable, down to the material it uses, and how the vortex is formed.
• Extra database support - Whether you prefer using MySQL/MariaDB or SQLite, it's extremely simple to setup. With SQLite being the default, you can set login information in the config and quickly convert the old database to the new one with /wxconvertdb.
• No required dependences - All other plugins and completely optional with WormholeXTreme, this plugin can run perfectly fine with nothing else installed!
• Toggle gate shapes - Don't want players to use a specific gate shape? Simply disable it with /wxshape disable <ShapeName>.

Requirements

Installation

1. Download the jar file from the Releases tab above.
2. Drop it into your server's plugins/ folder.
3. Start the server. Wormhole X-Treme creates plugins/WormholeXTreme/, which contains:
   • Settings.txt, the main configuration
   • GateShapes/, the gate designs
   • WormholeXTremeDB/, the SQLite database
   • GateShapePrices.txt, build prices when economy support is on
   • Permissions.txt, permissions for servers without a permissions plugin
4. Optionally, adjust the settings, then run /wxreload or restart.

Updating

Replace the old jar with the new one and restart. Nothing else is needed:

• Settings added in a new version are written into your existing Settings.txt with their defaults. Your own values are kept.
• If an old gate looks wrong after updating, /wormhole updategate <gate|-all> rebuilds it with its current shape.

Getting started

Build a gate

The quickest way is to let the plugin build it for you:

1. Run /wxbuild Standard. /wxbuildlist shows every available shape.
2. Place a button or lever on a block and press it. The gate builds itself around it, and that switch becomes the gate's DHD.
3. Run /wxcomplete <name> to name the gate and finish it.

You can also build the gate by hand from the shape's blocks (obsidian for the Standard gate), put a lever on the DHD block, flip it and then run /wxcomplete. Add idc=<code> to give the gate an iris, and net=<network> to put it on a network:

/wxcomplete supersecretroom idc=topsecret net=Private

Dial a gate

1. Flip the gate's DHD lever. The gate activates and its chevrons lock.
2. Run /dial <gate>, for example /dial spawn.
3. Walk through. Flip the lever again to close the wormhole early.

If the gate you're dialling has its iris closed, give its code: /dial supersecretroom topsecret.

Dial signs

Shapes whose names end in SignDial have a spot for a dial sign, so they can be dialled without typing commands.

• Building one - It's the usual shape of the stargate, except the DHD pillar is extended to a 2x2. The DHD lever stays in the same place, but place a sign next to that lever. Put the desired gate name on the first line, and optionally a network name on the second line. Then flip the lever, and the stargate will automatically complete.
• Using one - Right click the sign to scroll through destinations. Left click goes in the opposite direction. Flip the lever once you've chosen a destination.

Iris

Give a gate an IDC with /wxidc <gate> <code>, or with idc= when completing it. This adds an iris lever to the gate. Anyone dialling in must give the code, or they're stopped at the iris.

Gate types

Milky Way gates

The classic type of gates, defined by the shape files in GateShapes/. The non-canon shapes are disabled by default. Enable them with /wxshape enable <shape>.

Pegasus gates

Built-in gates with a deepslate tile ring, sea lantern chevrons and a light blue iris. They use a normal DHD, like Milky Way gates.

Build one with /wxbuild Pegasus.

Destiny gates

Built-in gates with a polished blackstone ring and glowstone chevrons. As in the show, the ring spins to lock each chevron in turn. (Shown with a fancy chevron animation.)

Destiny gates have no DHD. You activate them with a Destiny DHD Controller:

1. Build the ring, with /wxbuild Destiny or by hand.
2. Hold a Destiny DHD Controller, stand within 10 blocks of the ring and run /wxlink <GateName> idc=[IDC] net=[Network]. This completes the gate and links the controller to it.
3. Right-click the controller to activate the gate, then use /dial as normal. Left-click toggles the iris.

The controller is a compass that always points at its linked gate. To link another controller to a gate that's already built, stand near the gate and run /wxlink <GateName> [IDC].

Crafting the controller:

Gates of each family can only dial gates of the same family. A Pegasus gate can't dial a Milky Way gate, and so on. Pegasus and Destiny gates can be switched off with /wxt bonusgates false. Existing gates are kept and work again when switched back on.

Commands

For players

For builders

For admins

Permissions

Wormhole X-Treme works with any Bukkit permissions plugin. Without one, ops can do everything, and Permissions.txt decides what everyone else can do.

Configuration

Everything lives in plugins/WormholeXTreme/Settings.txt. Every setting has a description in the file, and most can be changed in game with /wxt.

Custom gate shapes

Each file in GateShapes/ manages one gate, using these markers:

Standard.shape is the best choice for a base shape for new users. You can also design shapes in game with /wxshape create.

The finished jar is in target/. Every change is also built and tested automatically against each Spigot release from 1.20.4 to 26.3.

Credits

Wormhole X-Treme was created by Lologarithm and alron, carried on by lycano, and is now maintained by Dakto_.

A newer fork has been made, expanding past Stargates and focusing on a more complex system with other teleporters from the franchise. Created by Khan Jal.

NovyXtreme is created by Dograffe, for the Novylen Minecraft Server.

Released under the GNU General Public License v3. See CHANGELOG.txt for what's new in each version.