In this guide
Set and use named homes
A home saves your current location so you can return later. Stand on a safe block with room around you, then give the home a simple name you will remember.
For example, /sethome base saves a home called base and /home base takes you there. Use different names for places such as a farm or a mine. The brackets shown in command help are placeholders, so do not type them.
Running /sethome base again updates that named home. Check that you are standing in the new location you actually want before replacing it. /delhome base removes the saved destination, not the build itself.
Use /home to review your homes. Setting a home does not claim land, reserve a resource world location, or give permission to enter someone else’s property.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/sethome <name> | Save or update a named home. |
/home <name> | Teleport to a saved home. |
/home | Review your saved homes. |
/delhome <name> | Remove a saved home. |
Home slots and ranks
New players have two home slots. Settler unlocks three. Later ranks increase that limit until Eternal has fifteen. A new home limit is the total number you can have, not an extra set added each time.
If you have reached your limit, remove an old destination before making another one, or work toward the next rank that increases homes. The rank guide lists every increase.
Visit another player
/tpa <player> asks to visit that player. /tpahere <player> asks them to come to you. The other person chooses whether to accept.
Check who sent a request and which direction it goes before accepting. Requests expire after two minutes. Only accept when you are ready, and make sure the arrival location is safe.
Teleporting to a player does not grant claim trust. Ask before entering private builds, using farms, or setting a home at someone else’s base.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/tpa <player> | Ask to teleport to another player. |
/tpahere <player> | Ask another player to teleport to you. |
/tpaccept | Accept a pending request. |
/tpdeny | Decline a pending request. |
/tpcancel | Cancel your outgoing request. |
Other ways to get around
| Destination | How to get there | What it is for |
|---|---|---|
| Spawn | /spawn | The server hub and public facilities. |
| Main survival world | /rtp | A random location for exploration and finding a home. |
| Resource world | /resworld | A random gathering location in the resettable world. |
| Server warp | /warp <name> | A public destination maintained by the server. Use /warps to see what is available. |
| Player warp | /pw | Public destinations made by players, including shops and builds. |
The Back command
Arbiter unlocks /back, which returns to the previous location recorded by the teleport system. It can include a death location, but it is not a replacement for setting a named home.
Another teleport can change the recorded destination. Do not assume /back will always point to the place you remember from several teleports ago.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/back | Return to your last recorded location. Requires Arbiter or above. |
If a teleport does not work
- Stay still during an RTP or player warp countdown. Moving can cancel it.
- Read the message in chat. A cooldown, missing home, unsafe location, claim restriction, and a search still in progress are different problems.
- Check the name you typed. Home names and player names need to identify the destination you intended.
- A home saved in a world that resets may no longer lead to the same terrain. Move valuables before the reset.
- If you keep getting an error after the normal wait, send staff the exact message and the command you used.