Category:Warps - Revision history

Commmonnn: changed "inactive" to "Inactive" in one spot

2025-09-21T18:19:52Z

changed "inactive" to "Inactive" in one spot

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	On Moxiecraft, we have a system of '''warps''', for players to get around the world quicker. Warps are '''teleport points''', that can accessed through a GUI with <code>/warps</code> ingame, or, alternatively, one can type <code>/warp [name]</code> to teleport to a specific one. Warps exist to make towns accessible and help them grow. Any active town (with at least 2–3 members and visible building activity) may request a warp. Warps will never be removed from active towns, since that undermines community morale. ~~inactive~~ towns (no logins or new builds for 90+ days) may have their warp moved to /warp OldWarps until they return — unless the warp has become part of server infrastructure. If your town serves as a nexus for nearby settlements, its warp may remain indefinitely.		On Moxiecraft, we have a system of '''warps''', for players to get around the world quicker. Warps are '''teleport points''', that can accessed through a GUI with <code>/warps</code> ingame, or, alternatively, one can type <code>/warp [name]</code> to teleport to a specific one. Warps exist to make towns accessible and help them grow. Any active town (with at least 2–3 members and visible building activity) may request a warp. Warps will never be removed from active towns, since that undermines community morale. Inactive towns (no logins or new builds for 90+ days) may have their warp moved to /warp OldWarps until they return — unless the warp has become part of server infrastructure. If your town serves as a nexus for nearby settlements, its warp may remain indefinitely.

	'''All active towns qualify for a warp!'''		'''All active towns qualify for a warp!'''

SiOtter at 17:19, 21 September 2025

2025-09-21T17:19:25Z

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	On Moxiecraft, we have a system of '''warps''', for players to get around the world quicker. Warps are '''teleport points''', that can accessed through a GUI with <code>/warps</code> ingame, or, alternatively, one can type <code>/warp [name]</code> to teleport to a specific one.		On Moxiecraft, we have a system of '''warps''', for players to get around the world quicker. Warps are '''teleport points''', that can accessed through a GUI with <code>/warps</code> ingame, or, alternatively, one can type <code>/warp [name]</code> to teleport to a specific one. Warps exist to make towns accessible and help them grow. Any active town (with at least 2–3 members and visible building activity) may request a warp. Warps will never be removed from active towns, since that undermines community morale. inactive towns (no logins or new builds for 90+ days) may have their warp moved to /warp OldWarps until they return — unless the warp has become part of server infrastructure. If your town serves as a nexus for nearby settlements, its warp may remain indefinitely.

			'''All active towns qualify for a warp!'''
	If you wish for your town to get a warp, you must ensure that your build or town is active within the community and has active members. Warps will be removed/added as time progresses since they represent the active side of the server (with a couple exceptions). If you want to keep your warp you could try:		If you wish for your town to get a warp, you must ensure that your build or town is active within the community and has active members. Warps will be removed/added as time progresses since they represent the active side of the server (with a couple exceptions). If you want to keep your warp you could try:

SiOtter: Updated Requirements

2025-09-21T16:26:26Z

Updated Requirements

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	On Moxiecraft, we have a system of '''warps''', for players to get around the world quicker. Warps are '''teleport points''', that can accessed through a GUI with <code>/warps</code> ingame, or, alternatively, one can type <code>/warp [name]</code> to teleport to a specific one~~. All of the warps are listed at the bottom of this page~~.		On Moxiecraft, we have a system of '''warps''', for players to get around the world quicker. Warps are '''teleport points''', that can accessed through a GUI with <code>/warps</code> ingame, or, alternatively, one can type <code>/warp [name]</code> to teleport to a specific one.

	If you wish for your town to get a warp, you must ensure that ~~it meets~~ the ~~following requirements~~:		If you wish for your town to get a warp, you must ensure that your build or town is active within the community and has active members. Warps will be removed/added as time progresses since they represent the active side of the server (with a couple exceptions). If you want to keep your warp you could try:

	~~# A railway link<ref name=":0">It must go~~ to ~~a notable location, such as a town, a monument, a significant~~ build~~, or a farm. It must not go to a location within the~~ town or to an insignificant location. For example, any pre-generated vanilla feature or any small exclusively utilitarian structure will not qualify. A railroad must not be industrial (e.g. for transporting villagers or materials)</ref>		* Building a road to your build/town
	~~# Any <u>two</u> of the following:~~		* Making a railway
	~~## A road<ref name=":0" />~~		* Making infrastructure
	~~## A boat route<ref name=":0" />~~		* Doing community projects
	~~## A nether portal<ref>The portal must be accessible by foot in the nether and be within the~~ town ~~border in the overworld<~~/~~ref>~~		* Keeping an active town/build community
	~~# A population of at <u>least 3</u> people~~
	~~# Age of at <u>least 3</u> weeks~~
	~~# At <u>least 2</u> farms within the town boundaries<ref>Any type and size of farm works: a crop field, an automated iron farm or a small XP farm would all qualify</ref>~~
	~~# A '''wiki page''' in the correct category<ref>See [[Template Help]] for more information </ref>~~

	~~If you are trying to get~~ a warp ~~'''<u>not for a town<~~/~~u>''', all of the transport requirements and the wiki page requirement still apply. Please discuss it with an admin in person, however, as builds aren’t as clear as settlements in their eligibility~~.		When a warp is removed it will be added to /warp OldWarps.

	All requests are reviewed by admins on a case-by-case basis, so make sure to @ one of them when they’re online to check whether your town is eligible.		All requests are reviewed by admins on a case-by-case basis, so make sure to @ one of them when they’re online to check whether your town is eligible.

	<references />		<references />

Sweetcorm: There was no discussion on this issue, so this is reverted until we can talk about it properly

2025-09-20T21:16:01Z

There was no discussion on this issue, so this is reverted until we can talk about it properly

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	# A railway link<ref name=":0">It must go to a notable location, such as a town, a monument, a significant build, or a farm. It must not go to a location within the town or to an insignificant location. For example, any pre-generated vanilla feature or any small exclusively utilitarian structure will not qualify. A railroad must not be industrial (e.g. for transporting villagers or materials)</ref>		# A railway link<ref name=":0">It must go to a notable location, such as a town, a monument, a significant build, or a farm. It must not go to a location within the town or to an insignificant location. For example, any pre-generated vanilla feature or any small exclusively utilitarian structure will not qualify. A railroad must not be industrial (e.g. for transporting villagers or materials)</ref>
	# Any of the following:		# Any <u>two</u> of the following:
			## A road<ref name=":0" />
	## A boat route<ref name=":0" />		## A boat route<ref name=":0" />
	## A nether portal<ref>The portal must be accessible by foot in the nether and be within the town border in the overworld</ref>		## A nether portal<ref>The portal must be accessible by foot in the nether and be within the town border in the overworld</ref>
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	# At <u>least 2</u> farms within the town boundaries<ref>Any type and size of farm works: a crop field, an automated iron farm or a small XP farm would all qualify</ref>		# At <u>least 2</u> farms within the town boundaries<ref>Any type and size of farm works: a crop field, an automated iron farm or a small XP farm would all qualify</ref>
	# A '''wiki page''' in the correct category<ref>See [[Template Help]] for more information </ref>		# A '''wiki page''' in the correct category<ref>See [[Template Help]] for more information </ref>
	~~# A road<ref name=":0" />~~

	If you are trying to get a warp '''<u>not for a town</u>''', all of the transport requirements and the wiki page requirement still apply. Please discuss it with an admin in person, however, as builds aren’t as clear as settlements in their eligibility.		If you are trying to get a warp '''<u>not for a town</u>''', all of the transport requirements and the wiki page requirement still apply. Please discuss it with an admin in person, however, as builds aren’t as clear as settlements in their eligibility.

SiOtter at 21:07, 20 September 2025

2025-09-20T21:07:33Z

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	# A railway link<ref name=":0">It must go to a notable location, such as a town, a monument, a significant build, or a farm. It must not go to a location within the town or to an insignificant location. For example, any pre-generated vanilla feature or any small exclusively utilitarian structure will not qualify. A railroad must not be industrial (e.g. for transporting villagers or materials)</ref>		# A railway link<ref name=":0">It must go to a notable location, such as a town, a monument, a significant build, or a farm. It must not go to a location within the town or to an insignificant location. For example, any pre-generated vanilla feature or any small exclusively utilitarian structure will not qualify. A railroad must not be industrial (e.g. for transporting villagers or materials)</ref>
	# Any ~~<u>two</u>~~ of the following:		# Any of the following:
	## A boat route<ref name=":0" />		## A boat route<ref name=":0" />
	## A nether portal<ref>The portal must be accessible by foot in the nether and be within the town border in the overworld</ref>		## A nether portal<ref>The portal must be accessible by foot in the nether and be within the town border in the overworld</ref>

SiOtter at 21:06, 20 September 2025

2025-09-20T21:06:04Z

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	# A railway link<ref name=":0">It must go to a notable location, such as a town, a monument, a significant build, or a farm. It must not go to a location within the town or to an insignificant location. For example, any pre-generated vanilla feature or any small exclusively utilitarian structure will not qualify. A railroad must not be industrial (e.g. for transporting villagers or materials)</ref>		# A railway link<ref name=":0">It must go to a notable location, such as a town, a monument, a significant build, or a farm. It must not go to a location within the town or to an insignificant location. For example, any pre-generated vanilla feature or any small exclusively utilitarian structure will not qualify. A railroad must not be industrial (e.g. for transporting villagers or materials)</ref>
	# Any <u>two</u> of the following:		# Any <u>two</u> of the following:
	~~## A road<ref name=":0" />~~
	## A boat route<ref name=":0" />		## A boat route<ref name=":0" />
	## A nether portal<ref>The portal must be accessible by foot in the nether and be within the town border in the overworld</ref>		## A nether portal<ref>The portal must be accessible by foot in the nether and be within the town border in the overworld</ref>
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	# At <u>least 2</u> farms within the town boundaries<ref>Any type and size of farm works: a crop field, an automated iron farm or a small XP farm would all qualify</ref>		# At <u>least 2</u> farms within the town boundaries<ref>Any type and size of farm works: a crop field, an automated iron farm or a small XP farm would all qualify</ref>
	# A '''wiki page''' in the correct category<ref>See [[Template Help]] for more information </ref>		# A '''wiki page''' in the correct category<ref>See [[Template Help]] for more information </ref>
			# A road<ref name=":0" />

	If you are trying to get a warp '''<u>not for a town</u>''', all of the transport requirements and the wiki page requirement still apply. Please discuss it with an admin in person, however, as builds aren’t as clear as settlements in their eligibility.		If you are trying to get a warp '''<u>not for a town</u>''', all of the transport requirements and the wiki page requirement still apply. Please discuss it with an admin in person, however, as builds aren’t as clear as settlements in their eligibility.

Sweetcorm: Adjusted punctuation in the footnotes

2025-09-06T13:56:32Z

Adjusted punctuation in the footnotes

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	If you wish for your town to get a warp, you must ensure that it meets the following requirements:		If you wish for your town to get a warp, you must ensure that it meets the following requirements:

	# A railway link<ref name=":0">It must go to a notable location, such as a town, a monument, a significant build, or a farm. It must not go to a location within the town, or to an insignificant location, ~~for example: a~~ pre-generated structure~~, or purely a feature of the natural landscape~~. A railroad must not be an industrial ~~one,~~ e.g. for transporting villagers, or materials</ref>		# A railway link<ref name=":0">It must go to a notable location, such as a town, a monument, a significant build, or a farm. It must not go to a location within the town or to an insignificant location. For example, any pre-generated vanilla feature or any small exclusively utilitarian structure will not qualify. A railroad must not be industrial (e.g. for transporting villagers or materials)</ref>
	# Any <u>two</u> of the following:		# Any <u>two</u> of the following:
	## A road<ref name=":0" />		## A road<ref name=":0" />
	## A boat route<ref name=":0" />		## A boat route<ref name=":0" />
	## A nether portal<ref>The portal must be accessible by foot in the nether, and be within the town border in the overworld</ref>		## A nether portal<ref>The portal must be accessible by foot in the nether and be within the town border in the overworld</ref>
	# A population of at <u>least 3</u> people		# A population of at <u>least 3</u> people
	# Age of at <u>least 3</u> weeks		# Age of at <u>least 3</u> weeks

Sweetcorm: Added clarification for the portal

2025-09-02T23:32:59Z

Added clarification for the portal

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	## A road<ref name=":0" />		## A road<ref name=":0" />
	## A boat route<ref name=":0" />		## A boat route<ref name=":0" />
	## A nether portal		## A nether portal<ref>The portal must be accessible by foot in the nether, and be within the town border in the overworld</ref>
	# A population of at <u>least 3</u> people		# A population of at <u>least 3</u> people
	# Age of at <u>least 3</u> weeks		# Age of at <u>least 3</u> weeks

Sweetcorm: Fixed incorrect formatting

2025-09-02T23:31:14Z

Fixed incorrect formatting

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	On Moxiecraft, we have a system of '''warps''', for players to get around the world quicker. Warps are '''teleport points''', that can accessed through a GUI with <code>/warps ~~ingame~~</code>, or, alternatively, one can type <code>/warp [name]</code> to teleport to a specific one. All of the warps are listed at the bottom of this page.		On Moxiecraft, we have a system of '''warps''', for players to get around the world quicker. Warps are '''teleport points''', that can accessed through a GUI with <code>/warps</code> ingame, or, alternatively, one can type <code>/warp [name]</code> to teleport to a specific one. All of the warps are listed at the bottom of this page.

	If you wish for your town to get a warp, you must ensure that it meets the following requirements:		If you wish for your town to get a warp, you must ensure that it meets the following requirements:

Sweetcorm: Added clarification for farms

2025-09-02T23:29:10Z

Added clarification for farms

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	# A population of at <u>least 3</u> people		# A population of at <u>least 3</u> people
	# Age of at <u>least 3</u> weeks		# Age of at <u>least 3</u> weeks
	# At <u>least 2</u> farms within the town boundaries		# At <u>least 2</u> farms within the town boundaries<ref>Any type and size of farm works: a crop field, an automated iron farm or a small XP farm would all qualify</ref>
	# A '''wiki page''' in the correct category<ref>See [[Template Help]] for more information </ref>		# A '''wiki page''' in the correct category<ref>See [[Template Help]] for more information </ref>