Spawn-OG
Spawn-OG owns safe player entry, spawn and respawn behavior, and TrueOG's WorldGuard-based regional flight policy. It replaces EssentialsXSpawn and the flight and gamemode management portions of legacy WGamemode-OG on Purpur 1.19.4.
Login safety
- Make the player invulnerable while repair is in progress, restoring their own state afterwards.
- Teleport to the global spawn when relocation is needed.
- Return unsanctioned spectator, creative, and adventure logins to survival.
- Tell rescued players the world and block coordinates they came from.
Limited to world, world_nether, and world_the_end. Add other survival
worlds explicitly, so minigame and build worlds are not caught by accident.
Who may log in outside survival
Non-survival logins become survival unless the player may use that gamemode
where they logged in. GameModeInventories-OG owns that rule; Spawn-OG asks its
GameModePolicy rather than keeping a second copy. There is no bypass.
Its rules: creative needs gamemodeinventories.anywhere or a creative region;
spectator needs gamemodeinventories.spectator or noclip.use while
restrict_spectator is on; adventure is never granted.
Without GameModeInventories-OG, Spawn-OG falls back to
login-safety.gamemode-exemption-permissions and login-safety.creative-regions,
which mirror the same rules. A creative region is a WorldGuard region matched by
id, not a flag; with no WorldGuard only gamemodeinventories.anywhere exempts
anyone.
What counts as unsafe
Water, tall grass, slabs, stairs, and carpet are ordinary survival play and are left alone. Only these are relocated: inside a full solid block, inside or on top of a damaging block, in or above lava, above a drop longer than five blocks with no water to break it, over the void, outside the world border, or outside the build limits.
Returning to an unsafe location
/spawnback warns why the position was flagged; /spawnback confirm within
thirty seconds sends the player back at their own risk. One shot per migration,
stored in return-locations.yml.
Regional flight
Inside a fly region, players with spawnog.flight can toggle flight using
/fly. Inside a nofly region, flight is suspended unless the player has
spawnog.flight.bypass. Previous flight permission is restored on region exit
or disconnect, and fall damage caused by forced landing is cancelled once.
Regional item drops
/rg flag -w world spawn item-drop deny
Repeat the above command with each additional world and region that should deny
drops. Remove the explicit policy with item-drop and no value, or restore
drops with item-drop allow. Staff bypass, when genuinely required, is the
LuckPerms permission worldguard.region.bypass.<world>.
This replaces WGamemode-OG's stopItemDrop behavior with an explicit region
policy that applies consistently whether or not the player has toggled flight.
Commands
/spawn— Teleport to the global or LuckPerms-group spawn after a five-second warmup. Moving cancels it; damage does not./spawn <player>— Teleport another player to their resolved spawn./setspawn [group] [normalize-view] [normalize-position]— Configure a spawn./spawnback [confirm]— Return to where a login safety migration moved you from./fly— Toggle flight inside a configuredflyregion.
Permissions
spawnog.spawn— Use/spawn.spawnog.spawn.others— Use/spawn <player>.spawnog.setspawn— Configure spawns.spawnog.spawnback— Use/spawnback; granted by default.spawnog.login-migration.bypass— Exempt staff from autopsy migration only.spawnog.flight— Use regional/fly; granted by default.spawnog.flight.bypass— Ignorenoflyregions; not granted by default.
Building
GameModeInventories-OG is a submodule under libs/, compiled from source and
never bundled. bootstrap.sh fetches it, and settings.gradle.kts runs that on
every configure. Take a newer version with
git submodule update --remote libs/GameModeInventories-OG.
Use the TrueOG bootstrap, or run:
./gradlew clean build eclipse --warning-mode all