Mastering Multi-Home Teleportation in Minecraft with Set Homes Two
Minecraft servers thrive on convenience and customization. Whether you run a sprawling survival world, a creative building hub, or a minigame network, players often need to jump between important locations quickly. The vanilla game offers a single spawn point and beds, but that is rarely enough for adventurers who want to mark their favorite base, a secret mining outpost, or a scenic cliffside. This is where the Set Homes Two plugin steps in, transforming how players navigate your server.
What Is Set Homes Two?
Set Homes Two is a powerful Bukkit/Spigot plugin that lets players create multiple named homes across different dimensions and teleport to them with a simple command or a click. Unlike basic home plugins, it gives server admins fine-grained control over limits, cooldowns, and even dimension blacklisting. Every message is customizable, so you can match the plugin’s tone to your server’s personality. The result is a seamless, immersive teleportation system that feels like a natural part of the game.
Key Features That Set It Apart
- Multiple homes per player – No more being tied to a single bed. Players can save as many locations as their permission group allows.
- Dimension blacklisting – Prevent homes from being set in dangerous or restricted worlds like the End or custom resource dimensions. Already existing homes in blacklisted dimensions remain visible but become unusable.
- Customizable home icons – Each home can be assigned a different Minecraft block or item as its display material, making the home list visually intuitive.
- Teleport delay and cooldown – Configure a countdown before teleportation, and cancel it if the player moves. This adds a layer of strategy and prevents instant escapes during combat.
- Fully configurable messages – Every chat notification, error, and success message can be rewritten to fit your server’s theme.
- Group-based limits – With LuckPerms integration, you can assign different maximum home counts to different player ranks.
Commands and Permissions at a Glance
Set Homes Two is driven by a clean set of commands that players and admins will quickly memorize. Here are the essentials:
Player Commands
- /create-home [name] [display_material | d | default] [description] – Sets a home at your current location with a custom name, optional icon material, and description.
- /go-home [name] – Teleports you to the specified home. Requires the sh2.teleport permission.
- /list-homes – Opens a clickable inventory GUI of all your homes. Clicking a home name teleports you there if you have the necessary permissions.
- /delete-home [name] – Removes a home you no longer need.
Admin Commands
- /add-to-blacklist [dimension names] – Blacklists dimensions so players cannot set new homes there.
- /remove-from-blacklist [dimension names] – Removes dimensions from the blacklist.
- /get-blacklisted-dimensions – Lists all currently blacklisted dimensions.
- /set-max-homes [group] [number] – Defines the maximum number of homes for a specific LuckPerms group or globally.
Core Permissions
- sh2.create-home – Allows a player to create homes.
- sh2.go-home – Allows usage of the /go-home command.
- sh2.teleport – Required to actually teleport to a home (via command or GUI).
- sh2.list-homes – Allows viewing the home list.
- sh2.delete-home – Allows deleting own homes.
- sh2.give-homes-item – Gives the player the configured item to open the homes GUI.
- sh2.add-to-blacklist, sh2.remove-from-blacklist, sh2.get-blacklisted-dimensions, sh2.set-max-homes – Admin-level control.
Configuration Made Simple
The plugin’s config.yml is well-structured and heavily commented, making it easy to tailor every aspect. You can set the default home icon (e.g., white_wool), the inventory title, and whether to use a singular max home limit or group-based limits via LuckPerms. The teleportation section lets you define a delay in seconds, a cancel-on-move toggle, and custom countdown messages. All error and success messages are fully customizable, so you can replace “Home created” with something like “Your new sanctuary has been established.”
For example, if you want to give VIP players more homes, you’d set maxHomesType: groups and then define vip: 10 and default: 3. The plugin will automatically enforce these limits based on the player’s LuckPerms group. This kind of flexibility makes Set Homes Two a favorite among server owners who want to reward loyal players without breaking game balance.
Installation and Setup
Getting started is straightforward. Download the plugin jar and place it into your server’s plugins folder, then restart or reload the server. A default configuration file will be generated automatically. If you plan to use the group-based max homes feature, make sure you have LuckPerms installed as a soft dependency. For those who prefer a more streamlined approach, modern launchers like the foxygame.net launcher allow you to manage plugins and mods directly from an intuitive menu, making it incredibly easy to add Set Homes Two to your server setup without digging through file directories. This flexibility saves time and keeps your server management tidy.
Once installed, assign permissions to your players and groups, tweak the config to your liking, and you are ready to go. The plugin works out of the box with minimal setup, but the real magic happens when you customize the messages and icons to match your server’s theme.
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Why Set Homes Two Is a Must-Have for Your Server
In a game as vast as Minecraft, the ability to instantly return to meaningful places keeps players engaged and reduces frustration. Set Homes Two goes beyond basic teleportation by offering a polished, permission-driven system that scales with your community. The dimension blacklist prevents exploits, the delay mechanic adds fairness, and the visual inventory makes navigation a joy. Whether you are running a small private server or a large public network, this plugin adapts to your needs without overwhelming you with complexity.
By combining intuitive commands, deep configurability, and seamless LuckPerms integration, Set Homes Two empowers both players and admins. It turns the simple act of setting a home into a feature-rich experience that enhances every Minecraft world. Give your players the freedom to explore, build, and return home with confidence.
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