Quick answer: Choose DTPA for player-to-player consent, UltraHomes for saved personal locations, RTPzone for area-controlled random travel, and RTP Queue or Crystal Queue when concurrent random destination requests need pacing. These products are complements only when commands and responsibilities remain distinct.
| Product | Primary job | Best fit |
|---|---|---|
| DTPA | TPA and TPAHere requests | Survival communities and GUI-first consent |
| UltraHomes | Persistent personal locations | SMP, Lifesteal and rank-based home limits |
| RTPzone | Random destinations inside defined areas | Resource worlds and controlled exploration zones |
| RTP Queue | Paced random teleport demand | Paper/Purpur/Folia public servers |
| Crystal Queue | Alternative queue-based RTP flow | Folia-described queue deployments |
DTPA: consent between players
DTPA handles requests to teleport to another player or bring them to you. Its listing describes request menus, accept and deny interfaces, safe landing checks, movement cancellation, cooldowns, daily limits and player toggles. It does not replace random exploration or saved homes.
UltraHomes: persistent return points
UltraHomes stores locations a player deliberately saves. Define limits, rank behavior, prohibited worlds and what happens when a saved world disappears. Back up the storage before migrations.
RTPzone: destination control
RTPzone is the fit when the important requirement is selecting destinations from deliberate zones. This can separate spawn protection, event regions and resource areas inside a larger world plan.
RTP Queue and Crystal Queue: traffic control
RTP Queue and Crystal Queue turn random teleport into a queued workflow. This can reject duplicate requests and limit simultaneous searches. It cannot make new chunk generation cheap, so pre-generate the destination border.
Shared safety checklist
- Test unsafe blocks, liquids, caves, world borders and protected claims.
- Define combat blocking, cooldowns, warmups and movement cancellation consistently.
- Handle disconnect, restart and no-safe-destination outcomes.
- Confirm only one plugin owns each command and teleport event.
- Test non-admin permissions and bypasses.
- Verify Folia or proxy support for the exact release, not only the product family.
Browse the Teleportation collection for current product metadata, requirements and official BuiltByBit links.