Built for a live audience
Moving a hundred players by hand is the fastest way to lose a stream. RallyPoint turns each stop on the tour into one command, handles the crowd safely, and never touches a player who did not ask to come along.
Opt-In, Always
Players choose whether they can be teleported. Nobody else is ever moved, and the choice is saved the moment it changes.
Named Waypoints
Register the route before you go live, then move the crowd stop to stop with a single command.
Countdown
A configurable countdown with title, chat, and sound, so the crowd is never yanked mid-sentence and you can talk over it.
Safety Checks
Rallies into the void, lava, solid blocks, or the Nether roof are refused, and arrivals are scattered onto solid ground.
Stage Mode
Hold the crowd in spectator mode or frozen in place so nobody wanders in front of the camera. Hosts stay exempt.
One-Command Return
Send everyone back to exactly where they were standing, including anyone who logged off part-way through.
Live in four steps
Install the plugin
Drop the RallyPoint jar into plugins/ on a Paper 1.20+ server. There are no dependencies.
Players opt in
Everyone taking part runs /rally optin once. The choice is remembered across restarts.
Register the route
Stand at each stop and run /rally waypoint set <name> to save it to disk.
Run the event
/rally go <name> moves the crowd, and /rally return sends everyone home at the end.
Crowd teleports that behave
A rally is more than a loop over online players. RallyPoint does the work that keeps a large group moving smoothly.
- Async chunk preload - the destination loads in the background while the countdown runs, so nobody arrives in an unloaded chunk.
- Batched teleports - players are moved a few per tick instead of all at once, so a big crowd does not spike the server.
- Dismounting - boats, minecarts, and horses are left behind rather than dragged along.
- Crash-safe state - opt-ins, waypoints, return points, and stage mode are written to disk as they change, and restored on the next start.
At a glance
- Platform
- Paper
- Minecraft API
- 1.20+
- Dependencies
- None
- Java
- 17
Ready to run your event?
The documentation covers installation, the player and host guides, every command, and the full configuration reference.