If you are looking for a plugin that will allow you to track every player and waypoint on your Minecraft server, you might want to check out Compass Plugin. This plugin lets you use a compass to open a GUI where you can select who or what you want to track. You can also create your own personal and global waypoints and customize them with different items and colors. This plugin is perfect for manhunt, survival, or adventure games.

In this article, we will show you how to install and use Compass Plugin on your Spigot server. We will also explain some of the features and commands of this plugin.

To install Compass Plugin, you need to have a Spigot server that is connected to BungeeCord. You can download the latest version of Compass Plugin from here. Once you have downloaded the jar file, simply drag and drop it into your plugins folder and restart your server.

To use Compass Plugin, you need to have a compass in your hand. You can get one by using the command /trackingcompass or by crafting one normally. Right-clicking with the compass will open the GUI where you can choose who or what you want to track. You can track other players, the world spawn, your respawn point, your latest death, or your custom waypoints.

Once you have selected a target, the compass will point towards it and show its name on the item lore. Left-clicking with the compass will tell you the distance in blocks and coordinates to the target (if enabled in the config file). If the target is in a different dimension, the compass will point to their last known location before switching dimensions. If the target leaves the server or their bed is broken, the compass will point to their last known location as well.

One of the coolest features of Compass Plugin is that you can create your own waypoints and track them with the compass. To create a waypoint, you need to have a paper in your hand and right-click on a block. This will open a menu where you can name your waypoint, choose an item to represent it, and select a color for it. You can also choose whether you want your waypoint to be personal or global. Personal waypoints are only visible to you, while global waypoints are visible to everyone on the server.

To track your waypoints, simply right-click with the compass and select the waypoint option. You will see a list of all your personal and global waypoints that you can click on to track them. You can also right-click on a waypoint to edit or delete it.

Compass Plugin has a config file where you can enable or disable certain features and customize some options. You can find the config file in your plugins folder under TrackingCompass/config.yml. Some of the options you can change are:

• ShowDistance: Whether to show the distance to the tracked target when left-clicking.
• ShowCoords: Whether to show the coordinates of the tracked target when left-clicking.
• EnableTrackingPlayers: Whether to enable tracking other players with the compass.
• EnableTrackingWorldSpawn: Whether to enable tracking the world spawn with the compass.
• EnableTrackingRespawnPoint: Whether to enable tracking your respawn point with the compass.
• EnableTrackingLatestDeath: Whether to enable tracking your latest death with the compass.
• EnableTrackingWaypoints: Whether to enable tracking waypoints with the compass.
• XPcostForTrackingPlayers: How much experience points it costs to track a player with the compass.
• XPcostForTrackingWaypoints: How much experience points it costs to track a waypoint with the compass.

You can also change the name and lore of the compass and the inventory name of the GUI in the config file. To apply any changes, you need to reload the config file by using the command /trackingcompassreload.