Warper mod by kaanbuu.

Mod contain 3 simple commands for its users:

/warper

Lets player get the Warper tool. The tool in hand used for teleporting player to the direction and orientation they're facing(where crosshair pointed). With the help of a simple raycasting algorithm.

• Use Right Mouse Button to teleport 16 blocks(1 chunk).
• Use Shift + Right Mouse Button to teleport 64 blocks(4 chunks).
• Can overwhelm client hardware depending on mods being used or resources allocated.
• Mod can also affect performance by simply existing(when being used). For normal teleportation requirements, minimap mods or /tp commands can be more useful.

/warper_help

Lets player to display help for the mod. It's actually more of a tip than help. Can be enhanced in latter versions.

/warper_two_point_oh

Lets player get the second Warper tool which have further more travel capabilites. Just
RMB to travel 128 blocks(8 chunks) or Shift + RMB to travel 256 blocks(16 chunks).

• Even a NASA computer can have low performance with higher distances because, let's face it, Minecraft is not that much of an optimized videogame :/

Mods video

Some questions(s) and answer(s).

Why this mod even created?

I created the mod for me to help my singleplayer world gameplay. When using mods like Worldedit or Axiom, when I need to select an area, I am using this tool instead of flying/walking to positions.

Can it also be used to travel to higher distances?

Mod doesn't offer any more than teleportation that is robust(Minimap mods or commands better for teleportation!). So every consecutive teleportation can bottleneck the chunk render mechanism and undermine the gaming experience. But if the hardware is enough to handle, maybe it can be used to travel further distances.

Compatability Problems?

I didn't got any issues when using fabric 1.21.10 client, atleast with these mods.

SPECIAL NOTE: This is not an original idea, the tools' concept is similar to famous Hypixel Skyblock servers' sword Aspect of the Void and its abilities like Instant Transmission and Ether Transmission.