Player to player teleport Request Addon

The Player to Player Teleport Request Addon fixes the worst part of multiplayer survival by letting you instantly warp to your friends through a simple chat command. No more hiking tens of thousands of blocks just to check out someone's new base.

Vanilla Bedrock makes linking up with other players a massive headache unless you want to hand out operator permissions to everyone. This Minecraft Bedrock teleport addon solves that without completely breaking your server's security. By just typing /ptp into your chat window, a clean GUI menu pops up directly on your screen. From there, you can scroll through the active online roster and shoot over a quick warp request (TPA). The receiving player gets an instant alert and can accept or deny the jump on the spot, keeping the control entirely in their hands so nobody can unexpectedly crash their secret stash.

If you regularly grind on a massively populated SMP or a chaotic PvP realm, you already know the absolute headache of trying to link up with your crew. You finally load in, but everyone is scattered to the absolute furthest corners of the Overworld. Your faction leader is ten thousand blocks deep in a stronghold, your builder is lost in an endless ice spikes biome, and you are stuck at the original spawn point with nothing but a wooden sword. Instead of burning a real-life hour just sprinting in a straight line while constantly dodging phantom attacks, this Minecraft Bedrock teleportation mod completely streamlines your map traversal. It ports the highly requested TPA system from legacy Java plugins straight into your Bedrock client, making fast travel completely frictionless without handing out full operator permissions to every random player.

The actual mechanics are incredibly intuitive and heavily optimized for smooth, uninterrupted gameplay. Instead of relying on a sketchy web of clunky command blocks that eventually corrupt your save file, this pack utilizes basic chat triggers. You simply drop the request command right into the global chat box, and your target receives a clean, non-intrusive prompt asking if they want to accept or deny your incoming warp. This dual-consent system is incredibly clutch because it means you do not have to worry about annoying server griefers constantly TP-bombing your hidden underground base without your explicit permission. If you are in the middle of a sweaty fight with the Ender Dragon or trying to clutch a tricky lava parkour jump in the Nether, you can just deny the request and stay focused on the survival loop. It keeps the power entirely in the hands of the community, perfectly balancing massive convenience with base security.

The pack also comes wired with solid grief-prevention tools. If a random troll keeps spamming your inbox while you are trying to fight a boss or build a redstone contraption, you can open the management tab and permanently block their requests. You can even tweak your global settings if you want to completely disable incoming prompts and just fly solo for a bit.

This is a mandatory MCPE multiplayer mod if you run a crowded realm. Drop the pack into your server loadout, enable the required scripts, and stop wasting your gaming session typing out exact XYZ coordinates.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!