TPCoords Command
This command will instantly teleport you to the specified GPS coordinates (latitude, longitude and altitude — not X, Y, and Z coordinates).
Parameters
The syntax for this command is as follows:
Latitude Type: Number | The latitude coordinate you wish to teleport your character to. |
Longitude Type: Number | The longitude coordinate you wish to teleport your character to. |
Altitude Type: Number Optional | The altitude coordinate you wish to teleport your character to. |
In-Depth Description
The TPCoords command is used to teleport the player to specific coordinates on the map. This command will instantly transport your character to the specified longitude, latitude, and altitude within the game world.
Here is the basic syntax for the TPCoords command:
cheat TPCoords [longitude] [latitude] [altitude]
Altitude is optional. Only longitude and latitude must be specified.
For example, if you want to teleport to the coordinates longitude 10, latitude 10, altitude 0, you would type:
cheat TPCoords 10 10 0
This command could be highly useful in various situations. For example, if you want to reach a certain place quickly without the need to travel across long distances on foot or on a creature, or if you’ve gotten stranded or lost and need to quickly return to a known specific location.
This command could also be useful for admins who may need to teleport to locations quickly to deal with issues or monitor specific areas.
Information
Below is information about the TPCoords console command.
| Cheat | |
| Console compatible | |
| Target | Self |
| Version added | 0.0 |
Quick Overview
The command TPCoords is used to teleport to specific coordinates on the map.
You would use GPS coordinates with this command, that is, latitude, longitude, and optionally altitude, rather than X, Y, and Z coordinates.
Command Builder
Examples
This command will teleport you to the coordinates 78.5 (latitude), 15.1 (longitude) and 50 (altitude).
This command will teleport you to the coordinate 78.5 (latitude) and 15.1 (longitude).