[1] JustRTP now runs across Minecraft 1.21.11 up to 26.2, on Paper, Spigot and Folia. It loads the same as before, nothing for you to change.

[2] Fixed the particles that swirl around RTP zone holograms not showing on newer versions. Particle and sound names in your configs are now read in a way that keeps working as the game renames things, instead of silently breaking on a future update.

[3] Did a deep pass on memory and stability. A handful of background tasks used to quietly stack up every time you ran /rtp reload, the teleport queue, the location cache refill, the database and redis keepalives, and the hologram timers. On servers that reload a lot this slowly ate up CPU and memory over time. They are all tracked and stopped properly now, so reloading stays light no matter how many times you do it.

[4] Cleaned up per-player data that was never being cleared. Cooldowns and small tracking bits for the GUI, spectator switch, near-claim and jump RTP used to linger for every player who ever joined and grow forever on long-running servers. They now get pruned when players leave or their cooldown runs out, so memory stays flat.

[5] Tightened up Folia safety. Cross-server transfers, the delay particle animation, and the packet hologram visibility checks now run on the correct thread, which clears out a class of async-access errors and the odd dropped cross-server transfer under load.

[6] Trimmed wasted work on busy servers. The plugin no longer re-reads mysql.yml from disk on a timer, no longer re-parses the whole config every time a world loads, and the chatty zone-teleport search logging only shows when debug is turned on.

[7] Made /rtp a lot faster. The plugin keeps a small stash of ready safe spots in the background, but until now it was filling that stash and never actually using it, so every single /rtp searched the world from scratch. It pulls from the stash now, so on worlds with the location cache turned on a teleport is close to instant. If the stash happens to be empty, or the spot wouldn't fit your rank's radius, it quietly searches live like before, so nobody ever lands somewhere they shouldn't.

[8] Trimmed the search itself too. When it finds a spot it no longer loads the same chunk a second time to re-check it, it stops looking up the same settings over and over mid-search, and it skips building debug text unless you actually have debug turned on. Where you land doesn't change at all, it just gets there with less work per attempt.