# Getting Around ## Getting Around Survival has custom terrain and multiple worlds. You also have several ways to move around quickly. ### Terrain generation LemonCloud uses Terralith for Overworld generation. It expands vanilla biomes, adds new ones, and keeps everything built with vanilla blocks. The Overworld also includes custom structures. Some biomes change foliage colors, like purple in Lavender Valley or red in Temperate Highlands. Custom terrain also makes some resources easier to collect. For example, Amethyst Canyons have lots of calcite, and Arid Highlands have packed mud. The Nether and End use standard vanilla generation. ![](/files/pwdnrQDoPXuh8qcHMHxP) *Volcanic Peaks* ![](/files/95gO2EoGV9192ThkhSog) *Amethyst Rainforest and Mage Tower structure* ### Resource World Survival also includes a Resource World. Use it to gather materials without stripping the main world. The main Overworld is `50,000 x 50,000` blocks. The main Nether and End are `25,000 x 25,000` blocks. Each Resource World dimension is `2,500 x 2,500` blocks. It resets automatically at the start of each month with a new seed. You cannot claim land there. Do not build anything you want to keep. A boss bar shows when you are in the Resource World. Open the `/rtp` menu to access it. ### Random teleporting Use `/rtp` to find a new place to explore. In the menu, choose the world and dimension you want. Some destinations cost money: * Overworlds: Free * Nethers: `$5,000` * Ends: `$10,000` Random teleporting always places you in a safe spot on land. It will not place you in water, lava, the sky, dangerous blocks, or inside a claim. Each dimension has a `60` second cooldown after use. Emperor bypasses that cooldown. ### Homes Homes are private warps. Stand where you want to return and run `/sethome [name]`. Members can set one home by default. You can also teleport to your bed with `/home bed`. Use `/home [name]` to teleport. Use `/homes` to list your homes. Use `/delhome [name]` to remove one. Rank homes and vote rank homes stack together. Your total limit uses both. #### Vote ranks | Vote Rank | Max Homes | | --------- | --------- | | I | 2 | | II | 4 | | III | 6 | | IV | 8 | | V | 10 | | VI | 12 | | VII | 14 | | VIII | 16 | | IX | 18 | | X | 20 | #### Ranks | Rank | Max Homes | | ---------- | --------- | | Traveller | 3 | | Adventurer | 5 | | Hero | 10 | | Fabled | 20 | | Monarch | 40 | | Emperor | Unlimited | Home names must be unique. Setting a new home with an existing name replaces the old one. ### Teleporting to another person Use `/tpa [user]` to request teleporting to another player. They can accept with `/tpaccept` or deny with `/tpdeny`. Use `/tpahere [user]` to ask another player to teleport to you instead. Use `/tptoggle` if you want to stop receiving teleport requests. ### Player Warps Player Warps let other players visit a location anytime, even if you are offline. They are useful for shops, builds, and community spaces. Open `/pw` to browse public warps. Click the ender pearl in the bottom-right corner to manage your own. Stand at the location and run `/pw set [name]` to create a warp. Warp names must be unique. Use `/pw [name]` or click a warp in the `/pw` menu to teleport. #### Commands | Command | Description | | ----------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `/pw` | Opens the player warp menu. Use the hopper to sort warps. Click the ender pearl to manage your own. | | `/pw [name]` | Teleports you to the specified warp. | | `/pw set [name]` | Creates a new warp at your current location if the name is available. | | `/pw reset [name]` | Moves the specified warp to your current location. | | `/pw remove [name]` | Removes the specified warp. | | `/pw lock [name]` | Prevents players from teleporting to the warp. | | `/pw unlock [name]` | Allows players to teleport to the warp again. | | `/pw ban set [name] [user]` | Bans the specified user from the warp. | | `/pw ban remove [name] [user]` | Removes a user's ban from the warp. | | `/pw ban list [name]` | Lists all players banned from the warp. | | `/pw icon set [name]` | Sets the warp icon to the item you are holding. The default icon is your skull. | | `/pw icon remove [name]` | Removes the custom icon and restores your skull icon. | | `/pw desc set [name] [description]` | Sets a short description for the warp. | | `/pw desc remove [name]` | Removes the warp description. | | `/pw rate [name] [1-5]` | Rates a warp from `1` to `5`. Ratings affect warp ordering. You cannot rate your own warp. | | `/pw list [user]` | Lists all unlocked warps owned by the specified user. | #### Warp limits by rank | Rank | Number of Warps | | ---------- | --------------- | | Member | 1 | | Traveller | 2 | | Adventurer | 3 | | Hero | 4 | | Fabled | 5 | | Monarch | 6 | | Emperor | 7 | ### Server Map Use `/map` in-game to open the live map, or visit [map.lemoncloud.org](https://map.lemoncloud.org). The map shows the main Overworld, Nether, and End. It does not include the Resource World. You can also see online players, claims, and player warps. 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