Release Notes | Valeriano

Quick start

Current release: Valeriano v0.3

Regular players now have player-approved TPA, one saved home, /spawn, and the v0.2 Lands/crossplay foundation. The new travel commands use warmups and cooldowns rather than instant unrestricted teleporting.

v0.3 — Travel and home quality of life

Current release · server-side verification passed · player testing continues

Added for regular players

/tpa, /tpaccept, and /tpdeny for player-approved visits.
/sethome, /home, and /delhome for one saved home.
/spawn for returning to the shared starting area.

Travel policy

8-second teleport warmup.
60-second /tpa cooldown and request timeout.
5-minute /home and /spawn cooldowns.
30-minute /sethome cooldown.
Confirmation before replacing the one saved home.

Intentionally unavailable

/tpahere
/back, including after death
Broad or unrestricted teleport permissions

The live configuration and default permissions were read back successfully. Final non-operator Java and Bedrock/mobile command behavior remains part of the v0.3 playtest.

v0.2 — Clean crossplay and protection foundation

Rebuilt on a clean Paper server foundation.
Restored the shared spawn build.
Established the protected spawn sanctuary.
Added one-Land/four-chunk personal claims for regular players.
Added deliberate player permissions and server-side damage auditing.
Preserved Java and Bedrock/mobile crossplay.

v0.1 — Original prototype

First experimental Valeriano server.
Kept as migration history, not the current player baseline.

How Valeriano versions work

Valeriano labels describe this server's player-visible state. They are separate from Minecraft, Java, Paper, and plugin version numbers.

A release label changes when normal players receive a meaningful new system or when claims, spawn, travel, permissions, or other gameplay rules change. Small website wording fixes do not require a server release bump.