Setting up a track

To create a track, use the track create command. In this guide, /te is used as a shortcut for /trackedit.

/te create <track_name>

When you run this:

• Your current position and rotation become the track spawn
• The item you are holding becomes the TT menu item (or a packed ice if your hand is empty)

Stand at the intended spawn, facing the correct race direction, before you create the track. Getting this wrong is a common beginner mistake. To fix it, you can adjust it with /te spawn.

To edit a track later, select it with /te select <track_name>. Always check the currently selected track, by using /te to avoid making changes to the wrong track.

Creating regions

Tracks are built from region types. A usable track needs at least:

• One start region
• One checkpoint

Mistakes here usually show up as missed checkpoints, false starts/finishes, pit abuse, or fall-offs with no recovery.

Making a selection

Use WorldEdit to define the region:

1. Run //wand
2. Left-click one corner, right-click the opposite corner (cuboid)
3. Poly selections are also supported

Size guidelines

• Selection should be at least one block into the ground and one block above the surface
• Prefer wide “walls” across the racing line, not thin slabs—small regions can be passed before the server registers entry/exit
• If you use boat step-ups (OpenBoatUtils), make regions several blocks tall into the air
• Start/finish should be especially wide and tall so high-speed entries are reliable

Region geometry vs region spawn

Two different things get saved:

⚠️ Warning: When creating any region (especially checkpoints, start, end, and reset), stand off the racing line and on the ground. If a driver is later teleported to that region spawn, they should not spawn mid-track or in the air.

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Regions

Regions use an optional <index> argument, allowing multiple regions of the same type.
The index can also be used for changing regions. or when adding a - before the index to remove it (for example, -2 or -all).

Use /te view to enable particles and visualize regions. Use /te regions to list them.

Start Region

Starts the player's timer. If no end region exists, it also finishes the time (typical for loops).

/te region start <index>

Checkpoint Region

Players must pass all checkpoints before finishing. Checkpoints stop skip cuts and feed race time deltas.

/te region checkpoint <index>

⚠️ Warning: Checkpoints/regions have spawn points that get set to the location of the user when creating the checkpoint. Ensure you're off the racing line and on the ground when creating a region.

End Region

Finishes the player's time on point-to-point / non-loop tracks.

/te region end <index>

⚠️ Warning: If the track is a loop, do not set an end region. The start region acts as the finish so lap timing can close correctly when drivers cross the start again.

Reset Region

Reset Region resets the driver back to the last checkpoint in races otherwise i will be brought back to the track spawn. Commonly used in areas where drivers can fall off the track.

/te region reset <index>

💡 Tip: Reset region can also be used to teleport players. To do that, make sure to enable the track setting /te option reset_to_reset_spawn and now, whenever the player touches the reset region, they will be teleported to the place you ran the command.

Pit Region

The pit region marks the spot where the player will be granted the pit, so make sure to place it near the end of the pit but before the Exit Pit Region (explained later).

/te region pit <index>

Inpit Region

This is usually a large region. Inpit regions are used to show the "In Pit" text on the scoreboard, so making the region cover the entire pit lane is the right choice. The inpit region also blocks people from resetting to prevent them from getting a faster pit exit than intended.

/te region inpit <index>

Exit Pit Region (optional)

Pit End regions are used to prevent the player from entering the pit from the wrong direction by letting through only the drivers who have passed the Pit region this lap, so as explained before, place this region at the end of the pit.

/te region pit_end <index>

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Track locations

Track locations take the current position and rotation. They are visualized with particles when /te view is active.

Use /te locations to list all locations.

Track Spawn

/te spawn

Finish tp

The finish tp location indicates where the player will be teleported once the race finishes. In this case, the index represents the driver's position, which can be used for setting up podiums.

/te location finish_tp <index>

Finish tp all

The finish tp all location indicates where all players with teleported once the race finishes if their position doesnt have a finish tp location setted.

/te location finish_tp_all <index>

Leaderboard

/te location leaderboard <index>

Grid

/te location grid <index>

To allow a track to be raced in the Grand Prix and other leagues, the minimum grid size should be 50 spots.

Qualification Grid (Outdated)

Rarely used now. Main leftover use case is old-school “start in the pits” qualification. Modern quali typically uses the normal spawn.

/te location qualygrid <index>

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Track settings

Track Name

/te name <new Name>

Track Owner

/te owner <player>

💡 Tip: Since there isn't a way to make more people set up the track at the same time, giving a player temporary owner access is a solution.

Track Contributors

/te contributors <player> <player> <player>

Track Open/Close

Open tracks allow anyone to use them. Closed tracks are limited to staffers.

/te open

/te close

Time Trial

Default value: enable.

/te timetrial enable|disable

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OpenBoatUtils

OpenBoatUtils is a mod that allows for customizing the boat physics. (Requires OpenBoatUtils mod)

A track can be assigned custom OpenBoatUtils settings. These can be standalone settings or groups, where a group is a collection of settings.

You can assign custom OpenBoatUtils settings/groups to a track using the following commands:

/te boatutils add setting|group <name>

To remove a setting|group from a track, use the following command:

/te boatutils remove <index>

The index can be found using the /t boatutils <track_name> command. (This can also be run on the main server.)

And to reset the settings:

/te boatutils reset

Groups

Pre-made groups of settings that can be added to a track in one go.

Settings

Individual settings that can be added to a track one at a time.