Teleport Trails
| <location> / <player>'s Teleport | |
| |
| Block ID | 368 |
|---|---|
| Obtainable | Yes |
| Craftable | No |
| First seen | 3 April 2021 |
| Limited? | Yes |
Teleport Trails are the remain of players teleporting to home, warps or aliases. Trails will not appear when teleported for interrogation, teleported via /summon, or using quick movement commands like /ascend or /jumpto (/goto excluded). With the MinecraftOnline Resource Pack, depending on the type of teleportation and destinations, custom icons will apply to each trails.
The item can be used as a regular ender pearl used in vanilla Minecraft.
If the pack is applied, trails will show like this: 
Trails feature was added prior to the 1.12.2 server update on 3 April 2021. During the first two weeks or so, trails had white colour as a item name, but was later recoloured to purple or red. It floats around at where the player warped at, and stays until when either the player picks it up, or despawn after 1 minute. Players can also use /follow to use the trail directly to teleport to the destination, though will break apart if it is private or your own trails. If a player wishes not to leave trails behind, /trails disable will stop it from spawning. To restart trails, run /trails enable.
Some players keep trails as a sort of valuables, and trails are one of the Collectible Items of MCO. Each types of trails are listed in the chart below.
| Spawn trails | Location warp trails | Batugus Builds | Player teleport trails |
|---|---|---|---|
| /spawn, /warp spawn, /goto spawn | /warp, /goto, /tpto <public alias> /warp Farm |
/goto Batugus, Batugus Labs, The Iron Reef, Winterthorn, Phoenix Isles /goto The Iron Reef |
/home, /tpto /home used by  rhyzofan |
Trivia
- Real description of any player teleport trail is:
- 0000
000
0000
unknown
- Spawn teleport trails feature various y-levels. In the past, these include (but are not limited to), y=64.0 (the x and z coordinates also have .5 appended to them), y=65, y=66, y=67, and y=68 (most common). Different y-levels come from adjustments to the coordinates of /spawn to accommodate different versions of the Visitor Centre.
- Teleport trails with white names (that lack the renamed item NBT tag) were collected during the trial phase of teleport trails.
- A teleport trail used to be collectable by standing over it for a few minutes, but this feature was removed due to it being a bug. They are still collectable by other methods.
- Teleport trails can be hooked by a fishing rod, picked up by zombies, and collected with hoppers.