[BUG] Teleport permission checks fail when DM is at a different location than the requesting player

[rexy712]

Describe the bug
When a player requests a teleport regardless of the teleport request mode, if the DM is in a different location than them, due to a LocalID lookup error the request always fails.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create 2 locations, 'Start' and 'Other'. Add a spawn location to Start.
2. Add a player to Start.
3. Add a player-owned token to Start.
4. Create a teleport zone in Start which leads to the spawn location, set it to Request mode or Enabled.
5. Move the DM to Other.
6. Have the player move the token onto the teleport zone.
7. No teleport request is ever shown to the DM if in Request mode. No teleport happens if in Enabled.

Expected behavior
Teleport requests should be seen by the DM if in another location, or the teleport should succeed if in Enabled mode.

Screenshots

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Desktop:

• OS: gentoo linux
• Browser: firefox 146.0.1, ungoogled-chromium 143.0.7499.192
• Version: 2025.3, dev branch commit d12e375 (with Fix teleports and player location changes #1739 applied to make teleports function)

[Kruptein]

I can indeed replicate this, the problem is that the logic systems' verify check, looks up the shape's permissions/access settings on the DM side.

There are 2 options here in my eyes:

• if the shape is not known locally during the request handling, fetch the shape. This possibility was added recently by using fetchFullShape, which you can pass to loadFromServer and it will actually be available to the tp system.
• the probably cleaner solution, fetch all required data on the server and pass it along to the DM for the actual handling

[rexy712]

I was going to try to go with the server-side retrieval. But I'm much less familiar with the server side code, so I haven't even begun making a fix.

[Kruptein]

ah yeah no problem, I can look further into it myself as well, wasn't sure whether you were planning on tackling it or not.

[rexy712]

I looked a bit into it and I don't think I can do a great job with it right now. If you don't end up fixing it, I might get back to it eventually when I feel like wrangling some python