General
/help
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Command: /help
Description: Shows a list of commands (7 per page).
/playerlist
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Command: /playerlist or /who
Description: Shows a list of players currently on the server.
/kit
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Command: /kit [kit]
Description: Gives a kit to the player if [kit] is specified. To get a list of kits just type /kit.
Examples:
The below example will list all kits you have access to:
/kit
The below example will give you the kit called miningbasics:
/kit miningbasics
/listwarps
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Command: /listwarps
Description: Gives a list of available warps.
/home
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Command: /home
Description: Teleports you home. If your home is not set, this command will teleport you to spawn.
/sethome
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Command: /sethome
Description: Sets your home to your current location.
/me
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Command: /me <message>
Description: Displays a message that looks like "* hey0 says hi!" in the Minecraft chat. This command was made to emulate the /me command on IRC that displays an "action". <message> is required.
Example:
The below example will show "* yourname pokes you":
/me pokes you
/spawnmob
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Command: /spawnmob [name] <amount>
Description: Spawns a mob at your current location.
Valid names are: Monster, Zombie, Spider, Skeleton, Giant, Slime, and Ghast.
Example:
The below will spawn a Zombie
/spawnmob Zombie 1
/mspawn
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Command: /mspawn [name]
Description: While facing a mob spawner, this will change the spawned creature.
Valid names are: Monster, Zombie, Spider, Skeleton, Giant, Slime.
Example:
The below will change an existing mob spawner to spawn zombies.
/mspawn Zombie
/msg
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Command: /msg <player> <message> or /m <player> <message>
Description: Sends a <message> to <player> that only that player can see.
Example:
The below example will send a message saying "this is a test" to hey0
/msg hey0 this is a test
/spawn
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Command: /spawn
Description: Teleports you to spawn.
/warp
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Command: /warp <warp>
Description: Warps to the specified <warp>. <warp> is required.
Examples:
The below example will warp you to a warp named "test1":
/warp test1
/getpos
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Command: /getpos
Description: Displays your current position.
/compass
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Command: /compass
Description: Gives you a compass reading.
/lighter
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Command: /lighter
Description: Gives you a lighter for lighting furnaces.
/motd
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Command: /motd
Description: Displays the MOTD.
Server Moderation
/banlist
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Command: /banlist [ips]
Description: Gives a list of normal bans or ip bans if you specify "ips" after the /banlist command. [ips] is optional.
Examples:
The below example will list all IP bans on your server:
/banlist ips
The below example will list all regular bans on your server:
/banlist
/banip
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Command: /banip <player> [reason]
Description: Bans <player>'s IP and kicks them with reason [reason] if specified. <player> is required. [reason] is optional.
Examples:
The below example will ban bleh's ip:
/banip bleh
The below example will ban bleh's ip and then kick bleh with reason "ip ban!":
/banip bleh ip ban!
/unbanip
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Command: /unbanip <IP>
Description: Unbans the IP. <IP> is required.
Examples:
The below example will unban the ip 127.0.0.1:
/unban 127.0.0.1
/ban
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Command: /ban <player> [reason]
Description: Bans the player and kicks them with reason [reason] if one is specified. <player> is required. [reason] is optional.
Examples:
The below example will ban bleh:
/ban bleh
The below example will ban bleh and then kick bleh with the reason "testing!":
/ban bleh testing!
/unban
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Command: /unban <player>
Description: Unbans the player. <player> is required.
Examples:
The below example unbans bleh:
/unban bleh
/kick
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Command: /kick <player> [reason]
Description: Kicks <player> with the reason [reason] if a reason is specified. <player> is required. [reason] is optional.
Examples:
The below example kicks bleh:
/kick bleh
The below example kicks bleh with reason "kicked you!":
/kick bleh kicked you!
/mute
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Command: /mute <player>
Description: Toggles mute on <player>. Simply use the command on the same person to unmute them once they are muted and vice versa. <player> is required.
Examples:
The below example mutes bleh if bleh is already unmuted:
/mute bleh
The below example unmutes bleh if bleh is already muted:
/mute bleh
/tp
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Command: /tp <player>
Description: Teleports to player. <player> is required.
Examples:
The below example teleports you to bleh:
/tp bleh
/tphere
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Command: /tphere <player>
Description: Teleports the player to you. <player> is required.
Examples:
The below example teleports bleh to you:
/tphere bleh
/item
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Command: /item <ID> [amount] [player]
Description: Gives items based on ID to yourself or to a [player]. <ID> is required. [amount] is optional unless you want to specify a player to send the item to, in which case amount is required. [player] is optional]. Shortnames specified in the items.txt file (if you are using a Flatfile data-source) or items table (if you are using a MySQL data-source) can be used instead of item ID numbers.
Examples:
The below example will give you one block of dirt.
/item dirt
The below example will give you 64 blocks of dirt.
/item dirt 64
The below example will give the player bleh 120 blocks of dirt. Note: you need to have special permissions to spawn more than 64 of an item.
/item dirt 120 bleh
The below example will give you an infinite amount of dirt. Note: you need to have special permissions to spawn an infinite amount of any item. If you interact with any part of the game that does not allow placing of a block (hitting a mob or a player, for example) you'll lose your infinite item.
/item dirt -1
/setspawn
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Command: /setspawn
Description: Sets the spawn point to your position.
/setwarp
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Command: /setwarp <warp>
Description: Sets the warp to your current position.
Examples:
The below example creates a warp named test2 at your current position:
/setwarp test2
/removewarp
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Command: /removewarp <warp>
Description: Removes the specified warp.
Examples:
The below example removes the warp named test2:
/removewarp test2
/time
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Command: /time <time|day|night|check|raw [rawtime]>
Description: Changes or checks the time.
Examples:
/clearinventory
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Command: /clearinventory [player]
Description: Clears your or [player]'s inventory, equipment belt and crafting tables. [player] is optional.
Examples:
The below example clears your inventory:
/clearinventory
The below example clears bleh's inventory:
/clearinventory bleh
Server Maintenance
/reload
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Command: /reload
Description: Reloads the server config.
/enableplugin
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Command: /enableplugin <plugin>
Description: Enables plugin <plugin>. <plugin> is required.
Examples:
The below example will enable the plugin SMWorldEdit.
/enableplugin SMWorldEdit
/disableplugin
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Command: /disableplugin <plugin>
Description: Disables plugin <plugin>. <plugin> is required.
Examples:
The below example will disable the plugin SMWorldEdit.
/disableplugin SMWorldEdit
/listplugins
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Command: /listplugins
Description: Lists all plugins.
/reloadplugin
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Command: /reloadplugin <plugin>
Description: Reloads plugin <plugin>. <plugin> is required.
Examples:
The below example will reload the plugin SMWorldEdit.
/reloadplugin SMWorldEdit
/modify
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Commands:
Normal: /modify <player> <key> <value>
<player> is the name of the player you want to modify.
look at the chart below for an explanation on <key> and <value> pairings and examples
New: /modify <player> <key>:<value> <key2>:<value2> <keyN>:<valueN>
<player> is the name of the player you want to modify.
look at the chart below for an explanation on <key> and <value> pairings and examples
Key Shorthand Value Example New Example
groups g A list of group names separated by a comma (,) /modify bleh groups mods /modify bleh g:mods
prefix p The character for the prefix colour /modify bleh p 2 /modify bleh g:mods p:2
commands c A list of commands separated by a comma (,) /modify bleh c /setwarp,/setspawn /modify bleh c:/setwarp,/setspawn
ignorerestrictions ir true or false /modify bleh ir true /modify bleh g:admins ir:true
admin a true or false /modify bleh admin true /modify bleh g:admins a:true
modworld mw true or false /modify bleh modworld true /modify bleh a:false mw:true
Description: Type /modify for more info. The difference between the Normal modify and the New (or improved) modify is that with the New modify, multiple changes to a user can take place at once with one command use. See below for an example with an explanation.
The below example will add bleh to the "admins" group, set his prefix to c (bright red), give him access to all commands, allow him to ignore restrictions, make him admin and allow him to modify the world.
/modify bleh g:admins p:c c:* ir:true a:true mw:false
WARNING: You need to add a new user to a group first, so you MUST specify a group if the user you want to /modify isn't in the users database already. When doing so, hMod sets new users to modworld:false so their inventory, equipment belt and crafting tables WILL be wiped. To remedy this use /modify <user> g:<groupname> mw:true.
If you're wondering what ignorerestrictions, admin and modworld do see here.
/whitelist
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Command: /whitelist <add|remove> <player>
Description: Adds <player> to the whitelist if "add" is specified. Removes <player> from the whitelist if "remove" is specified. <add|remove> and <player> are required.
Examples:
The below command adds bleh to the whitelist:
/whitelist add bleh
The below command removes bleh from the whitelist:
/whitelist remove bleh
/reservelist
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Command: /reservelist <add|remove> <player>
Description:
Examples:
The below example will add bleh to the reservelist:
/reservelist add bleh
The below example will remove bleh from the reservelist:
/reservelist remove bleh
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