Commands

  • <location> can be either a preset location, or the coordinates X, Y and Z.
  • <player> can be any part of a player's name. It can also be a player's ID.
  • <location>, <player> and all command names are case-insensitive.
  • In general: CYAN commands are public, RED commands are admins-only.
  • tp
    Find out all the preset locations.

  • tp <location>
    Teleport to a location.
    Example: tp top
    Example: tp -1500 1000 500

  • tp <player> <location>
    Teleport a player to a location.

  • tpwith <player> <location>
    Teleport to a location with another player.

  • admins
    Find out the which admins are currently online.

  • amadmin
    Check if you are an admin.

  • isadmin <player>
    Check if a player is an admin.

  • tickrate
    Find out the server's tickrate.

  • timeleft
    Find out how much time is left until the round ends.

  • ft <number of kills to win>
    Challenges a player to a first-to-n challenge.
    Example: ft5 KJKalle

  • score
    Find out the scores of your current FT-challenges.

  • killstreak
    Find out your current killstreak.

  • refreshadmins
    Refresh the admin list to give new admins their powers faster after adding.

  • roll <number of dice>d<number of sides>
    Roll a given amount of dice with a given amount of sides.
    Example: roll 2d6

  • question
    Find out what the current question is.

  • warnings
    Find out how many warnings you have.

  • warnings <player>
    Find out how many warnings a player has.

  • warn <player>
    Gives a player a warning.

  • unwarn <player>
    Removes a warning from a player.

  • kill <player>
    Kills a player.

  • wkill <player>
    Warns and kills a player.

  • kick <player>
    Kicks a player.
    You can add a message for the kicked player using ' -'.
    Example: kick KJKalle -No FFA!

  • wkick <player>
    Warns and kicks a player.

  • ban <player> <duration>
    Bans a player for the given duration.
    Duration of 0 is a permanent ban.
    Works even after they've left the server, if it was during the same round.
    Can also be used to change the length of an already given ban.
    You can add a message for the kicked player using ' -'.
    Example: ban KJKalle 1000 -No FFA!
    This message is not the same thing as a ban reason.

  • reason <reason text>
    Sets the reason for the last ban you made.
    This can only used on bans you made.
    Your last ban is remembered until the round ends.

  • unban <player>
    Unbans a player.
    They have to attempt joining the server before this works.

  • mute <player> <duration>
    Mutes a player for the given duration.

  • unmute <player>
    Unmutes a player.

  • say <message>
    Sends a server message in chat.
    You can also just use the built-in vanilla /aserver command.