Commands
Overview
You can navigate the server using the commands below. Commands are written and sent into the in-game chat interface and start with a /.
With these commands below, replace items surrounded by <> or [] with values. Items surrounded in <> are required values, while items in [] are optional.
Command list
- /spawn
Teleports your player to the starting (spawn) point on the server.
- /where [username]
Displays the current location of the specified player. If no username is provided, it will show your own location.
Example: This will show your player's location information. /where
Example: This will show LukeCreative's location information. /where LukeCreative
- /tp <username>
Teleports your player to the specified player's location.
This may result in you being teleported to a location that is not safe or in another world.
Example: This will teleport your player to LukeCreative's location. /tp LukeCreative
- /sethome <1|2|3|4|5>
Sets a teleportation location for your player at their current location.
You can have up to 5 of these that you can teleport back to using the /home command. To overwrite a previous location, run this command again using the same number.
Example: This will assign home 1 to your player's current location. /sethome 1
- /homes
Displays a list of all the homes you have set.
- /home <1|2|3|4|5>
Teleports your player to the location you set using the /sethome command.
Example: This will teleport your player to home 1. /home 1
- /swaphomes <1|2|3|4|5> <1|2|3|4|5>
Swaps the locations of two homes you have set using the /sethome command.
Example: This will swap the locations of home 1 and home 3. /swaphomes 1 3
- /deletehome <1|2|3|4|5>
Deletes the home you have set with the specified number.
Example: This will delete home 1. /deletehome 1
- /setwaypoint <name> [color] [description]
Saves the coordinates at your player's current location as a named point with an optional marker color and optional description you can look up later using the /waypoint or /waypoints commands.
To overwrite a previous location, run this command again using the same name. Waypoints work on a per-world basis.
Note: two waypoints in different worlds can have the same name, but they will not overwrite each other.
Example: This will assign the coordinates of your player's current location to the name "skeleton-spawner". /setwaypoint skeleton-spawner
Example: This will assign the coordinates of your player's current location to the name "skeleton-spawner" and show a light gray color marker on the website maps. /setwaypoint skeleton-spawner light-gray
Example: This will assign the coordinates of your player's current location to the name "skeleton-spawner" with the description "Near spawn". /setwaypoint skeleton-spawner Near spawn
Example: This will assign the coordinates of your player's current location to the name "skeleton-spawner" with the description "Near spawn" and show a light gray color marker on the website maps /setwaypoint skeleton-spawner light-gray Near spawn
- /waypoints
Displays a list of all the waypoints you have set in the current world.
- /waypoint <name>
Displays the location and description of the specified waypoint you have set in the current world.
- /colorwaypoint <name> <color>
Sets or updates the color of the waypoint marker you have set with the specified name in the current world.
The color can be one of the following:
- black
- blue
- brown
- cyan
- gray
- green
- light-blue
- light-gray
- lime
- magenta
- orange
- pink
- purple
- red
- white
- yellow
Example: This will set the color of the waypoint named "skeleton-spawner" to light-gray. /colorwaypoint skeleton-spawner light-gray
- /describewaypoint <name> <description>
Sets or updates the description of the waypoint you have set with the specified name in the current world.
Example: This will set the description of the waypoint named "skeleton-spawner" to "Near spawn". /describewaypoint skeleton-spawner Near spawn
- /deletewaypoint <name>
Deletes the waypoint you have set with the specified name in the current world.
Note: this will not delete waypoints in other worlds with the same name.
Example: This will delete the waypoint named "skeleton-spawner" in the current world. /deletewaypoint skeleton-spawner
- /renamewaypoint <old name> <new name>
Renames the waypoint you have set with the specified old name to the new name in the current world.
Note: this will not rename waypoints in other worlds with the same old name.
Example: This will rename the waypoint named "skeleton-spawner" to "skeleton-farm" in the current world. /renamewaypoint skeleton-spawner skeleton-farm
- /setwarp <name>
Sets a warp location for all players at your player's current location with an optional description you can look up later using the /warps command.
Warps cost 512 emeralds and anyone can teleport back to using the /warp command. Once a warp is set, it cannot be renamed or relocated.
Example: After taking 512 emeralds, this will assign a warp named "awesome-base" to your player's current location. /setwarp awesome-base
Example: After taking 512 emeralds, this will assign a warp named "awesome-base" to your player's current location with the description "Check out this base!". /setwarp awesome-base Check out this base!
- /warps
Displays a list of all the warps set by everyone.
- /warp <name>
Teleports your player to the warp location.
Example: This will teleport your player to the warp named "awesome-base". /warp awesome-base
- /describewarp <name> <description>
Sets or updates the description of the warp you have set with the specified name.
Note: warp descriptions can only be updated by the player who set the warp originally.
Example: This will set the description of the warp named "awesome-base" to "Check out this base!". /describewarp awesome-base Check out this base!
- /deletewarp <name>
Deletes the warp you have set with the specified name without a refund of emeralds.
Note: warp descriptions can only be deleted by the player who set the warp originally.
Example: This will delete the warp named "awesome-base" without a refund of emeralds. /deletewarp awesome-base
- /shop
Displays a list of all the items available for purchase in the shop. You can purchase items by clicking on the [$], [£], or [€] button next to the item name.
Ensure that you have enough emeralds in your inventory to make the purchase.
- /storage
Displays a list of all the in your storage. You can add or remove items by clicking on the [-] or [+] buttons respectively next to the item name.
When adding items, it will remove all items of that type from your player's inventory and place them in your storage.
When removing items, it will remove as many items as you have space for in your inventory and will leave any excess items in your storage.
- /bottlexp
Converts all of your player's experience into Bottles o' Enchanting at a rate of 10 experience points per bottle (worth 3-11 experience points).
This will convert as much experience points as you have space for bottles in your inventory and will leave any excess experience points in your player's experience bar.
- /discord
Generates a Discord linking code to connect your in-game user to the website and Discord server.