======== Commands ======== Commands are one method in which server operators can administer their server, and in which players can interact with the server. In Sponge, commands follow a system of permissions. Permissions allow server operators to control who can access what commands. By default, all commands are granted to players with OP status. Players without operator status do not have access to administrative commands or commands that require an assigned permission node. A server operator can fine-tune who can access what commands by adding/negating permission nodes through a permissions plugin. .. note:: Sponge is not a permissions-management plugin. To add and negate permissions for individual players or groups, you will need to find a permissions-management plugin. Operator Commands ================= These commands, in addition to regular player commands, are available to server operators. Sponge ~~~~~~ The following commands are available to players with operator status (or the correct permission node) on servers powered by Sponge. ====================== ======================================== ============================= Command Description Permission ====================== ======================================== ============================= /sponge audit Forces loading of unloaded classes to sponge.command.audit enable mixin debugging. /sponge chunks Prints out the chunk data for a world, a sponge.command.chunks dimension, or globally. /sponge config Alters a global, world, or a dimension sponge.command.config config. /sponge heap Dumps the JVM heap. sponge.command.heap /sponge plugins Lists currently installed plugins. sponge.command.plugins /sponge plugins reload Asks plugins to perform their own reload sponge.command.plugins.reload procedures. /sponge reload Reloads the global, world, or dimension sponge.command.reload config. /sponge save Saves the global, world, or dimension sponge.command.save config. /sponge timings The main command for the timings module. sponge.command.timings /sponge tps Display ticks per second for each world. sponge.command.tps /sponge version Prints the Sponge/SpongeAPI versions to sponge.command.version the console. ====================== ======================================== ============================= | **Sponge Command Parameters** * /sponge chunks [-g] [-d dim] [-w world] * /sponge config [-g] [-d dim] [-w world] key value * /sponge save [-g] [-d dim|*] [-w world|*] * /sponge reload [-g] [-d dim|*] [-w world|*] .. note:: The ``/sponge audit`` command forces loading of any classes which have not yet been loaded, allowing the full output from all mixin debugging environment variables to be captured. This also requires the mixins.checks variable, see the `Mixin wiki `__ for more information. .. tip:: Here are a few simple examples of the sponge config command in action. Please see :doc:`../getting-started/configuration/index` for a more detailed explanation. a. ``/sponge config logging.chunk-load true`` Since no dimension was specified, the dimension would default to the sender(player) dimension. So if you were in a mystcraft dimension, this would alter the mystcraft dimension config. b. ``/sponge config -d minecraft:nether logging.chunk-load true`` Since a dimension type was specified, this would alter the nether dimension config (and hence all nether worlds). c. ``/sponge config -w DIM1 logging.chunk-load true`` This would alter the config of world named DIM1. Timings ~~~~~~~ Timings are a tool built into Sponge that allows server administrators to monitor the performance of their server. Timings will collect information about a server so that a report may later be generated on the data. Information that is recorded by timings include the server motd, version, uptime, memory, installed plugins, tps, percent of tps loss, amount of players, tile entities, entities, and chunks. Below is a list of sub-commands to ``/sponge timings``: ======================== ======================================== Command Description ======================== ======================================== /sponge timings on Enables timings. Note that this will also reset timings data. /sponge timings off Disables timings. Note that most timings commands will not function and timings will not be recorded if timings are disabled. /sponge timings reset Resets all timing data and begins recording timing data after the time this command was done. /sponge timings report Generates the timings report on your server performance at https://timings.aikar.co /sponge timings verbon Enables timings monitoring at the verbose level. /sponge timings verboff Disables timings monitoring at the verbose level. Note that high-frequency timings will not be available. /sponge timings cost Gets the cost of using timings. ======================== ======================================== Forge ~~~~~ The following commands are available only when using the SpongeForge coremod on Forge. Other implementations of the Sponge API, such as SpongeVanilla, do not include these commands. ==================== ======================================== ==================== Command Description Permission ==================== ======================================== ==================== /forge tps Display ticks per second for each world. forge.command.forge /forge track Enable tile entity tracking. forge.command.forge ==================== ======================================== ==================== | For any Forge mods that use the vanilla command API, command permissions are provided in the form ``.command.``. Vanilla ~~~~~~~ There are several commands built-in to vanilla Minecraft that are also available on servers powered by Sponge. The list below is not comprehensive, but it includes the most commonly used commands. These commands are available to players with operator status (or the correct permission node). In general, permissions for vanilla Minecraft commands on a Sponge server are of the structure ``minecraft.command.``, as shown below. ==================== ======================================== ================================ Command Description Permission ==================== ======================================== ================================ /ban Ban a player. minecraft.command.ban /ban-ip Ban a player's IP address. minecraft.command.ban-ip /banlist View all banned players. minecraft.command.banlist /clear Clear an inventory. minecraft.command.clear /deop Remove OP from a player. minecraft.command.deop /difficulty Set the game difficulty. minecraft.command.difficulty /gamemode Set the gamemode of a player. minecraft.command.gamemode /gamerule Set a gamerule. minecraft.command.gamerule /give Give an item to a player. minecraft.command.give /kill Kill a player or entity. minecraft.command.kill /op Give Operator status to a player. minecraft.command.op /pardon Remove a player from the ban list. minecraft.command.pardon /save-all Save the server. minecraft.command.save-all /save-off Disable automatic server saving. minecraft.command.save-off /save-on Enable automatic server saving. minecraft.command.save-on /setidletimeout Define how long players can be idle minecraft.command.setidletimeout before getting kicked. /setworldspawn Set the spawnpoint for the world. minecraft.command.setworldspawn /stop Stop the server. minecraft.command.stop /toggledownfall Toggle between sunny and rainy weather. minecraft.command.toggledownfall /tp Teleport players and entities. minecraft.command.tp /weather Set the weather to a defined condition. minecraft.command.weather /whitelist Manage the server whitelist. minecraft.command.whitelist /worldborder Manage the world border. minecraft.command.worldborder ==================== ======================================== ================================ | Sponge also creates a spawn-protection bypass permission, and two permissions for controlling the ability to edit commandblocks. Note that these permissions use the actual *name* of the commandblock, which is normally ``@`` by default. * Allow player to bypass spawn-protection on all worlds: ``minecraft.spawn-protection.override`` * Allow editing an ordinary commandblock of the given name: ``minecraft.commandblock.edit.block.`` * Allow editing a minecart commandblock of the given name: ``minecraft.commandblock.edit.minecart.`` Player Commands =============== The following commands are available as part of vanilla Minecraft to players without operator status. ==================== ======================================== ====================== Command Description Permission ==================== ======================================== ====================== /help View information on commands used on the minecraft.command.help server /me Tell everyone what you are doing. minecraft.command.me /say Display a message to everyone (or, if minecraft.command.say using selectors, specific players). /tell Privately message another player. minecraft.command.tell ==================== ======================================== ====================== | A full list of vanilla commands can be found at: https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Commands#List_of_commands. Permissions for vanilla Minecraft commands on a Sponge server are of the structure ``minecraft.command.``.