Staff

In-game staff chat. Use /st to enable persistent staff chat, or /st <message> to send a single staff-chat message without toggling.

Returns you to global chat after using staff chat.

Vanishes you from tab. Use this whenever you will be AFK for more than 5 minutes while staffed, and whenever you need to observe, spy, patrol, or investigate discreetly for staff purposes.

Stops you from showing on the live maps for Elysium and Olympus. This must be toggled in each world where you need to be hidden.

Stops hiding you on the live maps for Elysium and Olympus. This must be toggled in each world where you want to show again.

Permanently changes your chat color. Example: /ezcolors #1e9bd7.

Switches the user back to Survival Mode. This can be shared with players if they get stuck in Adventure Mode.

Right click the user name, click timeout, select the appropriate length, and type a reason. Use this for players breaking rules or being disruptive in Discord. Report the timeout in #punishment-logs and send details to Senior Staff.

Shows the real username of a player using a nickname.

Toggles the ability to read private messages in-game. Only use this to verify whether rules are being broken.

Sees private town chat messages in-game. Only use this to verify whether rules are being broken.

Shows a player’s punishment history. This must be checked before applying punishments so repeat offenders are handled correctly.

Gives a warning to a player who broke a rule. Adding -s makes it silent and must only be used when punishing an offline player.
Examples: /warn PacificMiner 3.1 Do not spam and /warn PacificMiner 4.1 Replant public farms -s.

Temporarily mutes a player who broke a rule. Maximum 7 days. Adding -s makes it silent and must only be used when punishing an offline player.
Examples: /tempmute PacificMiner 1h 3.2 keep the chat appropriate and /tempmute PacificMiner 3d 2.1 do not advertise other servers -s.

Checks whether a player is currently banned.

Moves a player warp into Shops, Farms, Builds, Towns, or Other. Commands: /pw category set <warp name> shops/farms/builds/towns/others and /pw category remove <warp name> shops/farms/builds.
Example: /pw category set SpiderFarm farms adds the warp named SpiderFarm to the farms category.

Shows information about entities in each world.

Shows a player’s in-game rank and donor rank. When checking whether a player has the correct rank to fly, note that the free ATLAS trial from /store is also listed here.

Displays player information such as money, UUID, flying status, and gamemode.

Lists all of a player’s /sethomes.

Teleports to a specific player home.
Example: /home PacificMiner.shop teleports to PacificMiner’s home named shop.

Teleports to players in order. This is world-specific, so use it in the world you want to patrol.

Toggles Spectator Mode. This makes you invisible to players and gives no-clip, meaning you can fly through blocks. Useful for catching X-rayers and cheaters. Use /gms to return to Survival Mode.

Force teleports you to a player.

Force teleports a player to you.

Teleports to a player’s logout location.

Teleports you to the highest block.

Teleports you through the block you are looking at.

Views a player’s inventory.

Views a player’s backpack.

Views a player’s enderchest.

Temporarily bans a player who broke a rule. Maximum 7 days. Adding -s makes it silent and must only be used when punishing an offline player.
Examples: /tempban PacificMiner 7d 1.1 Autoclick is not allowed and /tempban PacificMiner 7d 1.3 alt abuse -s.

Shows alternate accounts using the same IP.

Wipes the entire chat. Useful if someone is spamming an IP address, extreme slurs, or similar severe content.

Inspects logs. Right click a block to show logs of what happened above it. Left click a block to show logs of what happened to the block or chest.

Shows CoreProtect logs for what happened nearby.

Shows chat logs from a player within a named time period. World-specific.
Example: /co l u:PacificMiner t:1h a:chat shows what PacificMiner said in chat in this world during the last hour.

Shows commands used by a player within a named time period. World-specific. Direct messages are commands.
Example: /co l u:PacificMiner t:1h a:command shows commands used by PacificMiner in this world during the last hour.

Shows a player’s interactions with a specific block/item in a named time period. World-specific.
Examples: /co l u:PacificMiner t:2d b:diamond_block checks diamond block interactions. /co l u:PacificMiner t:2d b:netherite_sword checks netherite sword interactions. Custom items are reskinned vanilla items; use F3 + H to show tooltips.

If multiple pages are returned after a CoreProtect command, use this to switch pages.
Example: /co l 20 shows the 20th page.

Changes the number of lines displayed on each CoreProtect result page.
Example: /co l 1:30 shows 30 lines on page 1.

Ignores town claims to allow access to any locked container on the server. Use only within staff process.

Unclaims the chunk you are standing in.

Teleports to specific coordinates in the current world.
Example: /cmi tppos 100 200 300 teleports to X:100 Y:200 Z:300.

Rolls back a specific radius of specific blocks broken by a specific player. Useful for public-farm grief or large griefed chunks.
Example: /co rb u:PacificMiner a:break b:carrot t:1h r:20 rolls back carrots broken by PacificMiner in the last hour within 20 blocks.

Permanently bans a player who broke rules.

Permanently bans an IP.

Permanently mutes a player who broke rules.

Shows a list of punishments made by a staff member.

Spawns a mob. Useful for catching cheaters using killaura.

Shows account permissions.

Shows all rank information, including donor ranks and inherited rank groups.

Sets custom titles for Primordial ranked players. Titles cannot be more than one word, hard-to-see colors, offensive, drug-related, repeated-character spam, emojis, italic/underlined, similar to staff/retired titles, or the same as other in-game titles/ranks.