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== Command reference for Minetest Game commands == | == Command reference for Minetest Game commands == | ||
| − | If you use Minetest Game, | + | If you use Minetest Game, a few additional commands are available. These commands may not be available if you use a different [[game]]. |
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| + | * <code>/sethome</code>—Sets your current position as your “home point”. Requires the “home” privilege | ||
| + | * <code>/home</code>—Teleports yourself to your “home point”. This command does not work if you haven’t set your “home point” yet, set it with <code>/sethome</code> first. Requires the “home” privilege | ||
| + | * <code>/killme</code>—Kills yourself (available ''after'' version 0.4.15) | ||
[[Category:Server]] | [[Category:Server]] | ||
[[Category:Commands]] | [[Category:Commands]] | ||
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Server commands are special commands to the server that can be entered by any player via the chat to cause the server to do something. There are a few commands which can be issued by everyone, but some commands only work if you have certain privileges granted on the server. Use “/privs” to see your own privileges. If not noted otherwise, the commands in this article are assumed to require no privileges. This article will only cover the commands which are built-in into Minetest 0.4.10 and in Minetest Game. Other mods and games may add additional commands; refer to the mod’s documentation or use “/help all” in this case.
Issuing a command
To issue a command, simply type it like a chat message or use the console. Alternatively, you can just press the “/” key (only in default controls) which simply opens a chat window where the “/” has already been typed for you and then type the command right away. The command itself will not appear in the chat. Since every command starts with “/”, this means that ordinary chat messages can’t start with “/”; they will be interpreted as a command instead, even if such a command does not exist. You can tell whether or not a command was successful by the server’s response. If you see something “-!- Invalid command: /blargh” in the chat, you probably misspelled something. The most commands will cause the server to write you something else on the chat log for you, if successful.
General syntax
All commands start with “/”. After that, one word follows which is itself followed by some or none arguments. You’ll find the exact syntax in the command reference.
In the following command reference, text enclosed in <> is a placeholder for an actual value. Anything written in [] can be omitted.
Command reference of built-in commands
The commands listed here are always available, regardless of the mods and subgames you have installed.
Quick documentation
Show short documentation of server commands and privileges; it will appear in the chat log, too. In case the help is too long, you can open the console with F10 to view everything again.
/help—Shows a list of the available commands—depending on your privileges—on the server/help <command>—Shows short description about the given command. You can view the help of a command even if you do not have the privilege to issue it/help all—Lists the available commands—depending on your privileges—on the server and a short description and syntax reference to each one/help privs—Lists all privileges on the server that could possibly be granted to players and shows a short description about each of them
Informational
/privs [<player>]—List of privileges granted to <player>, if not specified, your own privileges/last-login [<player>]—Show the date and time when <player> has logged in the last time into this server (UTC time zone, ISO 8601 format). If not specified, shows your own last login time
Chat
These commands require the “shout” privilege to work.
/msg <player> <message>—Send a private message <message> to <player>/me <action>—Makes a text in the format “* <your name> <action>” appear in the chat log. E.g. “/me eats pizza.” leads to “* Alfred eats pizza.” (if your name is “Alfred”)
See Chat for details
Items
For the /give and /giveme commands, a negative count will count down from 65536. This means for example that giving -1 of an itemstring will give 65535 items of that itemstring, which is also the hard size limit of a stack.
/giveme <itemstring> [<count>]—Give certain item <count> times (default: 1) to yourself. For a list of items to use this with, see the Itemstrings page. Requires the “give” privilege/give <player> <itemstring> [<count>]—Give certain item <count> times (default: 1) to the player. Requires the “give” privilege/pulverize—Destroys the wielded item. Can be used by any player
Teleportation
Teleportation is the immediate displacement of any player to a given position. All of the following commands require the “teleport” privilege
/teleport <x>,<y>,<z>—Teleports yourself to given coordinates/teleport <target_player>—Teleports yourself to the player with the name <target_player>/teleport <player> <x>,<y>,<z>—Teleports <player> to given coordinates. Also requires the “bring” privilege/teleport <player1> <player2>—Teleports <player1> to <player2>. Also requires the “bring” privilege
Minetest Game also provides the command “/home”. See #Command reference for Minetest Game commands
Moderation
Password manipulation
These commands allow to set and reset the passwords of any player and require the “password” privilege to work.
/setpassword <player> <password>—Sets password of <player> to <password>/clearpassword <player>—Makes password of <player> empty
Privilege manipulation
All these commands require you to have the “privs” (to manipulate all privileges) or “basic_privs” (to manipulate “interact” and “shout” privileges) privilege.
/grant <player> <privilege>—Gives the <privilege> to <player>/grant <player> all—Give all available privileges to <player>/grantme <privilege>—Give <privilege> to yourself/grantme all—Gives all privilege to yourself/revoke <player> <privilege>—Takes away a <privilege> from <player>/revoke <player> all—Takes away as many privileges as possible from <player>
Excluding players from server
These commands allow the user to kick, ban and unban players. Kicking a player means to remove a connected player from the server. This requires the “kick” privilege. Banning a player prevents him/her to connect to the server again. The player does not need to be connected at this time. Unbanning means to remove a ban from a player, allowing him/her to connect to the server again. The ban and unban commands require the “ban” privilege.
/kick <player name> [<reason>]– Kicks the player with the name <player name>. Optionally a <reason> can be provided in text-form. This text is also shown to the kicked player./ban- show list of banned players/ban <player name>—Ban IP of player/unban <player name>—Remove ban of player with the specified name/unban <IP address>—Remove ban of player with the specified IP address
Informational
Request some information from the server; the answer from the server will also be written into the chatlog.
/admin—Player name of the administrator / server operator of the server you're connected to./status—Server’s Minetest version, time the server is running in seconds (called “uptime”), list of connected players and the message of the day (if it exists)./mods—List of mods installed on the server./days—Current game day (counting starts at 0)/time—Current game time (24h clock)
World manipulation
/time <hours>:<minutes>—Sets the time of day in the 24-hour format (0:00-23:59). Requires the “settime” privilege/time <time_of_day>—Sets the time of day (tod) (number between 0 and 24000). 0 tod and 24000 tod are midnight, 12000 tod is noon, 18600 tod is sunset, 4750 tod is sunrise. (time of day = hour * 1000). Requires the “settime” privilege/set -n time_speed <speed>—Sets the speed of day/night cycle where<speed>is the time speed (read as “<speed>times faster than in real life”). 72 is the default, which means a day-night cycle lasts 20 minutes by default. Requires the “server” privilege/spawnentity <entity> [<X>,<Y>,<Z>]—Spawns an entity of type <entity> (see List of entity names) near your position or at the X,Y,Z coordinates, if specified. Requires “give” and “interact” privileges
Server maintenance
All of these commands require the “server” privilege.
/shutdown—Shuts down the server/set <variable>—Shows the value of the given server <variable> (→minetest.conf)/set <variable> <new value>—Sets the existing server <variable> to the given <new value>/set -n <variable> <initial value>—Creates a new server variable named <variable> and sets it to <initial value>/clearobjects—Clears all objects/entities (removes all dropped items, mobs and possibly more). Note this may crash the server or slow it down to a crawl for 10 to more than 60 seconds/auth_reload—Reloads auth.txt, which is the authentication data, containing privileges and Base64-scrambled passwords/deleteblocks here [<radius>]—Removes the MapBlock the player is in, from the database. As this triggers mapgen, this might start mechanisms like mud reflow or cavegen which very likely affect mapblocks outside the specified range. 113 blocks are a safe-distance for a server with no interfering mods. <radius> is an optional argument to specify the range in which MapBlocks are deleted/deleteblocks <pos1> <pos2>—Removes the MapBlock containing blocks inside the area from pos1 to pos2 from the database. May crash for larger areas. Warnings from above apply
Rollback
Allows to use Rollback. Requires the “rollback” privilege.
/rollback_check [<range>] [<seconds>]—Checks who has last touched a node or near it, max. <seconds> ago (default <range>=0, default <seconds>=86400, which equals 24 hours in real time)./rollback <player name> [<seconds>]—Reverts actions of a player; default for <seconds> is 60/rollback :<actor name> [<seconds>]—Reverts actions of an actor (not a player); default for <seconds> is 60
Command reference for Minetest Game commands
If you use Minetest Game, a few additional commands are available. These commands may not be available if you use a different game.
/sethome—Sets your current position as your “home point”. Requires the “home” privilege/home—Teleports yourself to your “home point”. This command does not work if you haven’t set your “home point” yet, set it with/sethomefirst. Requires the “home” privilege/killme—Kills yourself (available after version 0.4.15)