Admin Commands

This page lists up all administrator commands.

/tpo

Usage: /tpo <Player Name> Description: Teleports yourself to a specified player. Permission: at.admin.tpo Arguments:

• <Player Name> - The name of the player you want to teleport to. If they are not online, the command will not run.

/tpohere

Usage: /tpohere <Player Name> Description: Teleports a player to you. Permission: at.admin.tpohere Arguments:

• <Player Name> - The name of the player to be teleported to you. If they are not online, the command will not run.

/tpaall

Usage: /tpaall Description: Sends a teleport request to everyone online, which teleports the player to you when accepted, acting similar to /tpahere. Permission: at.admin.all

/setspawn

Usage: /setspawn Description: Sets the spawnpoint of your server at your location. Permission: at.admin.setspawn

/setwarp

Usage: /setwarp <Warp Name> Description: Sets a warp with a specified name at your location. Permission: at.admin.setwarp Arguments:

• <Warp Name> - The name to be used for the warp. This will be used in the /warp command when a player wants to teleport to the warp.

/delwarp

Usage: /delwarp <Warp Name> Description: Deletes a warp with the specified name. Permission: at.admin.delwarp Arguments:

• <Warp Name> - The name of the warp to be deleted.

/movewarp

Usage: /movewarp <Warp Name> Description: Moves the warp with the specified name. Permission: at.admin.movewarp Arguments:

• <Warp Name> - The name of the warp to be moved.

/tpoffline

Usage: /tpoffline <Player Name> Description: Teleports to a player's location. If they are online, the command will operate as /tpo instead with all permission checks. Otherwise, their last known location is used. Permission: at.admin.tpoffline Aliases: /tpoffl Arguments:

• <Player Name> - The name of the player to be teleported to.

/tpofflinehere

Usage: /tpofflinehere <Player Name> Description: Teleports a player to your location. If they are online, the command will operate as /tpohere instead with all permission checks. Otherwise, their login location is updated. Permission: at.admin.tpofflinehere Aliases: /tpofflh, /tpofflhere Arguments:

• <Player Name> - The name of the player to be teleported.

/tploc

Usage: /tploc <X> <Y> <Z> [Yaw] [Pitch] [World] [Player] [noflight|precise] Description: Teleports you or another player to a specific location. Permission: at.admin.tploc Arguments:

• <X> - The X coordinate you are to be teleported to, you can use ~ to represent your current X coordinate.

• <Y> - The Y coordinate you are to be teleported to, you can use ~ to represent your current Y coordinate.

• <Z> - The Z coordinate you are to be teleported to, you can use ~ to represent your current Z coordinate.

• [Yaw] - The yaw at which your head will be at when teleported (looking left/right), you can use ~ to represent your current yaw.

• [Pitch] - The pitch at which your head will be at when teleported (looking up/down), you can use ~ to represent your current pitch.

• [World] - The world at which you will be teleported to, you can use ~ to represent your current world.

• [Player] - The player to be teleported. Requires the at.admin.tploc.others permission.

• [noflight|precise] - Two options which specify how you end up teleported. noflight means your flight is turned off and you are left to fall freely. precise means you will be flying and at.admin.tploc.safe-teleport is required for this.

/setspawn

Usage: /setspawn [ID] Description: Sets a spawn either for the specified world or a given ID. If no spawnpoint used within the plugin has been set previously, this will be made the main spawnpoint. Permission: at.admin.setspawn Arguments:

• [ID] - The ID of the spawn to be used when creating this spawnpoint.

/mirrorspawn

Usage: /mirrorspawn <To Spawn>|[From World] [To Spawn] Description: Mirrors the /spawn location of a world to another spawnpoint of a given ID. Permission: at.admin.mirrorspawn Arguments:

• <To Spawn> - The ID of the spawnpoint that the world you're currently in will redirect to when /spawn is used in that world.

• [From World] - The name of the world that will have its spawn mirrored to a different point. Must have a To Spawn argument following it.

/setmainspawn

Usage: /setmainspawn [ID] Description: Sets the main spawn in the plugin, so that if /spawn is used in a world with no redirects, it will teleport to this spawn. Permission: at.admin.setmainspawn Arguments:

• [ID] - The ID of the spawnpoint that will be used for the main spawnpoint. If the spawnpoint with the ID does not exist, it is created as long as the user has at.member.setspawn or at.member.setspawn.other if setting in a different world.

/removespawn

Usage: /removespawn [ID] Description: Removes the spawn of a given ID. Permission: at.admin.removespawn Arguments:

• [ID] - The ID of the spawnpoint that will be removed.

/at clearcache

Usage: /at clearcache Description: Clears the RTP cache within the plugin. Permission: at.admin.core.clearcache

/at reload

Usage: /at reload Description: Reloads all configuration within the plugin. Permission: at.admin.core.reload

/at import

Usage: /at import <Plugin> [Data] Description: Imports data from a specified plugin into AT's data storage. Permission: at.admin.core.import Arguments:

• <Plugin> - The plugin to have its data imported. Currently, this can only be Essentials.

• [Data] - The type of data to be imported. Valid options include Homes, Warps, Spawns, lastlocs, Players. Any other specified option imports all data.

/at export

Usage: /at export <Plugin> [Data] Description: Exports data from AT's data storage into another plugin's storage. Permission: at.admin.core.export Arguments:

• <Plugin> - The plugin to have its data exported. Currently, this can only be Essentials.

• [Data] - The type of data to be exported. Valid options include Homes, Warps, Spawns, lastlocs, Players. Any other specified option exports all data.

/at purge

Usage: /at purge <warps|homes> <world|player> <World Name|Player Name> Description: Deletes either warps or homes from a specific world or belonging to a specific player. Arguments:

• <Warps|Homes> - Either Warps to delete warps, or Homes to delete homes.

• <World|Player> - Either World to indicate deleting in a world, or Player to indicate deleting a player's data.

• <World Name|Player Name> - The world or player name that is having data attached to it deleted.