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In-Game Commands

In-game commands allow gathering information about your account, server, and position, as well as use a few one-time-use modules.

.ping

Display your current network latency (ping) to the server in milliseconds.

Usage:

.ping

.tps

Display the current server ticks-per-second (TPS). A healthy server runs at 20 TPS.

Usage:

.tps

.center

Teleports your player to the center of the current block position.

Usage:

.center

.coordinates

Display, copy, or share your current coordinates.

Aliases: position, coords

Subcommands:

  • .coordinates info — Display your current X, Y, Z coordinates.
  • .coordinates copy — Copy your coordinates to the clipboard.
  • .coordinates whisper <player> — Send your coordinates as a private message to another player.

Example:

.coordinates info
.coordinates copy
.coordinates whisper Steve

.username

Display your current Minecraft username and copy it to the clipboard.

Usage:

.username

.say

Send a chat message to the server, bypassing the client command system.

Usage:

.say <message>

Parameters:

  • message (required, vararg) — The message to send.

Example:

.say Hello everyone!

Tip: Useful for sending messages that start with the command prefix (e.g. .say .help sends ".help" as a chat message).

.serverinfo

Display detailed information about the current server, including address, Minecraft version, TPS, and optionally detect plugins or hosting provider.

Usage:

.serverinfo [detect]

Parameters:

  • detect (optional) — Detection type: Plugins or Hosting.
    • Plugins — Attempts to detect server plugins and anti-cheat software.
    • Hosting — Attempts to identify the server hosting provider.

Example:

.serverinfo
.serverinfo Plugins
.serverinfo Hosting

.remoteview

Change your camera perspective to view from another player's position.

Aliases: rv

Subcommands:

  • .remoteview view <player> — View from another player's perspective.
  • .remoteview off — Return to your own perspective.

Example:

.remoteview view Steve
.rv off

.fakeplayer

Spawn client-side fake players for testing combat modules and practicing.

Subcommands:

  • .fakeplayer spawn [name] — Spawn a fake player with an optional name.
  • .fakeplayer remove [name] — Remove a specific fake player.
  • .fakeplayer clear — Remove all fake players.
  • .fakeplayer startrecording — Start recording your movements for playback.
  • .fakeplayer endrecording — Stop recording and create a moving fake player.

Example:

.fakeplayer spawn TestDummy
.fakeplayer startrecording
.fakeplayer endrecording
.fakeplayer clear

Note: Fake players are only visible to you (client-side). They are useful for testing KillAura, Aimbot, and other combat features.