/reload [client] - Reloads server and optionally client /reload_client - Reloads client only
/ftb_mode set - Sets current mode /ftb_mode get - Prints current mode /ftb_mode list - Prints all available modes
/edit_config [group] [entry] [value] - Opens config Gui, if only 1st argument is given /set_item_name [Name...] - Sets item display name for held item, like an Anvil /ftb_notify player|@a [notification Json...] - Sends a popup notification to player
/back - Teleports player to his last death location /spawn - Teleports player to Overworld spawn /tpl - Teleports to [player] if he is online or last location if offline /warp - Teleports player to server set warp [ID]
/admin invsee - If player is online, opens his inventory. Armor on left top row, Baubles on right top row. /admin setwarp - Sets warp [ID] to current position of player /admin delwarp - Deletes warp [ID] /admin unclaim - Opens unclaiming gui /admin unclaim_all <player | @a> - Unclaims all 's chunks from all dimensions /admin server_info - Opens InfoGUI with technical informating about server, including Loaded Chunks
/admin worldborder on|off - Enables/disables world border /admin worldborder get [dim] - Prints world border size for dimension [dim] /admin worldborder set [dim] [radius] - Sets world border radius for dimension [dim] /admin worldborder center - Sets world border center to current player's locatoin /admin worldborder center [x] [z] - Sets world border center to x, z
how do you claim chunks? i read this page that said you can
@wozzes /ftb chunks claim
See a formatted fork of this file here...
Not sure how to submit a pull request for a gist.
I can not warp a player with the command via a server console. Although I specify the player name it doesn't recognize it. I tried putting it in front and behind the warp point name but it doesn't work.
I don't get this its miss leading, there commands are not /warp /so on /so forth there all /ftb command*** unless I am missing something and if I am this need to be made more clear.
For those reading this - as of January 2017, this GIST has not been updated since May of 2016 and therefore should be considered out of date ( to some extent )
You should use code or list formatting on the commands so people can read everything easier without needing to try and figure out what's what.
Refer to the Markdown guide: https://guides.github.com/features/mastering-markdown/