Commands

Things after a command, (put in () or [] in this commands list) are called arguments. These will affect how your command will run. If an arguments in [] here, that means that it is not required.

You don't actually need the (), or [] when running the command, it's just put here for show.

If arguments are called R, G, and B; they should be numbers between 0 and 255. These values represent the Red, Blue, and Green tint of a color.

'Runner' is a reference to the player who ran the command.

• !perm (plr) [rank] - Sets the permission level of (plr) to [rank]. [rank] can be "Builder", or "Admin", or if left blank, it will make them a visitor.

• !name (name) - Changes the place's name to (name).

• !gear (gearid) - Will spawn in the gear that is onsale, and has the id (gearid).

• !removegear - Removes all gears from the place. (will change to be more specific in the future)

• !sound (audioid) - Changes the background sound of this game to (audioid).

• !sign [text] - Turns the block your mouse is hovering over into a sign, that says [text]. If you don't put [text], it will remove the sign.

• !tele - This turns the block your mouse is over into a teleporter, you have to click on another block to set the destination for that block.

• !portal - A portal block is basically a teleporter, but momentum and camera angle gets affected depending on the rotation of the portal block and the destination block. This may take a bit of experimenting to understand.

• !tripper - This will make the block your mouse is over into a tripper, which tripers players who touch.

• !baller - This will make the block your mouse is over into a baller, which turns players who touch into balls.

• !kill [plr] - If [plr] is specified, it will kill that player. Otherwise, this will make the block your mouse is over into a killer, which kills players who touch.

• (If you have a !kill block, and a !baller block, it will become an unballer block, which turns you back to normal.)

• !outlines - Toggles whether blocks have outlines.

• !time (hours) - Sets the current time in the game to (hours).

• !cycle [time] - If [time] is put, it will make a day/night cycle that takes [time] minutes to pass. If you don't put [time], it disables the cycle.

• !brightness [b] - Changes the brightness of the world to [b]. By default, it's 1. [b] can only go from 0, to 2.

• !ambient [r] [g] [b] - Sets the ambient-color of the place. Defaults to 0, 0, 0.

• !outambient [r] [g] [b] - This is like !ambient, but only affects areas that are outside. Defaults to 127, 127, 127.

• !ocean [height] - This will create an ocean of swimmable water at [height]. If you don't put [height], it will remove the ocean.

• !oceancolor [r] [g] [b] - Sets the color of the ocean. Defaults to 12, 84, 91.

• !fog [end] [start] - Will cause fog that starts at [start] studs away from you, and fades [end] studs away from you. By default, [start] is 0, and [end] is 100000

• !fogcolor [r] [g] [b] - Sets the color of the fog. Defaults to 191, 191, 191.

• !ball (plr) - Turns (plr) into a ball. Amazing, right?

• !tp [plr1] [pl2] - Without any arguments, this will teleport runner to their mouse-cursor. If [plr1] is put, it will runner to [plr1]. If [plr1] and [plr1] is put, it will teleport [plr1] to [plr2]

• !hub [plr] - Without [plr], this will send runner to the hub. Otherwise, it will send [plr] to hub.

• !create [name] - Creates a place. You can only have 2 places. (This is temperary, bound to change in the future.)

• !resetplace - You probably know what this does. Pretty much, just never use this command. 

• !showaxis - Shows the front/top surface of the block, use this when working with portals so that you understand which direction it will go.

• !cannon [power] - This will turn the block your mouse is over into a cannon. The direction of the cannon depends on the surface your mouse is over, and [power] is how strong it will be, it will default to 25 if not put.