ShadowEssentials

Identifier of this server, used when several servers share one database.

How long an offline player's profile stays cached in memory.

How often online profiles are written to the database.

Records administrative actions (bans, VIP grants, warp changes) in sb_audit_log.

On update, your files are moved to the new version automatically.

Used when the player has no preference and the client locale is unknown. Ships with en_US and it_IT. Set "it_IT" here for an Italian server.

Follow the language the Minecraft client is set to.

Allow players to pick their language with /lang.

What &k does, everywhere: chat, tab list, holograms, rank tags.

bars      the bars move, the line does not. THE DEFAULT.
bars:X    the same on the letter X, which is how you pick the width:
             i  2 px, 4 shapes   (as wide as the usual i - default)
             C  3 px, 4 shapes
             G  4 px, 8 shapes
             N  5 px, 6 shapes
             A  6 px, 30 shapes  (the loudest)
stop      take &k out and keep the colours. Nothing is random any
          more, so nothing can move - and the filler letters under
          the tag go with it, or the tag would read iFounderi.
keep      leave &k exactly as it was written, shaking included.
any char  roll on that character in the normal font. The old
          behaviour: it shakes unless the character is 10 px wide.

How often buffered player data is written to disk. Changes are also flushed when a player logs out and on shutdown, so this only decides how much a hard crash could cost you.

Table prefix, used only by the database backend. Handy when several servers share one database.

Leave the host empty to stay on YAML files.

Database only. Rule of thumb: (cpu cores * 2) + 1, never above 20.

Set above 0 to log connections that are never returned to the pool.

true  -> if storage fails, keep running with the modules that do not need it
false -> if storage fails, shut the plugin down

AUTO | SHADOW | VAULT | NONE

Currency used for ShadowEssentials costs (kits, warps, homes, teleports).

true  -> no provider means everything is free
false -> no provider means commands with a cost are refused

Most sends per minute, so Discord does not rate-limit you.

Generate something long and random. Send it with every request:

Authorization: Bearer <token>

Each module also has its own "enabled" at the top of modules/<id>.yml. Either switch is enough to turn a module off, so whichever one you find first does what you expect. This list is the place to switch things off from one file; it cannot force on a module its own file disabled.

Gradual migration from EssentialsX or CMI.

With this on, ShadowEssentials does NOT register a command that another plugin already provides. Keep the old plugin installed, then move one feature at a time by disabling the matching module over there: the command switches over on the next restart, on its own.

The console lists every command left alone at startup.

What is sent, every 30 minutes: that this server runs ShadowEssentials, the plugin, Minecraft/Paper and Java versions, the operating system, the number of CPU cores, how many players are online (a number, nothing else), a random serverUuid that identifies nothing, and whether storage is YAML or MySQL. No player data leaves the server: no names, no UUIDs, no addresses.

Logs a stack trace whenever something does file or database I/O on the main thread. Development aid, keep it off in production.

The character the word is covered with.

m3rda, c4zzo, $tronzo

m.e.r.d.a, m-e-r-d-a, m e r d a   (at most 3 characters in between:

past that it is no longer a word anybody reads)

meeeerda, mmmerda

mèrda, merdà

Cyrillic and Greek letters drawn identically to Latin ones

The ordinary list, the one you will use for 90% of things.

Caught when they START where a word starts, and they may carry on. That is what most languages need: write "merda" and it also catches "merdaio" and "merdata", without you having to list them.

It does not catch a word that merely contains one in the middle: "merda" does not touch "camerda" (were it a word), because no word starts there.

Caught ONLY when they stand as a word of their own.

THIS IS WHERE SHORT WORDS GO. "ass" written here does not touch "passage", "class", "assassin" or "bass". Written in the list above it would catch nearly all of them.

Rule of thumb: under 4 letters, put it here.

Caught even in the middle of another word. For long, unmistakable strings, such as a cheat client's domain.

A short word here does damage. When in doubt, use one of the two lists above.

The message is not sent at all, rather than censored. For the things you do not want arriving even in disguise: serious abuse, threats, links to cheats.

For whoever knows what they are doing. Applied exactly as written, without any of the tolerances above.

pattern: the expression
action:  CENSOR | BLOCK | REPLACE | WARN
with:    what to replace it with, only for REPLACE

Team chat and staff chat. Staff usually should not be filtered, but team chat is chat between players in every sense that matters.

What /rules does with no arguments: GUI or CHAT.

The item used for a rule that does not name one of its own.

Numbers the rules automatically: 1. 2. 3.

How long without activity before somebody is marked AFK.

When true, turning the head without moving does NOT count as activity: the simplest way to stop trivial anti-AFK macros.

Kick nobody while the server is below this many players.

Any item. It is recognised by a hidden mark, not by its type, so a normal item of the same kind does nothing.

How far away a stand can be picked by looking at it (blocks). Marker stands, which have no hit box, are found as well.

How far you may walk away from the stand while editing it.

The nudges offered in the move screen, in blocks.

The biggest nudge one click may make: steps above this are cut down. Every move also asks the protection plugins about the place it goes TO, not only the place it leaves.

The turns offered in the move screen, in degrees.

How far in front of you it floats when you are not looking at a block.

How far a block you look at can be to put it on top of it.

After this long without a click it goes back where it was.

The steps of the pose editor, in degrees.

For whoever has no numeric permission.

Never more than this, whatever the permissions say. -1 = no cap.

Steps per player. 0 turns undo off.

Clicks on the same part of the same stand closer than this become ONE undo step: twenty clicks to place an arm are undone with one.

Longest custom name, counted without colours. Names are typed in chat and follow the same rules as any text a player writes: colours and styles yes (& codes and colour tags), click and hover no. The blocked words of blocked-words.yml apply too.

Placing a new stand from the menu, cloning one, or making a "ready stand" item costs one armor stand from the inventory - so the menu is not a way to get free armor stands. Creative mode and shadowessentials.armorstand.free do not pay.

true: before any change, ask the protection plugins (WorldGuard, GriefPrevention, Lands, ShadowRegions...) if you could change an armor stand there by hand. It fires the same events the game fires when a player swaps an item on an armor stand, on an invisible probe stand - never a fake block break, so no logger records anything. false: only permissions, locks and the worlds below count.

Worlds where the tools do nothing (except for shadowessentials.armorstand.bypass). Example: [ "spawn", "pvp_arena" ]

A tool that jumps into your hand by itself surprises whoever did not ask for it: off for new players, /autotool turns it on.

Worlds where it never does anything.

Crouching = "leave me alone, I dig with what I hold".

Not during a ShadowGames match: kits are laid out on purpose.

The tool in hand already breaks the block in one hit: do nothing. (Tall grass, flowers: a swap there would only be noise.)

Never pick a tool with fewer uses left than this, so the good pickaxe does not break on the last hit.

Several tools break it in one hit: take the cheapest one, and keep the netherite pickaxe for what needs it.

Per-block preferences. "blocks" takes materials and tags (#name). The first rule that names a block is the one that counts.

prefer:  SILK_TOUCH | FORTUNE | PLAYER (the player's /autotool ores)
mode:    PREFER  (a bonus: without such a tool, the fastest one)
         REQUIRE (without such a tool, do not swap at all)
avoid:   tool kinds never used on these blocks (SHEARS, HOE, ...)
even-if-instant: true = apply even when anything breaks it at once

In PvP some call it an advantage: switch it off here without switching off the rest.

DPS = damage x attack speed (a sword beats a slow axe); DAMAGE = one hit.

An axe hit disables a raised shield.

The mace only while falling at least this far (blocks).

Swap only for a real gain, and not more often than this: two almost equal swords must not make the hotbar dance.

The swap happens on the tick AFTER a hit: that hit's charge is already spent, so it costs nothing. With this on, a left click in the air while looking at a mob swaps before the first hit too. Costs one click; off by default.

Right click a sheep, a mooshroom, a snow golem, a bogged or a copper golem: the shears come into your hand for that click.

Brushing is a "hold the button" action started by the game client: swapping from the server may need a second press. Try it with a real client before switching it on.

For players who turned on /autotool swapback: how long without digging or hitting before going back to the slot of before. Items moved from the inventory go back only if nobody moved them since.

Item ids of ShadowCustomizer.

Any lore line containing one of these (not case sensitive), for the "Soulbound" items of other plugins.

Per permission: the first one held wins, from the top. Beats by-group.

Who may use MiniMessage inside their own messages. Without this permission the text is inserted literally: an ordinary player cannot inject tags into the format.

The brackets stay grey: the colour comes from the symbol, not the box. The <name> is clickable as in chat - hover for the rank, click to message them privately - and keeps the colours of their rank or nickname.

<player> is replaced with the real name. Empty = no click action.

Channels radius: -1 = the whole server, otherwise a radius in blocks.

Share of capitals above which the message is lower-cased.

Domains and IPs allowed through: put YOUR server and YOUR Discord here, otherwise your own links are blocked along with the others.

whitelist: [ "discord.gg/iltuoinvito", "example.com" ]

ALLOW | CENSOR | BLOCK | WARN

CENSOR swaps the letters for asterisks, BLOCK refuses the message.

Normalises leetspeak and lookalike Cyrillic characters before comparing, so a disguised spelling is recognised all the same.

Write the words in lower case, without accents.

Which commands this covers. Written the way a player types them, without the slash. The namespace is ignored, so listing "repair" also covers "/shadowessentials:repair".

repair all     exactly that, nothing more
repair *       /repair with any arguments, or none
repair         /repair on its own

List the aliases too if you want them covered: "fix all".

How long between uses. A plain time, or one of:

daily    once per day, resets at midnight
weekly   once per week
once     one time, ever

Who the rule does not apply to. Defaults to shadowessentials.bypass.rule.<name> when left out.

A language key to answer with instead of the standard wait message. Leave empty for the standard one.

Worlds where elevators do nothing (the blocks are just blocks there).

The wait between two rides of the same player. Decimals work: "0.5s", "1.5s", "250ms". "0" for no wait. The teleport module's warm-up, cooldown and price never apply here: an elevator has to feel instant.

true: land in the middle of the destination block. false: land at the same spot of the block you left from. Where you look is always kept.

false: /back ignores elevator rides, so it still takes you back to where you last teleported from. true: a ride counts like a teleport.

If every white wool is an elevator, a player could put one under somebody else's base and jump in. What stops it:

enter  (default) the ride is checked like a teleport: region and claim
       plugins that watch teleports (the entry flags of ShadowRegions,
       WorldGuard...) can refuse it, and so can any teleport blocker
       registered with ShadowEssentials. Enough when your protected
       areas refuse entry to strangers.
build  "enter", and the player must also be allowed to BUILD where
       they land - the same question the armor stand editor asks the
       protection plugins. The safe choice for claims that let anybody
       walk in: nobody rides into a place they could not build in.
       The price: in a shared building where guests may enter but not
       build, guests cannot use its elevators either.
none   no check of ours. The server still announces the ride as a
       teleport, so a plugin that refuses teleports can still refuse
       it.

Where the short messages go ("no elevator above within 10 blocks", "the elevator above is blocked"...): actionbar, chat, title, subtitle or none. The texts are in lang/*.yml under "elevator:"; a text left empty there is not sent. The same message is repeated to the same player at most every 2 seconds.

If DecentHolograms, HolographicDisplays, FancyHolograms or a similar plugin is installed, this module steps aside on its own: it spawns nothing and /hologram says why. Turn this off to run both.

CMI is a whole essentials plugin, so its presence does not by itself mean it is drawing holograms. Set this to true if you use CMI's.

CENTER always faces you. FIXED never turns. VERTICAL and HORIZONTAL turn on one axis only.

Distance in blocks past which the text stops being sent at all.

ARGB, so the first pair is the opacity. "transparent" for none.

true uses the vanilla dark box instead of the colour above.

CENTER | LEFT | RIGHT

Vertical gap between lines, in blocks.

Wrap width in pixels for a very long line.

Whether icon lines turn and bob in place. false: they hang still.

How often a hologram with placeholders is redrawn. A hologram with nothing dynamic in it is never redrawn at all, whatever this says.

A hologram exists only while a player is within this many blocks of it. Further away its entities are removed - nothing to tick, nothing to send - and put back the moment somebody comes near. Every plugin of the suite that draws through ShadowEssentials gets this for free. 0 = always spawned.

Line kinds:

plain text                       colours with &
""                               a blank spacer line
icon:DIAMOND                     an item that floats, turns and bobs
animation:<name>                 cycles the frames defined above
leaderboard:<board>:<1-10>:<fmt> one line per rank, from the
                                 leaderboard module

Placeholders:
  %online% %max_players% %tps%     the same for everybody
  %player% <player> %world%        this viewer's own values
  %shadowessentials_...%               and any PlaceholderAPI placeholder

For players without any specific permission.

Reads shadowessentials.limit.homes.<n> - the highest value wins. shadowessentials.limit.homes.unlimited removes the limit.

Absolute ceiling, even with permissions. -1 = no ceiling.

Name used by /sethome with no argument.

Worlds where homes cannot be created.

Leave empty to inherit from modules/teleport.yml.

Players can choose the icon of each home with /home icon <name> while holding the item they want.

Right clicking a home in the menu offers to delete it. The question is asked in chat with the two buttons, never on the click itself, and it still needs shadowessentials.command.delhome.

NAME | DATE | WORLD

On for every player until they turn it off with /chestorder off.

Shulker boxes are sorted too. Off if your players keep them as organised kits and would rather they stayed exactly as packed.

On for every player until they turn it off with /autopickup off.

Also the drops of a mob the player kills.

Experience: from the blocks the player breaks and the mobs they kill.

The experience that would drop is set to zero and the same amount is given to the player, so the total is identical: the only difference is that there are no orbs to chase. Furnace experience is left alone - it is collected by opening them, and taking it from a distance would mean emptying them without looking at them.

On for everyone until they turn it off with /autopickupxp off.

In creative mode the drops normally do not matter; on if you want it anyway.

Materials that always fall to the ground even with auto pickup on.

GUI layout file: menus/kits.yml

DROP   = drop the extra items on the ground
QUEUE  = keep them until the player has room (recommended)
CANCEL = refuse the claim if the inventory is full

Maximum stored items per player. -1 = unlimited.

Tell the player at login that something is waiting.

Timezone used by cooldown-mode DAILY / WEEKLY / MONTHLY. DAILY resets at midnight in this zone, which is what players expect, instead of 24 hours after the last claim.

Let players preview kits they cannot claim yet: seeing what is behind a rank sells it better than any description.

How often every leaderboard is recalculated.

"playtime" and "first-join" come from the profile, the rest from the vanilla statistics.

First line of a lock sign. Case does not matter; both sides count. These tags are reserved: a sign type in modules/sign.yml with the same tag is ignored, and the console says so.

Right-click a container holding a sign: the sign hangs itself on a free side and the container is locked. With no free side it is locked without a sign.

Double doors open and close together, and one lock covers both.

Worlds where no lock can be made (existing ones there still hold).

How far /lock reaches for the block you look at.

The same "this chest is locked" is said to the same player at most this often: a held right click repeats the click.

Locks per player. shadowessentials.lock.limit.<n> raises it (the highest node wins), shadowessentials.lock.limit.unlimited removes it. A double chest counts one. The count comes from the index.

A hopper the owner places against their own locked container is locked to them too, so their own hopper chains keep working. Those hoppers do not count against the limit.

DEPOSIT: everybody puts things in, only the members take them out.

Extra groups offered in the menu, next to team, island and region. "vip" here means: whoever has shadowessentials.lock.group.vip (give it to a group in ShadowPermissions or LuckPerms).

Off: the regions of the spawn belong to the staff, who has bypass.

A member who left the island: their locks there count as expired for the island owner, who may open them and take them off.

0 = locks never expire. Otherwise: owner not seen for this many days.

UNLOCK    anybody opens it

BREAKABLE still closed, but anybody may break it

NOTHING   only /lock info says so

Take the locks of expired owners off by themselves, every so often.

Convert [Private] signs of Lockette, LockettePro and BlockLocker as their chunks load. Only while those plugins are NOT installed.

The first line of those signs.

/lock admin import lwc mysql reads this table in the database ShadowEssentials uses.

Most messages an inbox may hold.

Unread messages expire after...

Read messages are deleted after...

A notice at login when there are unread messages.

How long before a warning stops counting towards the ladder.

The screen shown to a banned player. MiniMessage works here. Placeholders: <reason> <actor> <expires>

Commands blocked while muted, so a mute is not walked around by writing in private instead.

Shadow mute: the player sees their own messages, nobody else does. Far more effective than a plain mute against somebody baiting.

A player who walks away from the cell is put back inside.

Tells the staff at login when the address is already known for other accounts.

true = only warn when one of the other accounts is banned

No join and quit message while you are invisible.

An item flying off the ground towards nothing gets noticed.

So does a zombie chasing an empty corridor.

And a pressure plate going down on its own, even more so.

No damage while invisible: you cannot die during an investigation.

Hunger stays where it is.

A reminder in the action bar, because forgetting you are invisible is the classic way to ruin an investigation.

The player count - server list, tab list, holograms, placeholders - leaves out whoever is invisible.

Vanilla's /list would name everybody anyway, so we answer it ourselves, in the same words and without whoever cannot be seen.

Whoever has shadowessentials.vanish.auto joins already invisible.

Who receives the moderation notifications.

RANDOM  = a different one at every refresh of the server list
ORDERED = one after the other, in the order written here

A single entry means it never changes, which is also fine.

Pads each line with spaces so it sits in the middle of the panel. The width is measured character by character, because Minecraft's font is not monospaced and "just count the letters" looks wrong.

Drop your PNG files in plugins/ShadowEssentials/<folder>/. Minecraft wants exactly 64x64: anything else is resized for you at startup, so you can drop in the logo you already have.

RANDOM | ORDERED | FIRST

Hides the count and the list entirely.

REAL            = the truth
ADD             = the truth plus "add" below
FIXED           = always "fixed" below
ALWAYS_ONE_MORE = slots always show one free, so it never looks full

0 = leave the slots from server.properties alone.

A PNG from the same icons folder, without the extension.

Within how many blocks an NPC turns its head towards a passer-by.

How many ticks between redraws. 4 = five times a second, which looks smooth. Raise it if a great many players have an effect switched on.

The distance past which there is no point drawing them.

An invisible staff member trailing sparks behind them is not invisible.

A player left AFK at spawn for six hours is a particle generator nobody asked for.

Written by /particles block <name> <effect> while looking at the block.

Other plugins - the crates one, for instance - do NOT write here: they attach theirs at runtime through the API, and they disappear when the plugin removes them. That way a hundred crates do not leave you a hundred blocks of YAML to read.

Keep flight enabled across relogs.

Worlds where flight is refused even with permission.

Brief fall immunity when flight is removed mid-air, so taking flight away from someone in the sky is not a death sentence.

Players with this permission cannot have their inventory edited, only viewed. Protects senior staff from junior staff.

Length is measured on the visible text, colours do not count.

Letters, digits and _ only. shadowessentials.nick.bypass.characters skips it.

Put in front of every nickname, so a nicked player is recognisable. Leave empty for no marker.

Refuse a nickname that is somebody else's real account name. Turning this off lets a player be indistinguishable from another one.

Refuse a nickname another online player is already wearing.

Matched against the visible text, case insensitive, anywhere inside.

Empty by default. The movement listener is always registered, but its first line returns when there are no portals, so an empty list costs one comparison per move and nothing else.

It used to be registered only when a portal already existed at boot, and that is why the FIRST portal of a server did nothing until the next restart - while the message said it was live straight away.

false to leave the area invisible, as before.

What it is filled with. Change the block of an existing portal with

/portal block <id> <blocco>

and use "air" to empty it.

The block the ready-made frames are drawn with (/portal shape ... circle, rect). A free-hand outline (/portal build) is whatever blocks you place.

How long they stay deaf. Raise it if you have chains of portals close together.

A safety net for a chain long enough to outlast the grace period: past this many firings in 10 seconds the portal is refused and the console tells you who and where.

How far over you may go before losing the streak. Without this, joining at 00:30 instead of 23:30 would wipe out thirty days in a row, which is the most infuriating part of systems like this.

Length of the cycle: once finished it starts again from day 1.

Only players with this permission get their colour codes translated.

How the sign is rewritten when it is placed.

A functional sign can only be broken by someone with the permission.

Also protects the block the sign hangs on, so it cannot be dropped by mining the wall behind it.

AUTO = on, unless SkinsRestorer is installed on this server (it keeps /skin, and the console says so once). If SkinsRestorer runs on your PROXY, write false here yourself: a server cannot see the proxy, and two plugins writing the same skin overwrite each other.

What a player wears before choosing anything.

AUTO      OWN_NAME in offline mode, KEEP in online mode (and KEEP
          whenever the login already brought a signed skin, as a
          proxy forwarding the real one does)
KEEP      whatever the login gave them
OWN_NAME  the Mojang skin of the account with the same name, if any
LIST      one of default-list, always the same one for the same player

Skins from a link or a file are signed by MineSkin, an outside service, and stay off until you fill in BOTH lines below: create a MineSkin account and paste its API address and key here (the manual shows where to find them). While either one is empty, /skin url and file: skins are refused and say why. Each server uses its own key: one key shared by every server would run out in an hour.

UNLISTED keeps your players' skins out of MineSkin's public gallery.

How many uploads may wait at once on this server.

Empty = any https address. Otherwise only these hosts (and their subdomains). Local and private addresses are always refused.

A skin taken from a name is fetched again after this long: the owner of that account may have changed it.

Entries nobody wore for this long are thrown away.

Between two changes of the same player (shadowessentials.skin.bypass-cooldown skips it).

Apply at once (Paper refreshes the player; an open window closes). false = from the next join. On Folia it is always from the next join.

How long a join may wait for a skin not in the cache yet. After that the player enters, and the skin arrives a moment later.

Names whose skin cannot be copied: your staff, for instance.

Written automatically by /setspawn. You can also edit it by hand.

Written by /setspawn --world

Teleport the player the first time they connect.

Goes to the point below when there is one, otherwise to the ordinary spawn. Turning it off does NOT turn off the message, the broadcast and the commands: those still run, they are separate things.

The first-join point, written by /setfirstspawn. For when the first thing you want somebody to see is not the middle of the hub but the sign that explains the rules. Remove it, or use /setfirstspawn clear, to use the ordinary spawn.

Commands run once, on the first join. <player> is replaced.

Teleport to spawn on every login.

SPAWN = always the plugin spawn
BED = bed or anchor when available, plugin spawn otherwise
VANILLA = leave it to the server

true = they can be picked up in any world and the list below is ignored. false = only in the worlds listed.

Silk touch is required on the pickaxe in hand.

Minimum fortune level. 0 to not ask for it.

Chance the spawner survives being broken. 1.0 = always. Below 1 it becomes a rare drop rather than a certainty.

In creative it drops regardless, with no silk touch.

Explosions make it drop. Left off: on means collecting them with TNT and without a pickaxe at all.

The last line is the one everybody reads: put your site or your store there when you have one.

The name shown in the list. Besides the %...% placeholders, here <name>, <player>, <rank_prefix>, <rank_suffix> and <rank_group> work too. Leave exactly "<name>" to not touch the name at all.

The rank above the head as well, using the scoreboard teams that are already needed for the sorting: it costs not one extra packet. Set it to false if another plugin handles nametags.

Sorts by rank weight, so staff and ranked players end up at the top. Uses the scoreboard teams, which is the only dependable way to do it without custom packets.

true = in the island world the sidebar is drawn by ShadowSkyBlock and only the header, footer and TAB sorting are left to this plugin. False out of the box: this one draws it, with the "skyblock" board.

Worlds where this sidebar must not appear, for whatever reason (a lobby with its own GUI, a minigame). Header, footer and TAB sorting go on working.

How many members at most. A VIP tier that defines teams.size-multiplier widens it for its holders.

How long an invitation stays valid before it expires.

Lets the owner give the team a short tag, shown next to the names of its members.

Blocks of movement tolerated before the teleport is cancelled. Without this, the smallest mouse twitch cancels the teleport, which is why most servers end up disabling warmups entirely.

ACTION_BAR | BOSSBAR | TITLE | CHAT | NONE

How many previous positions to remember: /back 1, /back 2, ...

Empty list = every world is allowed.

CANCEL = refuse the teleport | FORCE = go anyway

How often expiries are checked. The check runs against the database, so it also works for offline players and across several servers.

ANY_TRUE | ALL_TRUE | HIGHEST_WEIGHT

HIGHEST | LOWEST | HIGHEST_WEIGHT | SUM

BEST = whichever is more favourable to the player
  (lowest for cost/cooldown perks, highest for gain perks)

MULTIPLY | HIGHEST_WEIGHT

X is replaced with a random character.

No 0/O and no 1/I/l: a code also has to be read out loud.

The wait between one attempt and the next, which makes guessing a code impractical.

Require shadowessentials.warp.<name> for each warp.

Show warps the player cannot use (greyed out) instead of hiding them. Showing what exists is usually better: it gives players a goal.

Load this world at startup if the server has not loaded it already. Loading generates terrain, so it only ever happens at startup, never on a /se reload.

Freeze the clock on this tick. Setting it also turns off doDaylightCycle, otherwise the time would drift straight away. 0 = dawn, 6000 = noon, 13000 = night, 18000 = midnight.

CLEAR | RAIN | THUNDER, or null to leave the weather alone.

Flight in this world. A player who lands here while flying has it taken away unless they have shadowessentials.world.fly.bypass.

Shown when a player walks into this world. MiniMessage, <world> works.

Never removed, whatever the command says.

A named mob is somebody's pet project: leave it alone.

-1 = the whole world. Any other number is a radius in blocks around the player who ran the command.

Above this many entities the command asks for confirmation first, with the usual clickable buttons.

/tps also reports MSPT, memory, chunks and entities.

Two days of TPS as a row of bars under /tps, one bar per half hour, hover for the time and the lowest value seen. Kept in data/tps-history.yml.

/entitycount points out the worst chunks once one of them is above this many entities.

"lang:<key>" takes the title from the language file of whoever is looking, so it stays translated. Anything else is written as it is.