This is a collection of commands that may or may not be useful for some build servers!
/teleportworld <world> [void/terrain]- Description: This command will teleport you to an already created world by that name. If the world does not exist, it will create a new world with that name.
- Permission:
butil.teleportworld| Default:op - Aliases:
tpw,tpworld - Arguments:
- world: The name of the world you want to teleport to.
- void/terrain: Generator type. If
voidis specified, the world will be a void world. Ifterrainis specified, the world will be a normal terrain world.
- Examples:
/tpw pvp_arena/tpw wild terrain
/worldlist- Description: This command will list all the worlds that are currently loaded on the server.
- Permission:
butil.teleportworld| Default:op - Aliases:
wl,worlds,listworlds
/setviewdistance <distance> [target]- Description: This command will set the view distance of the specified player (or the sender) to the specified distance.
- Permission:
butil.setviewdistance| Default:op- Other Player Permissions:
butil.setviewdistance.others| Default:op
- Other Player Permissions:
- Arguments:
- distance: The view distance you want to set. Must be between 2 and 32.
- target: The player you want to set the view distance for. If not specified, the sender will be the target.
- Examples:
/setviewdistance 16/setviewdistance 8 Notch
/getviewdistance [target]- Description: This command will get the view distance of the specified player (or the sender).
- Permission:
butil.getviewdistance| Default:op- Other Player Permissions:
butil.getviewdistance.others| Default:op
- Other Player Permissions:
- Arguments:
- target: The player you want to get the view distance for. If not specified, the sender will be the target.
- Examples:
/getviewdistance/getviewdistance Notch
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