The Player Command

How to manage your player settings and lookup information about players

Manage Player Settings

Each player has a role which shows up next to their name in chat. The default role is "Player" but can be changed using the /player role command. Players can also use the /player settings command to update other preferences for their player profile.

Members can use the /player color command to change the color of their name, glow color, and particle effects. Members can also change their display name using the /player name command.

General Player Information

You can see which players are currently online by holding down the tab key. You can also view players who were online recently using the /player recent command.

You can see which players have the most wealth using the /player balances command. This command is similar to the /baltop command on other servers.

You can use the /player skills command to see which players have the highest skill levels.

You can use the /player votes command to see how many times players have voted for the server.

You can use the /player ranks command for a list of all ranks available to players on the server. This includes the default Player rank, the Member rank, and all staff ranks.

Specific Player Information

You can lookup information about a specific player using the /player lookup command. This command is available to all players and includes information about when the player first joined the server, their current balance, and display name. If a player is currently online, this command will also show the player's network connection quality determined by their ping, otherwise it will show when the player was last online.

You can also view information about a specific player, such as their username and when they first joined the server, by hovering your cursor over their display name in chat.

Player Connection Quality

Each player has a ping which represents the number of milliseconds that it takes for their computer to communicate with the server and serves as a measure of how good or bad their connection is. A high ping means a worse connection to the server. Players generally have a high ping due to network issues.

You can check a player's ping using the /player ping <name> command.