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Essential Commands Mod is a Minecraft mod that adds several simple commands to the game. All commands are configurable and toggleable. The mod is purely serverside, and is not required on the client (but it does work on singleplayer worlds).

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Teleport to Another Player with /tpa in Essential CommandsSending a Teleport Request To teleport to someone, type /tpa <player> in chat, replacing <player> with their…Recovering Your Position with /back and Random Teleport with /rtpUsing /back After Death or Teleport The back command returns you to your previous location. It is most commonly used…Setting and Using Homes with Essential CommandsCreating Your First Home Stand where you want your home to be, then run the set-home command (typically /home set…Using Warps and Spawn to Move Around a ServerTeleporting to Warps Warps are shared destinations set up by server staff, such as a market, arena, or mining world.…

Frequently asked questions

How do I use the commands in this mod?
Just type them in chat like any vanilla command, for example /tpa or /home. If a command does nothing, check that the permission node for it is granted and that the 'use permissions api' config option is enabled.
Why aren't the commands working for me?
The most common cause is permissions: each command has its own node like essentialcommands.tpa, and they only apply when 'use permissions api' is set to true in the config. Also make sure the specific command hasn't been toggled off in the config.
Do players need the mod installed on their client?
No, the mod is purely serverside, so vanilla clients can join and use the commands. It also works in singleplayer worlds since those run an integrated server.
How do I give a player access to all the commands at once?
Grant the wildcard permission essentialcommands.* to give access to every command and subcommand. You can also use narrower wildcards like essentialcommands.tpa.* for just a command's subcommands.

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