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Offline Commands Mod modifies vanilla commands, enabling them to be used on players who are offline. This is particularly useful for server administrators and moderators who need to manage players’ data or perform certain actions even when those players are not currently online.

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Step-by-step, in-game.

Banning, Kicking, or Teleporting Offline Players with CommandsWhat you can and cannot do Offline Commands Mod extends commands like /teleport , /gamemode , /kill , /effect ,…Editing Offline Player Data, Tags, and AdvancementsThe powerful commands /data , /tag , /advancement , /attribute , /recipe , and /item are the commands admins reach…How to Give Items or XP to a Player Who Is OfflineWhy this works Normally /give and /experience fail with "player not found" when the target is disconnected. Offline…Using /execute and /function on Offline PlayersWhy /execute matters here /execute is the backbone of advanced admin work — it lets you run a command *as* or *at* a…

Frequently asked questions

How do I use commands on a player who is offline?
Just run the command normally and type the offline player's name where you'd put an online player's name. The mod intercepts the command and applies it to their saved data instead of failing with 'player not found'.
Why does it say 'player not found' even with this mod installed?
The player must have joined the server at least once so a playerdata file exists for them. If they've never logged in, or you typed the name with wrong capitalization, the command still fails.
Does the offline player need to be online for the command to take effect?
No. Changes are written directly to their saved player data, and they'll see the results the next time they log in.
Can I give items or XP to someone who isn't online?
Yes, /give and /experience work on offline players and the items or levels are stored in their inventory and data. They'll have everything when they next join.

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