Commands

Player Commands

The /xp command is your main hub - it provides access to skills, skill trees, quests, boosts, Records, and settings all in one place. The shortcut commands below open specific pages directly; you don't need them, but they're available.

With command permissions switched on, most of these check their own node, mmoskilltree.command.<name>. The Command Permissions table lists each one.

Admin Commands

All admin commands require OP status (or mmoskilltree.admin permission when permissions are enabled). Several commands run from the server console; boost and config commands take values via --args= (use | or _ to separate multiple values).

/mmoquestui <playername> <character> opens the NPC quest screen for a player, showing the quests tied to that character. Conversations and quest hand-ins are authored content, so this console command is the manual fallback for scripting or a custom NPC setup.

Bulk Set XP Examples

# Set all online players to 1000 mining XP
/bulksetxp mining 1000

# Reset all skills to 0 for a specific player
/bulksetxp all 0 --targets=PlayerName

# Set swords to 5000 for multiple players
/bulksetxp swords 5000 --targets=Player1,Player2,Player3

# Set all players to level 50 in woodcutting (~435k XP)
/bulksetxp woodcutting 435156

Quest and Achievement Admin Examples

/mmoquestadmin, /quest and /mmoachadmin keep their names, arguments and permission gates, and each verb speaks to the one quest and achievement runtime the shared library owns. The same verbs are reachable as /zigprogress quest ..., /zigprogress achievement ... and /zigprogress memory forget (see below), so a script may use either spelling. Two things to know: giving a quest to somebody already past its finish line pays or parks it at once, and reset wipes a record for a quest id the catalogue no longer knows instead of refusing it.

# Give a quest (use * for everybody in your world)
/mmoquestadmin give --args=Steve|getting_started

# Reset one quest, or every quest, for a player (wipes the completion record too)
/mmoquestadmin reset --args=Steve|getting_started
/mmoquestadmin reset --args=Steve|all

# Forget everything every conversation remembers about a player (first-visit beats play again)
/mmoquestadmin resetdialogues --args=Steve

# Force-complete and pay a quest; an offline player receives it on next connect
/mmoquestadmin complete --args=Steve|getting_started

# Where every quest stands for a player
/mmoquestadmin status --args=Steve

# Re-read this mod's own quest files and pack layers (the shared assets are /zigprogress reload's)
/mmoquestadmin reload

# Wipe a player's whole achievement record and release the server-firsts they won
/mmoachadmin reset --player=Steve

Shared Library Commands

The required ZiggfreedCommon jar registers its own commands, because it owns the engines behind wallets, storefronts and boards, behind quests, achievements and what conversations remember, and behind titles, Records, the on-screen displays, dungeons, Claims and parties. The MMO's /mmoshop, /mmobounty and /mmocurrency are thin aliases over /zigcommerce, and /mmoquestadmin, /quest and /mmoachadmin are aliases over /zigprogress, so either spelling does the same thing to the same data.

These carry their own permission nodes rather than mmoskilltree.admin: ziggfreed.ziggfreedcommon.command.zigcommerce for the family and ziggfreed.ziggfreedcommon.command.zigcommerce.<verb> per verb, with a verb needing both; ziggfreed.ziggfreedcommon.command.zigprogress for that family, .zigprogress.<group> per group and .zigprogress.<group>.<verb> per verb, with a verb needing all of its ancestors; and the same pattern for /zigtitle, /zigstats, /zigdungeon and /zigclaims (ziggfreed.ziggfreedcommon.command.zigtitle.grant, say). Nobody holds any of them until you grant it, and the console holds everything. A few are every player's from the start: /zigtitle open, /zigleaderboard encounter, /zighud (all but default) and all of /zigparty. Full guide: ZiggfreedCommon commands; for dungeons and Claims, Authoring Dungeons and Claims.

# Audit every wallet, storefront, pool, board and contract
/zigcommerce validate

# What one storefront or board is offering right now
/zigcommerce shops --shop=General
/zigcommerce boards --board=Daily

# What a player holds, has bought this period, and has rerolled
/zigcommerce show --player=Steve

# Adjust a balance (the player must be online)
/zigcommerce give --player=Steve --currency=Bounty_Token --amount=250

# Give purchase limits or a reroll allowance back
/zigcommerce resetlimits --player=Steve
/zigcommerce resetrerolls --player=Steve

# The merged quest catalogue, and where one player stands (the player must be online)
/zigprogress quest list
/zigprogress quest list --tag=Tutorial
/zigprogress quest status --player=Steve
/zigprogress quest status --player=Steve --quest=getting_started

# Start, close out, or wipe a quest for a player (--everyone gives it to everybody online, in every world)
/zigprogress quest give --quest=getting_started --player=Steve
/zigprogress quest give --quest=getting_started --everyone
/zigprogress quest complete --quest=getting_started --player=Steve
/zigprogress quest reset --quest=getting_started --player=Steve
/zigprogress quest reset --quest=all --player=Steve

# The player-side moves, from the console or on behalf of somebody
/zigprogress quest accept --quest=getting_started --player=Steve
/zigprogress quest claim --quest=getting_started --player=Steve
/zigprogress quest abandon --quest=getting_started --player=Steve

# Achievements: the catalogue, one player's record, and the admin moves on it
# (give grants past the gates, claim collects what is waiting, reset wipes one or all)
/zigprogress achievement list
/zigprogress achievement status --player=Steve
/zigprogress achievement give --achievement=battle_tested --player=Steve
/zigprogress achievement claim --achievement=all --player=Steve
/zigprogress achievement reset --achievement=battle_tested --player=Steve
/zigprogress achievement reset --achievement=all --player=Steve

# Forget everything every conversation remembers about a player
/zigprogress memory forget --player=Steve

# Fold the shared quest and achievement assets again and publish them
/zigprogress reload

Title Examples

/zigtitle hands titles out and takes them back by hand. From CommonLib 2.3.0, --player takes a player who is offline too, by name or by player id: the change waits and happens the next time they log in, with the same notice as any new title. A title you revoke while the achievement that gave it still stands comes back at their next login, so to take it for good, reset that achievement as well.

# Give a title, or take it away (an offline player gets the change at their next login)
/zigtitle grant --player=Steve --title=<title id>
/zigtitle revoke --player=Steve --title=<title id>

# The titles a player has earned, the shown one marked, and any changes still waiting
/zigtitle list --player=Steve

# Open your own title picker (every player can)
/zigtitle open

Records and Stats Examples

Records, the rankings page in the menu, belongs to the shared library, and /mmoleaderboard opens it too. /zigleaderboard encounter opens its Boss Fights, /zigstats show lists what a player has counted, and /zigleaderboard clock lets you try a week's or a month's turnover before your players see one.

# Open Records' Boss Fights, at one fight or at the first fight on record
/zigleaderboard encounter
/zigleaderboard encounter --encounter=<encounter script id>

# Every tally a player holds, by the key a ziggfreedcommon:counter condition names
# (the player must be online)
/zigstats show --player=Steve

# Move the board's clock a week on to see This Week turn over, then put it back
/zigleaderboard clock 7d
/zigleaderboard clock 0

HUD Examples

/zighud on its own opens your Settings tab. From CommonLib 2.3.0, hide with no panel named hides the quest tracker along with the bars, and show brings back the displays you had up.

# Hide every display, the quest tracker included, then bring them back
/zighud hide
/zighud show

# Hide just one display
/zighud hide --panel=<panel id>

Placed NPC Examples

/mmonpc manages every placed NPC live - the Adventurer's Guide, quest givers, and anything a content pack places. Disabling one despawns the NPC already standing there.

# Every placement, and whether it is switched on
/mmonpc list

# Switch one off, or all of them
/mmonpc disable --arg1=Mmo_Hub
/mmonpc disable --arg1=*

# Back on
/mmonpc enable --arg1=Mmo_Hub

# Force a sweep now, everywhere or in one world
/mmonpc reconcile
/mmonpc reconcile --arg1=default

# The list noun rides --arg1= (a bare noun after list is not parsed):
# recorded structure-marker sightings, the marker entities live right now
# (the two disagreeing localizes an anchoring problem; a marker only exists
# while its chunk is loaded), and the registered press-F destinations
/mmonpc list --arg1=structures
/mmonpc list --arg1=markers
/mmonpc list --arg1=channels

Upgrade Check Examples

/mmomigrate reports what on your server still speaks a retired format, and converts the owner files that can be converted safely. It backs up first, writes atomically, reads the result back, and rolls back if anything fails to decode. Content packs are never rewritten in game; run those through the web Migration Converter instead.

# Look at everything, change nothing. Writes a report and names its path.
/mmomigrate

# What could be converted, without converting it
/mmomigrate --action=owner

# Actually convert
/mmomigrate --action=owner --confirm=yes

# What your installed content packs still carry
/mmomigrate --action=pack

# The newest report's path and its counts again
/mmomigrate --action=report

Boost Commands

Boost commands can be run from in-game or server console. Use --args= with | or _ to separate values.

Boost Target Options

• all - All skills
• Skill name (e.g., mining)
• Category name (e.g., gathering, combat)

Examples

# Give Steve a 2x all-skills token for 30 min
/mmoboost give --args=Steve|all|2.0|30

# Same command using underscore delimiter
/mmoboost give --args=Steve_all_2.0_30

# Give all online players a 1.5x mining token
/mmoboost give --args=*|mining|1.5|60

# Give a GLOBAL boost token (affects everyone when activated)
/mmoboost give --args=Steve|all|2.0|60|global

# Give 5 tokens at once
/mmoboost give --args=Steve|mining|1.5|30 --quantity=5

# Give a token whose boost shows an effect's icon on the buff bar (pipe form only)
/mmoboost give --args=Steve|mining|1.5|30|personal|<effect id>

# The global boosts running now
/mmoboost list

# Activate 2x XP for everyone for 15 min immediately
/mmoboost global --args=all|2.0|15

Config Commands

Config commands use --args= for values. Use | to separate multiple values. See the /mmoconfig subcommands in the admin table above; common usage:

Config Command Examples

# Set diamond to 150 XP
/mmoconfig mining --args=Rock_Gem_Diamond|150

# All ores give 25 XP (wildcard)
/mmoconfig mining --args=Ore_|25

# Harder early game
/mmoconfig basexp --args=400

# Easier endgame
/mmoconfig scale --args=150

# Enable XP in creative mode
/mmoconfig creative --args=false

# Block "Dummy" entities from giving combat XP
/mmoconfig blacklist --args=add|Dummy

# Validate this mod's own content (quests, abilities, masteries, placements, ...)
/mmoconfig validate

# Validate the shared economy (wallets, storefronts, boards)
/zigcommerce validate