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/community admin change_mode for:<community>
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Changes me between “player” and “server” modes which affect how I function in your community
When I am in “player mode”, I chill with you and your friends on your Discord server, waiting to execute a command on the servers you play on.
When I am in “server mode”, I become a liaison between your Exile server(s) and its players, allowing them to run my commands on it. You may configure how I respond to commands on your server from the server dashboard.
Arguments
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for:
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The ID, or alias, for the community that you want to run this command on
Community IDs are composed of a few characters that are configured by the server owner
You may find this by by using the /community id on the Discord server for that community
You may omit this argument if you have a default community set
Examples
/community admin change_mode for:esm
If “player mode” is enabled, this will cause me to swap to “server mode”
If “player mode” is disabled (in “server mode”), I will attempt to switch to “player mode”. If you have server still registered with me, you will need to delete them via my Dashboard first.
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/community admin find_player whom:<target>
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Displays all available information about a player via their Steam UID, Discord ID, or Mention
Arguments
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whom:
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The user that you want to run this command on
This argument accepts any of the following:
A Discord mention, e.g. @discord_mention
A Discord ID, e.g. 123456789012345678
or a Steam 64 ID (Steam UID), e.g. 76561234567890123
Examples
/community admin find_player whom:@discord_mention
Using their mention, get all available information about this player
/community admin find_player whom:76561234567890123
Using their steam uid, get all available information about this player
/community admin find_player whom:137456789012345678
Using their Discord ID, get all available information about this player
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/community admin reset_cooldown for:<target> command:<command> on:<server>
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Resets cooldown(s)
Admins can preform any of the following:
- Resets a cooldown for a player.
- Reset all cooldowns for one server.
- Reset all cooldowns for every server in their community.
- Reset all cooldowns for a user on every server in their community.
- Reset all cooldowns for a user on one server in their community.
- Reset a single command cooldown for one server.
- Reset a single command cooldown for every server in their community.
- Reset a single command cooldown for a user on every server in their community.
- Or, reset a single command cooldown for a user on one server in their community.
Important: Due to the destructive nature of this command, the on: argument does not support autofill or aliases. Omitting this argument will result in the behavior described in the examples.
See examples for more details
Arguments
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for:
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The user that you want to run this command on
This argument accepts any of the following:
A Discord mention, e.g. @discord_mention
A Discord ID, e.g. 123456789012345678
or a Steam 64 ID (Steam UID), e.g. 76561234567890123
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command:
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A slash command (e.g.
/server reward with or without the /)
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on:
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The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
Examples
/community admin reset_cooldown
Resets every command’s cooldowns for your community.
/community admin reset_cooldown for:@discord_mention
Resets every command’s cooldown for @discord_mention on your community.
/community admin reset_cooldown for:@discord_mention command:/server reward
Resets the /server reward command cooldown for @discord_mention on your community.
/community admin reset_cooldown for:@discord_mention command:/server reward on:esm_malden
Resets the /server reward command cooldown for @discord_mention on esm_malden only
/community admin reset_cooldown command:/server reward on:esm_malden
Resets the /server reward command cooldown for esm_malden only.
/community admin reset_cooldown command:server reward
Resets the /server reward command cooldown every server your community has registered.
Note: The “slash” in a slash command can be omitted
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Displays the current Community’s community ID for ESM
Examples
Returns the community’s ID
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/community servers for:<community>
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Displays all registered servers for a given community ID, regardless if they are online or not
Arguments
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for:
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The ID, or alias, for the community that you want to run this command on
Community IDs are composed of a few characters that are configured by the server owner
You may find this by by using the /community id on the Discord server for that community
You may omit this argument if you have a default community set
Examples
/community servers for:esm
Returns all registered servers for esm.
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/server admin broadcast message:<message> to:<broadcast_to>
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Sends the provided message to all servers or the provided server ID in your community
Registered players on these servers will receive the message via Direct Message if they have custom notification allowed for the server.
Arguments
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message:
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The message to send or preview. Supports Discord Markdown and must be less than 2000 characters
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to:
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Where the broadcast should go? It can be a server, “all”, or omit for a preview of the message
This can be either a valid server_id to send to just that server, all to send to all of your community’s servers, or preview or omit to just preview the message without sending it
Examples
/server admin broadcast message:This is an emergency announcement to:esm_malden
Broadcasts This is an emergency announcement to every registered player on esm_malden.
/server admin broadcast message:Admin event going on right meow. More information on our Discord! to:all
Broadcasts Admin event going on right meow. More information on our Discord! to registered player on every server for this community.
/server admin broadcast message:Testing
Omitting to will provide a preview of the message without sending it.
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/server admin execute_code execute:<code_to_execute> on:<server> target:<target>
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Executes the given codes on a server (returning any results), or a target.
Arguments
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execute:
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The SQF code to execute.
The given code can be all one line or span multi-lines.
Note: This code needs to be valid or the server will not return a response.
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on:
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The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
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target:
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The user that you want to run this command on
This argument accepts any of the following:
A Discord mention, e.g. @discord_mention
A Discord ID, e.g. 123456789012345678
or a Steam 64 ID (Steam UID), e.g. 76561234567890123
Examples
/server admin execute_code execute:isServer on:esm_malden
Executes isServer on esm_malden and returns true back.
/server admin execute_code execute:player setDamage 1 on:esm_tanoa target:@discord_mention
Executes player setDamage 1 on @discord_mention’s player in game. If the player is not in game, an error will be returned.
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/server admin find on:<server> whom:<target> territory:<territory>
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Displays information about the provided player or territory
Arguments
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on:
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The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
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whom:
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The user that you want to run this command on
This argument accepts any of the following:
A Discord mention, e.g. @discord_mention
A Discord ID, e.g. 123456789012345678
or a Steam 64 ID (Steam UID), e.g. 76561234567890123
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territory:
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The ID for the territory that you want to run this command on
Territory IDs are often 3-6 characters long, or a custom one set using the /territory set_id command.
Want to see all of your territories? Try using the /server my territories command
Examples
/server admin find on:esm_malden whom:@discord_mention
Using their mention, return their player stats on esm_malden
/server admin find on:esm_tanoa whom:76561234567890123
Using their steam uid, return their player stats on esm_tanoa
/server admin find on:esm_altis whom:137456789012345678
Using their Discord ID, return their player stats on esm_altis
/server admin find on:esm_namalsk territory:jquee
Return the territory information for jquee
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/server admin modify_player whom:<target> action:<action> on:<server> amount:<amount>
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Modifies a player on a server, regardless of them being online or not.
Arguments
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whom:
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The user that you want to run this command on
This argument accepts any of the following:
A Discord mention, e.g. @discord_mention
A Discord ID, e.g. 123456789012345678
or a Steam 64 ID (Steam UID), e.g. 76561234567890123
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action:
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What action do you want to take?
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on:
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The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
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amount:
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The amount to adjust. This is optional for healing or killing a player
For actions Change player poptabs, Change player respect, and Change player locker:
- This argument is required and must be a positive or negative number
- Positive numbers will add the given amount of that type
- Negative numbers will remove the given amount of that type
For types Heal player and Kill player:
- This argument is ignored
Examples
/server admin modify_player whom:@discord_mention action:Change player poptabs on:esm_malden amount:1500
Gives @discord_mention’s player on esm_malden 1500 poptabs
/server admin modify_player whom:@discord_mention action:Change locker poptabs on:esm_altis amount:-50
Removes 50 poptabs from @discord_mention’s locker on esm_altis
/server admin modify_player whom:76561234567890123 action:Kill player on:esm_namalsk
RIP @discord_mention. Kills @discord_mention’s player on esm_namalsk
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/server admin reset_player on:<server> whom:<target>
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Deletes a single player or all players on a server in an attempt to fix the spawning glitch
This command is the admin equivalent to the /server stuck command
Arguments
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on:
-
The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
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whom:
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The user that you want to run this command on
This argument accepts any of the following:
A Discord mention, e.g. @discord_mention
A Discord ID, e.g. 123456789012345678
or a Steam 64 ID (Steam UID), e.g. 76561234567890123
Examples
/server admin reset_player on:esm_malden
Deletes all players on esm_malden
/server admin reset_player on:esm_malden whom:@discord_mention
Deletes @discord_mention’s player on esm_malden
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/server admin search_logs for:<target> on:<server>
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Searches the last 14 days worth of Trading, Territory, and Death logs
Arguments
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for:
-
The user that you want to run this command on
This argument accepts any of the following:
A Discord mention, e.g. @discord_mention
A Discord ID, e.g. 123456789012345678
or a Steam 64 ID (Steam UID), e.g. 76561234567890123
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on:
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The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
Examples
/server admin search_logs for:@some_player on:esm_malden
Parses the logs on esm_malden for @some_player’s Steam UID and returns any matched lines
/server admin search_logs for:Exile_Chopper_Hummingbird_Green on:esm_altis
Parses the logs on esm_altis for Exile_Chopper_Hummingbird_Green and returns any matched lines
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/server details for:<server>
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Displays connection, up time, next restart and other information about the provided server ID
Arguments
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for:
-
The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
Examples
/server details for:esm_malden
Returns information about the server esm_malden
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/server gamble amount:<amount> on:<server>
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Feeling lucky? Gamble poptabs on a server for a chance to win
Arguments
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amount:
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The amount of poptabs to gamble. Poptabs are withdrawn from your locker.
The following options can be provided instead of a number:
- all: Gambles all of your poptabs in your locker.
- half: Gambles half of your poptabs in your locker
- stats: Returns win/loss statistics for the provided server
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on:
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The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
Examples
/server gamble amount:50 on:esm_malden
Gambles 50 poptabs from the locker on server esm_malden
/server gamble amount:half on:esm_altis
Gambles half of the poptabs in the locker on server esm_altis
/server gamble amount:all on:esm_tanoa
Gambles all of the poptabs in the locker on server esm_tanoa
/server gamble on:esm_namalsk
Displays gambling statistics for server esm_namalsk
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/server my player on:<server>
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Displays information (money, health, poptabs, territories, etc.) about your player on the server
Arguments
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on:
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The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
Examples
/server my player on:esm_malden
Returns my player information on esm_malden
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/server my territories for:<server>
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Displays all territories that you own or have joined for the provided server ID
Arguments
-
for:
-
The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
Examples
/server my territories for:esm_malden
Returns all owned or joined territories for server esm_malden
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/server reward on:<server>
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Requests a reward package to be deployed on the provided server
After running this command, you will be sent a confirmation message in your PMs with me. From here, you’ll confirm you are online and alive before I send deliver the rewards to you.
Arguments
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on:
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The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
Examples
/server reward on:esm_malden
Requests the default reward to be delivered to you on esm_malden.
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/server stuck on:<server>
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Deletes your player on the provided server in an attempt to fix the spawning glitch.
You will be required to confirm the request before any deletion takes place.
Arguments
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on:
-
The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
Examples
/server stuck on:esm_malden
Deletes your player on esm_malden
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/server uptime for:<server>
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Displays how long the server has been online
Arguments
-
for:
-
The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
Examples
Displays how long the server has been online
/server uptime for:esm_malden
Displays how long esm_malden has been online
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/territory add_player whom:<target> to:<territory> on:<server>
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Adds the target user as a builder in the provided territory
Arguments
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whom:
-
The user that you want to run this command on
This argument accepts any of the following:
A Discord mention, e.g. @discord_mention
A Discord ID, e.g. 123456789012345678
or a Steam 64 ID (Steam UID), e.g. 76561234567890123
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to:
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The ID for the territory that you want to run this command on
Territory IDs are often 3-6 characters long, or a custom one set using the /territory set_id command.
Want to see all of your territories? Try using the /server my territories command
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on:
-
The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
Examples
/territory add_player whom:@discord_mention to:jqjoe on:esm_malden
Adds @discord_mention to jqjoe on esm_malden
/territory add_player whom:@your_username to:some_territory on:esm_malden
If you are a territory admin, you may replace @your_username with a tag of yourself to add yourself to this territory.
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/territory admin list on:<server> order_by:<order_by>
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Displays the ID, name, and owner information for every territory on the provided server
Arguments
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on:
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The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
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order_by:
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Controls how the territories are sorted before they are displayed
Valid options are: id, territory_name, owner_uid
Examples
/territory admin list on:esm_malden
Displays all territories for server esm_malden
/territory admin list on:esm_tanoa order_by:owner_name
Displays all territories for server esm_tanoa, but they are sorted the owner’s name
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/territory admin restore territory:<territory> on:<server>
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Restores a territory if marked for deletion for missing a territory payment
This will not restore a territory if it has been deleted from the database
Arguments
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territory:
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The ID for the territory that you want to run this command on
Territory IDs are often 3-6 characters long, or a custom one set using the /territory set_id command.
Want to see all of your territories? Try using the /server my territories command
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on:
-
The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
Examples
/territory admin restore territory:jquee on:esm_malden
Restores territory jquee on esm_malden
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/territory demote_player whom:<target> in:<territory> on:<server>
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Demotes a player from moderator to builder in a territory.
This command is only available for the territory owner
Arguments
-
whom:
-
The user that you want to run this command on
This argument accepts any of the following:
A Discord mention, e.g. @discord_mention
A Discord ID, e.g. 123456789012345678
or a Steam 64 ID (Steam UID), e.g. 76561234567890123
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in:
-
The ID for the territory that you want to run this command on
Territory IDs are often 3-6 characters long, or a custom one set using the /territory set_id command.
Want to see all of your territories? Try using the /server my territories command
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on:
-
The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
Examples
/territory demote_player whom:@discord_mention in:awesome on:esm_malden
Demote @discord_mention to builder in territory awesome on esm_malden
/territory demote_player whom:76561234567890123 in:fort_a on:esm_malden
Demote 76561234567890123 to builder in territory fort_a on esm_malden
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/territory pay territory:<territory> on:<server>
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Pays the territory protection using poptabs from your locker
Some servers may implement a tax for paying using ESM. You can see how much your territory’s protection cost is by using /server my territories
Arguments
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territory:
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The ID for the territory that you want to run this command on
Territory IDs are often 3-6 characters long, or a custom one set using the /territory set_id command.
Want to see all of your territories? Try using the /server my territories command
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on:
-
The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
Examples
/territory pay territory:qqoej on:esm_malden
Pay the territory protection for qqoej on server esm_malden
/territory pay territory:fort_kickass on:esm_malden
Pay the territory protection for custom territory ID fort_kickass on server esm_malden
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/territory promote_player whom:<target> in:<territory> on:<server>
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Promotes a player to moderator in a territory.
This command is only available for the territory owner. The player must be a member of the territory first before they can be promoted, which can be done by using /territory add_player
Arguments
-
whom:
-
The user that you want to run this command on
This argument accepts any of the following:
A Discord mention, e.g. @discord_mention
A Discord ID, e.g. 123456789012345678
or a Steam 64 ID (Steam UID), e.g. 76561234567890123
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in:
-
The ID for the territory that you want to run this command on
Territory IDs are often 3-6 characters long, or a custom one set using the /territory set_id command.
Want to see all of your territories? Try using the /server my territories command
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on:
-
The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
Examples
/territory promote_player whom:@discord_mention in:awesome on:esm_malden
Promotes @discord_mention to moderator in territory awesome on esm_malden
/territory promote_player whom:76561234567890123 in:fort_a on:esm_malden
Promotes 76561234567890123 to moderator in territory fort_a on esm_malden
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/territory remove_player whom:<target> from:<territory> on:<server>
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Removes a player from a territory
This command is only available for the territory owner or moderator
Arguments
-
whom:
-
The user that you want to run this command on
This argument accepts any of the following:
A Discord mention, e.g. @discord_mention
A Discord ID, e.g. 123456789012345678
or a Steam 64 ID (Steam UID), e.g. 76561234567890123
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from:
-
The ID for the territory that you want to run this command on
Territory IDs are often 3-6 characters long, or a custom one set using the /territory set_id command.
Want to see all of your territories? Try using the /server my territories command
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on:
-
The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
Examples
/territory remove_player whom:@discord_mention from:awesome on:esm_malden
Removes @discord_mention from territory awesome on esm_malden
/territory remove_player whom:76561234567890123 from:fort_a on:esm_malden
Removes 76561234567890123 from territory fort_a on esm_malden
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/territory set_id from:<territory> to:<territory> on:<server>
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Changes your territory ID to the provided ID
This command is only available for the territory owner.
Once set, this custom territory ID can be used whenever a command requires a territory ID argument.
Arguments
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from:
-
The ID for the territory that you want to run this command on
Territory IDs are often 3-6 characters long, or a custom one set using the /territory set_id command.
Want to see all of your territories? Try using the /server my territories command
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to:
-
The ID for the territory that you want to run this command on
Territory IDs are often 3-6 characters long, or a custom one set using the /territory set_id command.
Want to see all of your territories? Try using the /server my territories command
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on:
-
The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
Examples
/territory set_id from:jqjoe to:no_u on:esm_malden
Sets territory jqjoe to be no_u
/territory set_id from:fort_awesome to:tent_sadness on:esm_altis
Changes territory fort_awesome to be tent_sadness
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/territory upgrade territory:<territory> on:<server>
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Upgrades a territory to the next level using poptabs from your locker.
This command is only available for the territory owner or moderators
To see costs, please use the /server my territories command
Arguments
-
territory:
-
The ID for the territory that you want to run this command on
Territory IDs are often 3-6 characters long, or a custom one set using the /territory set_id command.
Want to see all of your territories? Try using the /server my territories command
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on:
-
The ID, or alias, for the server that you want to run this command on
Server IDs are composed of a community ID and a custom name, separated by an underscore
For example: esm_malden, esm_tanoa, and esm_some_awesome_server
You may omit this argument if you have a default server set
Examples
/territory upgrade territory:awesome on:esm_malden
Upgrades territory awesome to the next level on esm_malden