Commands

Mythic Dungeons comes with a suite of commands to simplify the dungeon creation and play process. Commands will also list the permission associated with them. If a command does not have a permission associated with it, it is available by default.

Core Commands

These commands are the main commands admins and players will employ.

• /md (or /dungeon)
  This is the main command for most Mythic Dungeons subcommands.

• /recruit
  Used to start a party recruitment listing.
  dungeons.party.recruit

• /leave
  Alias for /md leave. Lets a player immediately leave the dungeon they are in. If the dungeon is in edit mode and there are no players still editing it, it will save and unload the dungeon.

• /ready
  When queued for a dungeon, confirms you are ready to enter the dungeon. When all party members are ready, they will be sent to the dungeon. (Note: When queued, a clickable message with the same function is provided.)

• /notready When queued for a dungeon, if one player in the party says they're not ready, it will cancel the dungeon queue. (Note: When queued, a clickable message with the same function is provided.)

• /stuck
  Alias for /md stuck. Immediately sends the player to their last checkpoint or respawn point in the dungeon. (Admins can configure this to kill the player in config.yml.)
  dungeons.stuck

• /rewards
  Opens the player's rewards inventory. If opened in a dungeon, the player can only view the items. Otherwise, players can retrieve their rewards from here.

Player Commands

These are basic commands used to access and play dungeons.

• /md play <dungeon> [player]
  The main command for entering/playing a dungeon. If the player is solo, they will enter immediately. If they are part of a party, they will enter a queue and all players must agree to enter the dungeon. If no player is specified, it will use the player who sent the command.
  dungeons.play to enter a dungeon using the command. dungeons.play.send to specify a player to send to the dungeon.

• /md stuck
  Immediately sends the player to their last checkpoint or respawn point in the dungeon.
  dungeons.stuck

• /md leave
  Lets a player immediately leave the dungeon they are in. If the dungeon is in edit mode and there are no players still editing it, it will save and unload the dungeon.

• /md lives
  Lets the player see their remaining lives in the dungeon.

Admin and Dev Commands

These are commands used to monitor, create, and edit dungeons.

• /md join <player>
  Allows an admin to enter the target player's current dungeon.
  dungeons.admin

• /md create <dungeon name>
  Creates a brand new dungeon with the specified name. Created dungeons are always a flat world.
  dungeons.admin

• /md import <world>
  Imports an existing Minecraft world from the server as a dungeon. Useful if you made the world offline or with an editor like worldpainter.
  dungeons.admin

• /md dxlimport <map> EXPERIMENTAL
  Imports a map from DungeonsXL. This checks for the map in the plugins/DungeonsXL/maps folder. Monitor your console for any messages reporting signs or functionality that can't be converted into Mythic Dungeons.
  dungeons.admin

• /md edit <dungeon>
  Either creates or joins an edit session for the specified dungeon. Edit sessions allow building the map itself and configuring dungeon elements.
  dungeons.edit
dungeons.edit.* for edit access to all dungeons
  dungeons.edit.[dungeonname] for edit access to a specific dungeon.

• /md status OR /md status [dungeon]
  Displays information about all or the specified dungeon, including current players and instances.
  dungeons.admin

• /md reload
  Reloads the plugin config file. To reload dungeons, see below.
  dungeons.admin

• /md reload [dungeon] OR /md reload all
  Reloads the config and functions of all or the specified dungeon.
  dungeons.admin

• /md setcooldown <dungeon> <player> [duration]
  Manually sets the dungeon access cooldown for the target player. Defaults to the dungeon's configured cooldown if a duration is not specified.
  dungeons.setcooldown

Loot Table Commands

These commands are used to create and modify loot tables.

• /md loot create [name]
  Creates a new loot table with the provided name.
  dungeons.loottables

• /md loot edit [name]
  Opens the edit menu for a loot table matching the provided name.
  dungeons.loottables

• /md loot remove [name]
  Deletes the specified loot table.
  dungeons.loottables

Edit Mode Commands

These are commands only available while editing a dungeon.

• /md setlobby
  Sets the lobby spawn location of the dungeon you're editing. (Also preserves where you're looking.)
  dungeons.edit

• /md banitem
  Adds the item in your hand to the banned items list, preventing players from entering the dungeon if they have it in their inventory.
  dungeons.edit

• /md unbanitem
  Removes the item in your hand from the banned items list. (If you're having trouble removing an item, you can also remove it manually in the dungeon's config.yml)
  dungeons.edit

• /md dungeonitem
  Makes your currently held item into a dungeon item, preventing it from being taken out of the dungeon. (It will be deleted when the player leaves with it in their inventory.)
  dungeons.edit

• /md functiontool
  Gives you the function builder tool, just in case you lost it!
  dungeons.functioneditor is required to get and use the function builder.

• /md save
  Force-saves the dungeon immediately. Note: There is a configurable autosave option set to 5 minutes by default, and the dungeon will save when all editors leave, but just in case, you can still do it manually!
  dungeons.edit

• /md cleansigns
  Removes all signs located at all the function locations. Useful after importing a DXL dungeon or to quickly clean out temporary blocks.
  dungeons.cleansigns

Party Commands

These commands are used by the default party system provided by Mythic Dungeons.

• /party invite [player]
  Invites the target player to join your party, creating a new party if you don't have one yet.

• /party join [player]
  Attempts to join the specified player's party. Only works if you have an invite.

• /party leave
  Immediately leaves the current party you're in.

• /party givelead [player]
  Makes the specified player the leader of the party.

• /party kick [player]
  If you are the party lead, kicks the specified player from the party. Yes, you can kick yourself from your own party.

• /party disband
  Immediately kicks all players from the party, including yourself.

• /party chat OR /p
  Lets you switch to party chat, making all your messages go to a private chat with your party members.

• /party chat [message] OR /p [message]
  Sends a message to the private party chat without switching to it.

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