This allows God mode (G key)Įxports the currently used configs to %appdata%/7DaystoDie/Saves///Configs on Windows and. Remove a buff from the local player (you). This does not hurt or kill the player but it diminishes visibility. ““1000"” is the lowest (Guest or normal player) while ““0"” is the highest (Host or Admin).”ĭisplay the blood-filled death screen during normal gameplay. “Display a list of current command permissions. Used to remove a command from the command permission list. “Used to add a command to the command permission list with the desired permission level. Buff names can be found in 7 Days To Die\Data\Config\buffs.xml.”Ĭlears all output text in the command console Buff names can be found in 7 Days To Die\Data\Config\buffs.xml Find a list of banned player IDs using ““ban list””.”Īpplies a buff to the local player (you). “Print a list of banned players with their duration “Bans a player from the game for in with a reason of (optional). “Used to remove a player from the admin list. Note that you can use the players entityid “Used to add a player to the admin list with the desired permission level. Unless you use a program like RAT we recommend using a web console instead of telnet. Server management tools like RAT uses telnet protocol to connect to your server. Using telnet, you can run the same set of commands as through the web console. You can enable telnet in the configuration panel - you will be given a port and password. You may also get access via telnet service (you need to use telnet client program for that). You can do anything - including shutting down the server.
Web console gives you access to all server commands from our web panel. Still, you can’t configure the server itself from the in-game console. In-Game console - using it, you may execute administrative commands related to the gameplay. There are three ways to send commands to the server:
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