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# Basic In-game Commands

Commonly used commands:

See also [Command Aliases](#command-aliases)

### Spawn:&#x20;

* `/spawn tp` Teleports player to spawn
* `/spawn set` <mark style="color:red;">**\***</mark> Sets the point designated as spawn

### &#x20;Teleport requests

* `/tpa <target-player>`&#x20;
* `/tpahere <target-player>`
* `/tpaccept <target-player>`
* `/tpdeny <target-player>`

### Player Homes

* `/home set <home-name>`
* `/home tp <home-name>`
* `/home delete <home-name>`

### Warps

* `/warp set <warpname>`
* `/warp tp <warpname>`
* `/warp delete <warpname>`

### *Back*

* `/back` Teleports the player to the last location. Does not always work if a previous teleport cannot be determined

## *Nickname*

* `/nickname set <nickname>`
* `/nickname clear <nickname>`
* `/nickname reveal <nickname>`

## *Random Teleport*

* */randomteleport*
* */rtp*

Must be in single player with cheats enabled or if on a server, then have admin privs.

### Kitchen sink

* `/fly <target-player>` <mark style="color:red;">**\***</mark>
* `/workbench`
* `/enderchest`

### *Config*

* `/essentialcommands config reload` Reloads configs for Essential Commands

### Command Aliases

Command Aliases now allows for traditional command syntax:&#x20;

* `/sethome [home-name]`defaults to "home"
* `/home [home-name]`defaults to "home"
* `/delhome <home-name>`
* `/spawn`
* `/afk` run this when you are going to be away from the keyboard

<mark style="color:red;">**\***</mark>Must be in single player with cheats enabled or if on a server, then have admin privs.

Names in brackets '\[name]' are optional. Names in '' are required. Do not use quotes ', brackets '\[]' or '<>' in commands.
